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In the N50 pellet class, the top 15 or so shoot 22 caliber. Mike

I don't know about they...but I do. 😀 Mike

First rifle I ever built. 12 years ago I think. Mike

https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/n50-at-100-in-the-rings-slug-challenge.1192918/ This has been going forever....but only a few participants. Mike

Congratulations to Ana! It should be noted that the match director chose to run the match in a manner that actually ranks the shooters by 3 card aggregate....which is clearly the best way to do it. Choosing a winner by only their final card is nonsense. Mike

For 25m international targets using a .224 plug...there is a simple visual check that can be used to decide if a hole needs to be plugged. If a pellet hole is exactly on the middle of the 9 ring line, it will just barely miss the ten ring with the plug. Scorers will always plug shots that...

The over correction oscillation can be fixed on high magnification by only looking directly through the intersection of the crosshairs. Do not look at where you want to put the crosshairs. You will see where you need to go with your peripheral vision ... but don't directly look there. It's...

Because a pellet doesn't shoot well out of a particular barrel at a certain speed....does not mean it won't shoot great out of a different barrel at the same speed. Barrels are the biggest factor in all of this stuff. Manufacturers want to put whatever barrel they have on their guns and then...

Mike, that's not true at all. Probably just some coincidence. They shoot great at 850 for me. Mike

Sad news to hear. Good guy 🙁

25 shot groups at 50 And 50 shots at 100y. Mike

Yes, I understand. I've made my own pellet dies on the lathe, too. Were they worth the time? No, plus they are painfully slow in production.

Slug dies are done on the lathe. They are as round as round gets. Mike

The practical purpose it serves for me is that I go though drastically less targets. I can do a 25 shot group 35 times on every target. Plus it's easy to measure a single group and rather time consuming to measure 25 singles. Yes, a single shot per bull would yield slightly better results...

If you have cnc...you can make anything you want. If you have manual...you can convert it to cnc pretty easy. My first mill was a big bench top manual that I converted to a cnc with servos and Dynamotion control. Same thing with a lathe. Once you have coordinated control you can make...

Sightron makes the S5....or SV in Roman numerals. Mike

I recommend getting the gun right without any tuner as a baseline...then see if a tuner can help improve it slightly. A tuner won't help a poor shooting gun shoot well. It can make a great shooting gun a little better....but the amount of weight and placement must be perfect to make any...

Here's a nice 10 shot to go with the others. Mike

Those pics are pretty old. I got started in ft close to 10 years ago and remember seeing those pictures when I was researching field target. Father and son....Hans and Ray.

They must be 4 or 5 years old now. That picture is just old. They look considerably more used today 😀