sunofnun

whatcha got?

I'd say put in:
Caliber
Range
Optics

I'll get started this was sighting in my scope on my AR not super impressive.. but whatever

cal: .223
rng: 100yrds
opt: barska 3-12


first five in the group then adjusted to center w/the next three

WarriorDriver

cal: .223 Savage Stevens 200
rng: 100yrds
opt: Nikon Prostaff 3-9
all holes touch

Mic

From sighting in my Iron Sites this weekend on one of my AR's.

Cal: .223 Distance: 100 yards.



Group of 4 at top is where I had it set after I had went and pasted the shoot n'c up. I than adjusted my elevation down, and it seemed to pull it to the right just a little. Last shot by itself was after I pulled it over to the left a click. At that point I realized I had shot my last round out of the box of Ammo, and I didn't feel like grabbing another box out of my case just to shoot a couple more rounds (3 minute warning was already called).

Clintypoo

Kolat, you still have the pics of the shotgun shells at 50 yards that we were punching the primers with the 17?

sunofnun

damn I love .17s they're fun. we were shooting ornages and apples at 150 yrds and making juice.

Kolat

G20, iron sights, SWC reloads, 25 yards, 10gr blue dot powder, CCI large pistol primer.
right target was plinking 10 rounds, left target was trying to get a good group, pulled the 4th shot and flustered me for the 5th and I had a decent group going too :-(





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koorbloh

it's out as far as Wades little target thingies will go.

WarriorDriver

.223
50yds
I screwed up one hole.. My own reloads out of same savage stevens .223 above..

4 shots

koorbloh

wish I could have been there for this.... .22 removes the stickers, 9mm dents it, and my .30-06 puts holes in it.

WarriorDriver

30-06 doesnt go through the ones I make, just dents it, same for .223, 22-250, .243, .250-3000 savage

KillermondoDude

Ruger Charger 10 rounds 22lr at 25 yrds Simmons 2-6x32 handgun scope
170 rounds fired through barrel before the 10 round group with 2 flyers

richardlpalmer

Smith & Wesson 44 Magnum, iron sights, 7/8 yards

qballrail

9mm Rapid fire -20 rounds @ 50 yd.

richardlpalmer

50 yards? Wow man, where you shooting?

GixxerPete

Dammit... I shoulda taken a pic of my approx 2" group at 200 yards with Lealan's R700 .308 from Sunday... doh! Next time...

GixxerPete

What indoor range are you at that's 50 yards? Sure you don't mean 50 feet? That's a bit more than 20 rounds too. If you can shoot like that rapid fire at 50 yards you're either a gifted shooter or...

qballrail

20 rounds. 10/clip. I'm referring to the splatter target over the paper target. This was at the far end wall. I was told 5 ft away from the back wall was 50 yards. It was aparticularly good set that day. I'm not a slouch when it comes to shooting. But I do have my bad days.

Bullseye in Tacoma.

GixxerPete

I haven't been to Bullseye, but their website says all lanes are 50 feet (16 yards). So good shooting, but not "OMG why are you not a paid pro shooter!!" good.

However, your range estimation leaves a bit to be desired.

qballrail

Just going by what the Rangemaster told me, that's all.

GixxerPete

No worries, simple misunderstanding.

GixxerPete

Ok my turn... not exactly a target per se, but it's all I've got at the moment...

rifle: RRA Varmint A4
cal: .223
range: 100 yards
optics: Simmons Whitetail Classic 6.5-20x50

richardlpalmer

Makes sense now. To be clear,

1. I was incredulous about 50 yard rapid fire with that grouping
2. I was envious that there was an indoor 50 yard range

Nice shooting.

richardlpalmer

Damn, man. That's cool!

qballrail

Nice job! Good to know my .223's will pierce copper pennies. What about quarters? ;P That's pretty damn accurate from 100 yards!

GixxerPete

Yup we've done quarters too, they're just bigger and easier to hit so we stick to nickels and pennies.

You might be surprised what a .223 will go through. We've shot aluminum plates and old (empty) propane tanks that .45 pistol rounds bounce off that a .223 punches neat little holes that look like a drill did it.

My rifle is rated from the factory at 3/4 MOA at 100 yards, and if I do my part, it will shoot that well.

My carbine is not that accurate. I haven't really shot groups at 100 yards with it, as it used to have an Eotech on it, not the easiest thing to precise at 100 yards with. But I just put a 1-4X scope on it, so now I can see what it'll do. I'm guessing 1.5-2 MOA.

richardlpalmer

Se habla "MOA"?

GixxerPete

Minute Of Angle... it's a geometry thing (aka minute of arc) but basically 1 MOA = 1" at 100 yards. So my rifle is rated at 3/4 MOA or able to shoot 3/4" groups at 100 yards. A gun that shoots 1" groups at 100 yards would shoot 2" groups at 200 yards and so on.

Also, you'll hear of scopes that have '1/4 MOA clicks', meaning 1/4" at 100 yards, or 4 clicks for an inch, also at 100 yards.

richardlpalmer

Gracias!

qballrail

This is what I did Friday w/ my Sig556/.223 cal. rifle.

25yd *VERIFIED* ;)



50yd *VERIFIED* too...


Now that's one extremely accurate boom-stick!!!

WTG Sig!

PiNk TCP

Bounced this across the pit a few times.

qballrail

That's cool. What calibur? Pellet?

PiNk TCP

Some 12G #8 Target plus a few random .45 acp for enhanced drainage. The containers fly better with 12G #00 Buck Shot, but that gets a little expensive to do for any length of time.

For fun take 2 containers (I have a hard time calling them coffee cans) 2 shooters and a set number of shells, and then see who can "kick" their can the farthest across the pit

richardlpalmer

...or who can keep it in the air the longest (we use to do that with 5 gallon buckets).

qballrail

Isn't that called 'skeet?'

Kaz440

15 yards, at the Clackamas PSTC with my Les Baer Monolith Comanche, two magazines with five rounds each.

thejrod

sunofnun

ha haaaaaa jrod.. nice.

richardlpalmer

You forgot helmets...