Six consecutive groups for ODoyle😊

[L.Leon]

After some fun plinking out to 64 yards on black walnut husk, chalk, wine corks, etc. Afterwards I shot these six consecutive five shot groups at 40 yards. Bantam Sniper HR, JSB Exact Jumbo 18s. Transfer port level 5, I typically leave the TP at highest setting. Shot these for ODoyle. Bipod, hand as rear rest.

 

[Odoyle]

OH THANK YOU VERY NICE-!

My guess was equal to if not better than at max power.

 

[Odoyle]

ONE CLICK BELOW MAX POWER-

MAX POWER BEFORE-

 

[L.Leon]

@Odoyle, I bet it was more than a guess. Yesterday 3/26/21 we had some pretty strong winds here in the Hudson Valley. When I got home from work I rushed to shoot some groups. I wanted to see if I would even stay on target. The winds were gusting from the west from 18-20 mph. I did not hold off for wind. I wanted to see how far from POA my POI would be. I was pleasantly surprised. Bipod, hand as rear rest. The three bottom groups JSB Exact Jumbo 18s, (TP level 5) the center is a 10 shot group. The group at 12 O'clock was 5 JSB Jumbo Monster 25.39 (TP level 6). The pencil points out my first shot after the Monsters, I went back to the 18s for the group at 6 O'clock and forgot to dial back my elevation.

 

[Odoyle]

That is some really good shooting in windy conditions there-!

 

[douger]

nice shooting 

 

[CampFussell]

Nice and tight groups. Awesome.

 

[Micro]

It definitely looks like the groups are more consistent - I'm curious about the difference in speed. 18-20 mph winds are pretty common where I live and makes for interesting canoeing as well as shooting, but I learned one thing in my life - make plans based on weather reports with a healthy dose of pessimism !