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Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
- Sir Henry
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Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
Okay so not so much of a boom. More like a poof with the CB shorts. They are so quiet Little Girl was inside six feet away watching me out the window and the noise didn’t scare her.
I limit the front range to sub-sonic for the time. It’s possible to get richochets and there are a few houses over the hill.
The upper range is still under construction so I set a rimfire spinner out.
This is where I shoot pellets from the front patio. Yellow is pellets and orange is rimfire.
My shooting was really terrible.
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Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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- Vaquero
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Re: Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
Gene, I have noticed also that I take an extent hiatus from shooting that it usually takes a few rounds to get back some decent groups.
Some firearms a little more than others.
But hey, at the end of the session, it's still an enjoyable experience or all.
Sure beats werkin...
RP
Some firearms a little more than others.
But hey, at the end of the session, it's still an enjoyable experience or all.
Sure beats werkin...
RP
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Ain't No Apologies for My Temperament
Si vis pacem, para bellum
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Re: Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
Hey Gene. Ive seen all the posts with your pictures and the place really looks nice.
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- fortyshooter
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Re: Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
Great way to spend an afternoon shooting the 22 CB's or Quiets! That range view showing the distant hills is beautiful!
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- markiver54
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Re: Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
My thoughts exactly! Lookn great Gene!
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Re: Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
He really got lucky in that purchase. A beautiful area. WITH WINTER!
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Re: Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
Great pics, thanks.
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Re: Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
lucky, for sure!, especially if you love Winter. It is beautiful right now though and Gene is working wonders on it!
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Re: Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
That's great, Gene.
In my testing at 30 yards, I actually found CBs to be more consistent in their accuracy than the Quiets. With the Quiets, I had to shoot a lot of groups to get 5 shots all shooting to the same POI. I'd typically get 3 or sometimes 4 close enough to make a group, but one or two shots would open the group way beyond what the gun could do with better ammo. I think 30 yards is pushing it for anyone using Quiets for pest control.
CBs, by contrast, I could use for 30 yard for target practice. Definitely not 50 yard ammo or match ammo, but definitely useable 30 yard practice ammo. Also, in terms of loudness out of a rifle, the CBs were quieter than almost all of my airguns.
In my testing at 30 yards, I actually found CBs to be more consistent in their accuracy than the Quiets. With the Quiets, I had to shoot a lot of groups to get 5 shots all shooting to the same POI. I'd typically get 3 or sometimes 4 close enough to make a group, but one or two shots would open the group way beyond what the gun could do with better ammo. I think 30 yards is pushing it for anyone using Quiets for pest control.
CBs, by contrast, I could use for 30 yard for target practice. Definitely not 50 yard ammo or match ammo, but definitely useable 30 yard practice ammo. Also, in terms of loudness out of a rifle, the CBs were quieter than almost all of my airguns.
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- Sir Henry
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Re: Range Report: bloomin’ and boomin’
My biggest problem is sending the round down the barrel when I’m on target. My timing is all off right now. I’ve found it takes me several days of shooting to get back in the groove and a few more days to get back to my best. My gong is the same size as your target and I only hit it three times at 25 yards.North Country Gal wrote: ↑Sun Jun 12, 2022 6:19 pmThat's great, Gene.
In my testing at 30 yards, I actually found CBs to be more consistent in their accuracy than the Quiets. With the Quiets, I had to shoot a lot of groups to get 5 shots all shooting to the same POI. I'd typically get 3 or sometimes 4 close enough to make a group, but one or two shots would open the group way beyond what the gun could do with better ammo. I think 30 yards is pushing it for anyone using Quiets for pest control.
CBs, by contrast, I could use for 30 yard for target practice. Definitely not 50 yard ammo or match ammo, but definitely useable 30 yard practice ammo. Also, in terms of loudness out of a rifle, the CBs were quieter than almost all of my airguns.
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Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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