Fellows
Spent the morning trying to achieve the 1/2in at 50 challenge. Got four tgt out of five (man on man this is tough when you are self taught).
Here is my ammo/target result: (First group of numbers is raw size with 6th column showing overall average. The second group is adjusted for bullet size. Last number is the spread between largest group and smallest) 12.7mm is equal to 1/2 inch)
tgt by fljp, on Flickr
As you can see my CZ 455 can shoot sub 1/2 inch at 50 with various ammo. Pretty sure at this point that my gun is GTG and that the operator needs more practice.
Here is my best tgt shot with Remington ELEY Match:
image by fljp, on Flickr
For fun, I also did a same ammo test between my CZ 455 and my 10/22 - Both have stock barrel, neither is heavy;
CZ 455 target with SK Flatnose Basic: (BTW this was my most consistent tgt, not the smallest but all five group were about the same)
image by fljp, on Flickr
Ruger 10/22 with SK Flatnose Basic:
image by fljp, on Flickr
I am way more accurate with my CZ
Spent the morning trying to achieve the 1/2in at 50 challenge. Got four tgt out of five (man on man this is tough when you are self taught).
Here is my ammo/target result: (First group of numbers is raw size with 6th column showing overall average. The second group is adjusted for bullet size. Last number is the spread between largest group and smallest) 12.7mm is equal to 1/2 inch)
tgt by fljp, on FlickrAs you can see my CZ 455 can shoot sub 1/2 inch at 50 with various ammo. Pretty sure at this point that my gun is GTG and that the operator needs more practice.
Here is my best tgt shot with Remington ELEY Match:
image by fljp, on FlickrFor fun, I also did a same ammo test between my CZ 455 and my 10/22 - Both have stock barrel, neither is heavy;
CZ 455 target with SK Flatnose Basic: (BTW this was my most consistent tgt, not the smallest but all five group were about the same)
image by fljp, on FlickrRuger 10/22 with SK Flatnose Basic:
image by fljp, on FlickrI am way more accurate with my CZ
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