Reply With QuoteNice videos Tomahawk674 – where’s the point of aim on your Navy and what distance are you shooting at?
Love the tin can spinning in the air in the last vid – good shooting!
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Nice videos Tomahawk674 – where’s the point of aim on your Navy and what distance are you shooting at?
Love the tin can spinning in the air in the last vid – good shooting!
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The distance is 12.5 yards on all shots. My navy seems to hit perfectly on point of aim, which makes things great for me
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Wow that must be great to have such a good POI. My Navy does the usual 6 inches high and to the left at 20 yards – must try it at closer range.Originally Posted by Tomahawk674
The distance is 12.5 yards on all shots. My navy seems to hit perfectly on point of aim, which makes things great for me
Okay … for your next challenge – you have to hit the tin again in mid air after you’ve sent it spinning.
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HA!! LOL… for your next challenge – you have to hit the tin again in mid air after you’ve sent it spinning.
Yeah that's a long shot, pun intended. If memory serves me correctly, my gun was also hitting high when brand new, but now it's getting close to the 1000 shot mark (that in only a few months mind you) and it hits dead on; then again, it could be I am getting better at shooting it.
One thing that helps me out tremendously is to remove the glare from the front sight, via a spray called "Sight Black", or by using a zippo lighter and holding a flame to the sight. It makes a world of difference.
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Good shooting, Tomahawk!
Jim
UBC's Police Pistol Manager
"Nasty, noisy things, revolvers, Count. Better stick to air-guns." Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone
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