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Thread: .22lr grouping?

  1. 23-10-2012, 04:29 PM #1
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    .22lr grouping?

    Whats considered good grouping at 25m with a .22lr?
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  3. 23-10-2012, 04:44 PM #2
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    Target or JW15 styles?
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    Marlin,shooting prone with bi-pod at 25m. is 1cm with 6 shots is it good or should it be better?

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    hmmmm. Never really shot groups at 25. The marlins are sopost to be good. If you can get 5 shots into 3/4-1/2 inch consistently at 50 id a thought you'd be pretty happy.
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    I have never tried at 50 but, I sight at 25m and shoot at* anything out to 200m.
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    That is a good group Toby. Using VC's theory about 50 yards you would be at 2cm which is close enough to the 3/4 inch mark.
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    I will try 50 when ground drys up, its been raining here all day and i just shot out my window but my backyard is only so long, been nailing sparrows and mynas afterwards, pics to come later
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    Speights top I hope
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Speights top I hope
    I can make speights, just get a old ash tray, tip of the old buts into a bottle, fill with water, shake well, served chilled...enjoy lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    I will try 50 when ground drys up, its been raining here all day and i just shot out my window but my backyard is only so long, been nailing sparrows and mynas afterwards, pics to come later
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    haha, kinda shit now, mums outside having a smoke on the phone they stop landing on the lawn. its nice to be able to be on computer,stand up from my seat grab gun and shoot though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    I can make speights, just get a old ash tray, tip of the old buts into a bottle, fill with water, shake well, served chilled...enjoy lol.
    LOL thats how you make Guinness pretty much, start with speights and tip an ashtray in it
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    Homebrews where its at. I only hope it works out good, 23L of larger and 23L of vodka, better be good my and little brother have plans
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Homebrews where its at. I only hope it works out good, 23L of larger and 23L of vodka, better be good my and little brother have plans
    Me and a mate gave the homebrew a go way back when we first started flatting. We had two main problems,adding extra sugar to get alcohol content up once resulted in 15 odd exploded riggers in the spare room, and we could never let it sit long enough.Got ya pissed but cloudy as hell and a hangover Il never forget.
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    haha sounds good, except for the hangover part.
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