My best ever springer grouping

[HarryPotter]

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

[Rapidnick]

Ayns nobody likes a smartypants!!! Seriously very well done especially with a 97K-easy with a Pro Sport of course!

[Deano1]

Did every shot miss the ten pence





Good stuff mate

[HarryPotter]

No, every shot missed the corner of the PVC tape that I was using as an aim point. I was more than happy though.

[Paul.]

55 yards with a springer very good shooting mate very good

[andy_scouser]

agreed, very good indeed.

[gaazzz.t]

wow, nice shooting!

DONT SELL IT!!

you'll regret it!

[loiner1965]

[QUOTE=Deano1]Did every shot miss the ten pence



lol......

[Hsing-ee]

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.

[Paul Hudson]

Nice shooting!

Just goes to show what these classic rifles are capable of once the shooter is "in the zone".

Paul.

[HarryPotter]

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.