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Down to the range this evening, first time I've fired any of the bang sticks for a good few months and I get this.
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One down the tube roughly looking at the target then three shots paying a little more attention with the 243. I grabbed a cleaning frame and gave it a good scrub, then put an oiled patch down the barrel and put it away.
You hit the hills and bring back some bacon I guess!
Very nice group.wish all my rifles were like that.
I'm thinking three clicks up and one left first to have me zeroed 50mm high at the 100m.
Clearly you need more time away from the rifle if that is what it does to your shooting GM
Looks like 6 clicks left and one up to me or is picture on its side .
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The latter was my take on it
Could be a cold fouling shot
6 left and 1 up if going by the writing on the ruler
Well I had not shot this one for a year, and not with any powder burning rifle for over four months.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
I think I need to work on my fitness, ... looks like I'll need to get to know it better and carry it around and start this hunting lark.
Was about 5 minutes between shots on a cold night with me wandering about and the barrel had previously been scrubbed 'within an inch of its life'. I'm 99% sure the first shot being out was me. After that I relaxed the body and concentrated a bit better. It just seemed to shoot so smoothly and quietly, it didn't feel like it was being forced.Quote:
Originally Posted by sako75
still a dead deer at 100m
Time for the next stage of my journey. Time to start looking.Quote:
Originally Posted by sako75
So long as you weren't going for a head shot...projectile would go past its nose or behind its ear...easiest solution is to tip rifle on its side, should be good out to 300.Quote:
Originally Posted by sako75
OK fusspots!
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Need to go up 15mm and left 5mm.
Up: (15mm/25.4) * 0.9144 = 0.54" = 2 clicks
Left: (5/25.4) * 0.9144 = 0.18" = 1 click or leave where it is.