I had some time to shoot my TX200 (.177) with the Centerpoint 6x20 scope installed. My previous inexpensive indoor scope CvLife) died. It is amazing how much easier shooting accurately is with a scope that stays set. I know, one of these days I need to invest in "more" scope. But, this is a decent working one for the most part so we will see if it lasts.
I shot a three USA/NRA 50 (2006) targets. Of the three 2 were in the lower 90's scored by best edge with a Crossman .177 pellet skirt for an inside plug. The third is my best score to date on these targets yet of 95/100. I was shooting off a bag using AA Field Heavy 10.3 grain (10.4 weighted).
I also, barely, cleaned a 50 foot smallbore silhouette target. I shot it off the bag as well so it is not like it counts. I also shot the Beeman P17 for a bit. This, however is another thread.
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I shot a three USA/NRA 50 (2006) targets. Of the three 2 were in the lower 90's scored by best edge with a Crossman .177 pellet skirt for an inside plug. The third is my best score to date on these targets yet of 95/100. I was shooting off a bag using AA Field Heavy 10.3 grain (10.4 weighted).
I also, barely, cleaned a 50 foot smallbore silhouette target. I shot it off the bag as well so it is not like it counts. I also shot the Beeman P17 for a bit. This, however is another thread.
