Being an
instructor has a few advantages. Notably, access to the department range with no one around. Yesterday was my first chance to shoot my new Marauder in 177 caliber. I shot at 25 yards from a bipod and sandbag. The best two groups were around 3/4 inch at 25 yards for ten shots. I only tried Crosman pellets and the heavier of the two I shot were most accurate. Is it the usual case that heavier is more accurate?
I will say that airgun benchrest is a bit different. No recoil and it appears that "hold" or technique is a big influence on accuracy. I may also try weight sorting to see if that helps.
instructor has a few advantages. Notably, access to the department range with no one around. Yesterday was my first chance to shoot my new Marauder in 177 caliber. I shot at 25 yards from a bipod and sandbag. The best two groups were around 3/4 inch at 25 yards for ten shots. I only tried Crosman pellets and the heavier of the two I shot were most accurate. Is it the usual case that heavier is more accurate?
I will say that airgun benchrest is a bit different. No recoil and it appears that "hold" or technique is a big influence on accuracy. I may also try weight sorting to see if that helps.