Look at this five shot group.
I didn't shoot it. Five shots 100 yrds .308 175 gr. Black Hills fired from a Sako TRG-22.
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Nice group. I have a Rem 700 in 22-250 that will do that with some Varget and 50 grain Ballistic tips.
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Cool., but he missed the bullseye.
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Yea, a little high for my liking. Try again at 150 yards, should be just right! 😁
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Nice group.
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Not bad, I bet that Tubb rifle you have for sale will do that or maybe better.
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Really nice group, and with factory ammo, too!
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I have a .243 Ruger M77 that will group like this using my 95 grain Nosler BT handloads. That's a incredible group. Many people claim to be able to shoot this good, but few actually can. When I shot my Ruger with similar groups, I was much younger and had much better eyesight. I don't know if I could do it now without a machine rest.
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That's almost as good as my "typical" one shot group!
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I once put a five shot group into a falling oak leaf on a windy day at 100 yards.
Iron sights of course and I was mounted on a horse.
You’re group isn’t bad either.😀
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I once put a five shot group into a falling oak leaf on a windy day at 100 yards.
Iron sights of course and I was mounted on a horse.
You’re group isn’t bad either.😀
I shaved the hair off a gnat's leg at 500 yards with 10 rounds from my crossman 760 and the gnat later came by and we shared a beer together, but this is a pretty good group too.
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I can put 5 inside and orange size spot at 300 yards with my guns(270 & 7mm-08). Inside 2inches at 200 yards. EITHER will kill what I hunt! I am not into paper punching. I'm more of a shoot to kill kind of shot! 😁😎
PS......those leaves are deadly, so don't miss one, you will regret it when they rush you!
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Yeah, yeah, but can you hit a floating leaf at a hundred yards with a 22 revolver?
Very nice group. Just high enough for hunting to 200 yds.
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Few guns and few people can shoot that group at 100 yards. Im not much of a betting man, but Id put some pretty heavy money against anyone who says they can.
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Very, very nice. Much better than I ever got with my miserable collection of 1903, 1917, 98 Mauser, British Enfield and Jap miliary sporters. I think the 7.7 Jap was the most accurate.
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I once stood 5 bullets side by side on a bench without knocking them over. My best grouping yet. Well except for my revolver’s speedloaders.
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I have a Savage 243 model 16 with the accu trigger, stock and barrel. With that rifle I have shot that sized group on two occasions. They were both heady experiences!!
But then I returned to my normal which is angle of deer all day long shooting a little under an inch with that rifle.
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Very nice group. Accurate rifle with a good load that it likes.
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Been there, done that but could never do it with any regularity. I guess that is what separated me from the good shooter category and firmly placed me into the mediocre class. Bob
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He's getting close. With a little more practice I'd say he finally hit the bullseye eventually.
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Been there, done that but could never do it with any regularity. I guess that is what separated me from the good shooter category and firmly placed me into the mediocre class. Bob
That's why guys like us prefer shotguns Bob......
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I was taught to "Aim High" in everything I do. That is some good shoot'n!
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I was taught to aim low 'cause they might be ridin' Shetland's.
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I was taught to aim center mass!
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That's some mighty fine shootin' somebody did there. That resembles the 50 yard six shot groups from my 45 Colt Blackhawk, when I fan 'er from the hip.
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That's why guys like us prefer shotguns Bob......
Nailed it !!!!. 😁
Although I will admit that with what little shotgunning I have done the last couple of years, I'd be hard pressed now to even achieve mediocrity. That's gonna change this year and I have promised myself to burn up a few more flats of shells at those pesky clay pigeons. At least that's the plan for now and you know what they say about the best laid plans. Bob
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My Red Ryder can out shoot most of the customers shooting at my local indoor range.
That is a very respectable grouping, I wish mine were always that good. Some days are way better than others.
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Shotgun? As long as I throw over a soft landing spot, I cam make a case of birds last all day. I break more putting them on the thrower than I do shooting at them.
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If Bull Chit was music, there would be quite a few bands associated with this forum!
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