I never thought I'd be able to, have to get out there and do it. I generally set up targets to get things warmed up or get sighted in. Never thought I'd be able to shoot off of a tripod and now, doing it.
HK, thanks for the encouragement, now my airgun life has purpose: to shoot 1moa at 100 yards, maybe with even more than 2 pellets within an inch, even if it is only once. Shelved above the Daisy and all the cheapo springers, I have an Airforce Condor, with the reputation to be "a one moa, once in your life" gun if I can set it up right, with the right pellet.
So, yesterday afternoon I ranged the longest lane I could find in my yard, 55 yards, set up a target and found out that my Condor, while sub-inch-accurate at 27yd, is completely inaccurate at 55yd. I tried 6 types of pellets and I could see they were spiralling inches to a foot. Kinda cool to watch. But that is with two severe handicaps: the gun is running on CO2 with .22 pellets flying in the 700s fps, and I shoot ballistically-challenged unleaded pellets. Great for the backyard, not great for this goal. But I had a great day!
So then I converted the gun back to air. I hand pumped 440 pumps into the bottle (a "good" workout if one goes slowly), and dry-fired the gun a couple times to seat the valves and such. There is a set of orifices for the valve, and I picked the .123 inch one (medium-small) to start with. I'm aiming to get 15-20 grain .22 pellets into the 900fps range, and tune from there with the gun's power wheel. When I start seeing half-inch groups at 55 yards, I'll let you know!
Plan C will be a .25 barrel and pellets.
Plan D will be to go to lead, but at least I would have given it all the hippie try.