CZ455 .17HMR @50 yards today.

[6MT]

I was doing some shooting today with my CZ455 in .17HMR. I was shooting at 50 yards with Hornady 17 grain. Here's two of my sheets.

This is three 5 shot groups with my best today at .162"

And a sheet with four 5 shot groups that averaged at .460"

I'm starting to really like this rifle. This is only my second time shooting this rifle and the results are promising.

 

[Rod B]

It's looking good. Please post your results when you get to 100 yards.

50 yards is .22 rim fire distance. The 17 HMR was designed for greater things.

 

[6MT]

Yes, I have posted some 100m results as well in another thread. Today, I was indoors. So I maxed out at 50 yards. Sorry.

 

[netguy1999]

Those are some nice groups! You can't go wrong with a 455

 

[Rod B]

Yes, I have posted some 100m results as well in another thread. Today, I was indoors. So Imaxed out at 50 yards. Sorry.

No my apology. I reread my post & it seems somewhat sarcastic. I didn't mean to come across in that manner.

With the chilly weather, indoors is an excellent option for today.

 

[6MT]

No problem, Rod. And while it was relatively warm today (+2c), it was also very windy (20-40kph). So I decided to head indoors.

(And I probably would have got stuck at my outdoor range after the last week's foot of snow.)

 

[silverfoxdj]

Yes, I have posted some 100m results as well in another thread. Today, I was indoors. So I maxed out at 50 yards. Sorry.

Understood with outdoor temps they way they are..

 

[Magellann]

Not bad at all, good shooting.

 

[PGW Steve]

When I step into an HMR, I can only hope it shoots that good. Well done!!

 

[6MT]

Thanks Steve! When I step into a Coyote, I hope it shoots that well too.

 

[PGW Steve]

Thanks Steve! When I step into a Coyote, I hope it shoots that well too.

No problem at all!!! There's a few in the .5 MOA challenge in the Precision forum.

 

[6MT]

Yeah...I know. I was.....trying to be funny.


Luv 'ya Steve!

 

[PGW Steve]

Yeah...I know. I was.....trying to be funny.


Luv 'ya Steve!

I kind of figured that, but just needed to make sure there was accurate info out there.