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    Aren't Webley Mosquitos like Crosman Premieres

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    Webley Mosquito Express like /are JSB dervatives?

    Andy
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    how hard?

    How hard can that be i thought
    Well I had a go at it today at the club range and i can tell you it's f***in difficult.
    Ive posted link to my best effort so far but i will get it tighter
    This is really addictive stuff I must say. Oh and what you dont see are all the other larger groups I shot in the preceding hour

    Equipment used:
    Steyr FT .177
    Meopta meostar R1 4*16*44 scope @ 16 mag
    jsb exact diabolo heavy

    Go on have a go at it

    http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x.../lrange001.jpg
    http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x.../lrange002.jpg

    Oh, thats a £2.00 coin not a £1.00 lol

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    thats still very good man as it is if it were a 1 pound coin it would be hard to believe for some including myself

    i shot a very impressive one holer yesterday very confidently [although i was surprised ] with some bismags at 40 yds maybe the width of a .25 pellet 5 shots. the surprising thing was it wasnt done with jsbs or my usual AA pellets but plain old bisleys from the tin
    If i didnt have a Falcon i would have a Rapid

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    Quote Originally Posted by Br0dy View Post
    How hard can that be i thought
    Well I had a go at it today at the club range and i can tell you it's f***in difficult.
    Ive posted link to my best effort so far but i will get it tighter
    This is really addictive stuff I must say. Oh and what you dont see are all the other larger groups I shot in the preceding hour

    Equipment used:
    Steyr FT .177
    Meopta meostar R1 4*16*44 scope @ 16 mag
    jsb exact diabolo heavy

    Go on have a go at it

    http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x.../lrange001.jpg
    http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x.../lrange002.jpg

    Oh, thats a £2.00 coin not a £1.00 lol
    Hi Brody, that's quite impresive mate. Try using a lighter pellet instead of the JSB Heavies which are 10.5grain I think. Use some lighter pellets, such as JSB 4.51, 4.52 and 4.53s Also try AA field and Mosquitoes. I have just done some shorter range testing with Defiants which weigh only 7.5grain and JSB 4.53, both giving very good results at 50yds. I will try them at 100yds when I get a nice day.

    Well done again mate.

    Neil.

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    I had a go at longer range shooting today at both 70yds and 100yds.

    This was purely for my experimentation at the moment to find the drops on 2 rifles. A Rapid MK2 set on 4x mag and a Ripley AR5s set on 10x both in .177 used and I aimed off using the mildots.

    70yd Results
    Rapid smallest group 1 3/4" in vertical plane and 3" horizontal plane.
    Ripley smallest group 1" vertical and 2" horizontal

    100yds
    Rapid 1st attempt
    Vertical 5" Horizontal 7" realised I had left parralax at 30yds
    2nd attempt
    Vertical 2" Horizontal 4"
    Ripley Vertical 1 1/2" Horizontal 4"

    Wind conditions were a slight left to right, overcast. Rifles shot from beanbag.

    Will experiment again next weekend.
    infensus procul vox locus procul nefas vicis
    I aimed at the right place at the wrong time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by andyiow View Post
    I had a go at longer range shooting today at both 70yds and 100yds.

    This was purely for my experimentation at the moment to find the drops on 2 rifles. A Rapid MK2 set on 4x mag and a Ripley AR5s set on 10x both in .177 used and I aimed off using the mildots.

    70yd Results
    Rapid smallest group 1 3/4" in vertical plane and 3" horizontal plane.
    Ripley smallest group 1" vertical and 2" horizontal

    100yds
    Rapid 1st attempt
    Vertical 5" Horizontal 7" realised I had left parralax at 30yds
    2nd attempt
    Vertical 2" Horizontal 4"
    Ripley Vertical 1 1/2" Horizontal 4"

    Wind conditions were a slight left to right, overcast. Rifles shot from beanbag.

    Will experiment again next weekend.
    if the vertical component of your groups is such as you describe then you can certainly get your groups to about 1.5". the horizontal dispersion is probably due to wind but it depends how strong the wind is where you are shooting. you could either wait between shots so as to reduce that horizontal dispersion or else watch your trigger pull. i would still prefer to zero in for 100 then holding off, it will also help reduce size of groups. watch the wind mate..

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