Hey guys just want to see what people are shooting. I am interested in your groupings at 100 yards.
What your shooting, velocities ect ? post pics if possible ?
Jay
What your shooting, velocities ect ? post pics if possible ?
Jay
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This is my Airforce texan, .30 jsb 51 grain. The black target had 1 sighter in and the rest were shot off bench probably about a 3.5 inch group excluding the sighter. The second white plate was shot at 100 yards as well.
Jay
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FX Crown, pre-adjustment, 100 yards, 25 cal 25.4 JSB's
10 shot groups
Here's some 5 shot groups. I think these were shot on the same day.
Here's a pic of the target through the scope. I generally shoot at the 1/4" holes in the big metal plate.
Tom
10 shot groups
Here's some 5 shot groups. I think these were shot on the same day.
Here's a pic of the target through the scope. I generally shoot at the 1/4" holes in the big metal plate.
Tom
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Nice, 2 inch group. I was thinking about the fx crown. i have the .25/.177 FX Impact. I heard they might sell the barrels for the impact but could be just a rumor. I will try to do a 100 yard grouping with the .25 in the next week or so.
I heard the fx crown was a beast..... Nice groupings.
Jay
I heard the fx crown was a beast..... Nice groupings.
Jay
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Here is a video from last year when I first got my Wildcat .25 cal. trying to shoot groups at 100 yards. At first I shot my Condor .22 cal. with the Eun Jin pointed hunting pellet for grins. I did not expect it to do well at 100 yards but I was curious to see none the less. The wind was blowing pretty good that day enough to move the groups right about two to three inches. The Wildcat did well shooting the JSB 33.95 grains with groups around an inch or so except for a flier here and there. Bill
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Here you go. Indoor range, 5 shots, 25.4 grain AirArms, ≈897FPS, ≈45 PFE, W.A.R. Cobra, regulated at 1,900 PSI.
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Sadly, I haven't been shooting in months. Hoping to get out more this fall, improve on this if possible and do more 150 yard stuff. I took out the RAW the other day just to look at it. Still makes my pp tingle a tad.
Edit: Not sure why the photo isn't showing. No one wants to click a link. Stupid Imgur.
.406" CTC at 100 yards
https://imgur.com/a/L9SE8
Edit: Not sure why the photo isn't showing. No one wants to click a link. Stupid Imgur.
.406" CTC at 100 yards
https://imgur.com/a/L9SE8
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No photo or not, I would expect a RAW .30 caliber to do exactly what it did! This points out something I've noticed a lot.
At ranges out to about 25 yards, just about anything shoots good groups, save for those ugly and heavy nitro-piston jobs. At 25 yards, my little 397 for example, makes one ragged 5/8 inch hole even after 25 shots! Unfortunately, at longer distances (≥ 45 yards), it shoots like a scatter gun! So, it seems the best groups at 100 yards (and sometimes even 50 yards) are all PCPs, in either .25 or .30 calibers. The larger stuff, say a .357 or larger, have the advantage in power to be sure, but accuracy, I'm not so sure!
At ranges out to about 25 yards, just about anything shoots good groups, save for those ugly and heavy nitro-piston jobs. At 25 yards, my little 397 for example, makes one ragged 5/8 inch hole even after 25 shots! Unfortunately, at longer distances (≥ 45 yards), it shoots like a scatter gun! So, it seems the best groups at 100 yards (and sometimes even 50 yards) are all PCPs, in either .25 or .30 calibers. The larger stuff, say a .357 or larger, have the advantage in power to be sure, but accuracy, I'm not so sure!
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Shot this morning 5 shots at 110 yards with Fx Royale 500 using .25 kings at an outdoor range.
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I hope I can duplicate it someday!craiger862
Fx crown 25 JSB's, literally out of the box.
I have never reach 0,52” grouping at 100 Yds with my .177 and .22 PCPs guns at outside shooting therefore I don´t believe too much that it is really possible.
But I am able sometimes ( dead calm and one of 5-10 targets at particular day ) to reach 5 shoot grouping at sub MOA.
Please can tell us more about conditions and accountability about so excellent Target .
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This was shot at a 100yd indoor range here. Obviously indoor conditions are ideal and not what you’ll encounter outside of that controlled environment, but I demonstrated my Crown can shoot 1/2 MOA.
http://www.openrangesports.com/phone/louisville-gun-range.html
http://www.openrangesports.com/phone/louisville-gun-range.html
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100 yard night shoot.
Stock AirForce Texan .510 LSSCF / 255gr Mr. Hollow Point slugs at 1,015fps. Extreme spread 3fps.
Multiple three shot groups while getting a zero on the new scope. Average group was 1.75” at 100 yards. It’s taken some time, but I have this rifle down to 1.25” groups at 100 yards. Just no pics of the recent test targets. We have been testing heavier slugs at 400 yards and beyond for a while and these extended ranges presents their own unique challenges. My rifle is no longer stock and it's slinging those same 255gr slugs a bit faster these days.
Stock AirForce Texan .510 LSSCF / 255gr Mr. Hollow Point slugs at 1,015fps. Extreme spread 3fps.
Multiple three shot groups while getting a zero on the new scope. Average group was 1.75” at 100 yards. It’s taken some time, but I have this rifle down to 1.25” groups at 100 yards. Just no pics of the recent test targets. We have been testing heavier slugs at 400 yards and beyond for a while and these extended ranges presents their own unique challenges. My rifle is no longer stock and it's slinging those same 255gr slugs a bit faster these days.
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