Reply With QuoteAyns nobody likes a smartypants!!! Seriously very well done especially with a 97K-easy with a Pro Sport of course!
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Merrily plinking away with my 97K I decided to move my target out to 55 yards and have a crack at it. Took a while to settle down then I entered 'the zone'[I] and did this;
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...rouping001.jpg
Thats a 10 shot string using JSB 4.53's in a variable breeze. I was well chuffed.
Of course the 40 shots before that .......
were not so good.
I cant believe I am going to sell it soon (and the Nikko Sniper that's on it) to pay for a decent photo printer
I play a Fender bass, I shoot a springer. I like things to be, well, dependable
'Courteous Curmudgeon'
Ayns nobody likes a smartypants!!! Seriously very well done especially with a 97K-easy with a Pro Sport of course!
Did every shot miss the ten pence
Good stuff mate
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No, every shot missed the corner of the PVC tape that I was using as an aim point. I was more than happy though.
I play a Fender bass, I shoot a springer. I like things to be, well, dependable
Drinks rum like a Fella.....
55 yards with a springer very good shooting mate very good
Always with the negative waves Moriarty, always with the negative waves.
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agreed, very good indeed.
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wow, nice shooting!
DONT SELL IT!!
you'll regret it!
Nice one mate
Just had a vision of trying it in the NW and a little scouser appearing and asking "shall I mind yer target for yer mister ?"
Even older than BTDT
Thats good... I'm gonna have to practise more
Were you bench resting? prone? How did you support the gun?
Gus
The ox is slow, but the earth is patient.
Elvis Floppyfeet
[QUOTE=Deano1]Did every shot miss the ten pence
lol......
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
Is that 97 a standard model, or have you Venom'd or Macarri'd it or done a special lube job on it?
Very impressive. What size were the warm-up groups? even if they were 2" its still excellent shooting with a £250 spring rifle.
Nice shooting!
Just goes to show what these classic rifles are capable of once the shooter is "in the zone".
Paul.
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Gwylan, I was sat on me ****, with the gun rested on my left hand, my left hand resting on a steel pedal bin that happens to be the right height.
Hsing-ee, the gun has had a Chambers kit fitted, warm up groups were about 1.5" depnding on how the wind had flared up.
I play a Fender bass, I shoot a springer. I like things to be, well, dependable
The founder of the FAC .25 Big Boys Fan club
Nice grouping,thats what I like to see,especially from spingers,Good shooting.
I could do that with a .22 BSA Meteor and open sights in a breeze
Don't know you, but that is some shooting!!
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