Finally, little wind and it is not raining. This group was from 50 yards away. I was aiming at the very top of the dime. Most of them were hitting a bit right, if it were not for a few fliers it would have been pretty nice. ( trigger control needs improvement ) .22 caliber. All in all I am pleased with the rifle, if not my abilities. 
Always room for improvement.
Finally got to shoot my new to me Daystate Revere.
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Very happy with mine in .177, excellent rifle for offhand shooting.
What pellets are you using in your .22?
Looks like you definitely got a shooter!
What pellets are you using in your .22?
Looks like you definitely got a shooter!
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Good shooting, particularly since you're still getting acquainted. Your groups are bound to get better, congratulations on your new Revere.
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Was also wondering what type of pellet you were using. And also how much wind? Because that could be the cause of the horizontal grouping.I’ve never shot mine out to 50 yards yet. Only 30 yards with one ragged hole. I use the JSB18 Grn.
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I also shoot the same 16 g pellet in my .22 Revere, it's a good combination. This is a group I shot in the yard yesterday, seated with shooting stick, 25 yards. It's 4 shots, I was getting shaky and figured I'd blow the 5th!
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Good job, 50 yards is getting out there. It’s just going to get better and better! Nothing quite as much fun as an accurate rifle is there!
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Congratulations on your new-to-you rifle. Nice shooting. I just picked up a Revere in .177 from an AGN member. Very accurate--much more accurate than I am. Took my first crow with it yesterday. The shot count is so high I'm beginning to think the rifle is making its own air. I couldn't be happier.
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