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Snow on the ground, this week, so getting serious about my indoor air rifle shooting, now. Today, my eyes were a bit tired from a long day of riding the fat bike in the snow, so the first gun I tried, our HW30S Deluxe with its peep/globe sight combo, was a tough go. Finally gave up with it out of frustration and grabbed its stable mate, next, the HW30S Laminate with a scope and set the scope at 7x. Love iron sights, I surely do, but my offhand scores are better with a scope, now, thanks to a lot of practice shooting offhand with a scope.


Being able to see the target may seem like a no brainer as far as improving how well you shoot, but it's even more of a no brainer when your eyes are not at their best. Anyway, very pleased to see that I'm right where I left off at the end of last winter's indoor season.


Oh, and shooting a great gun like the HW30S helps, too.

nice group .... what distance are you able to fire at your indoor range

Yes, I second that. A very nice group.

10 meters (33 feet), the traditional air gun competition distance.

North Country Gal wrote:.......very pleased to see that I'm right where I left off at the end of last winter's indoor season.......

I think that says a lot. Once in a blue moon I can shoot almost as good as you but you seem to do it each and every time.

Naw, I'm just cheap. Hate to spend money on ammo and then miss.

North Country Gal wrote:10 meters (33 feet), the traditional air gun competition distance.

very nice indeed .... my compliments, I don't have an interior place that I could setup a target at that distance ....

Good shooting as always.