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It's amazing how much I had forgotten about holding a springer correctly as I proved to myself last night with some really Shitty groups after putting 200 or so pellets through the tx.

So, when the frustration had subsided I went right back to basics and read about the four points of contact with the rifle, had a brew, and started from scratch zeroing at 27 yards and withing a couple of shots the difference was astounding!

With the zero set, I then set up the target at my max range of 34 yards and set about trying a nice tight group with the AA fields and you will have to trust me on this one but this was the first 10 shots I fired and I can't wipe the stupid smile from my face as I'd forgotten how satisfying it is grouping like this with a springer.

Thank you for reading lads.

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KINELLLL Matt, that is some group my friend, I'm not posting any groups for months after seeing that. Seriously impressed matey.............................envy does not come into it of course :bad:

 

Phil

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10 shots through the size of a 22 pellet... You've over took me then :) And pretty much everyone on here. 3-4 fine, but 10.

 

How much holdover are you giving?

At 34 yards it's a gnats whisker over 1 mildot.

It's not quite the size of a pellet. 2 shots split under the main hole and didn't punch a hole so it's a ragged hole if you zoom in close pal.

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KINELLLL Matt, that is some group my friend, I'm not posting any groups for months after seeing that. Seriously impressed matey.............................envy does not come into it of course :bad:

 

Phil

Its more the rifle and a completely slack hold that helps.

I had springers from being 12 years old and didn't own a pcp until I was 30 so i got used to them, then forgot a lot of technique hence why I was fuming at last night's rubish groups pal.

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Its amazing what you can acheave with a springer :thumbs:

 

AND THE TIP OF A PEN :whistling: :whistling: :whistling:

 

 

 

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nice grouping Matt

 

now put them in a 177 size hole ,,,,,on top of each other :D

 

but then again i cant shoot a spring rifle for sh*t :whistling:

 

atvbmac :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

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Its amazing what you can acheave with a springer :thumbs:

 

AND THE TIP OF A PEN :whistling: :whistling: :whistling:

 

 

 

only saying like

 

nice grouping Matt

 

now put them in a 177 size hole ,,,,,on top of each other :D

 

but then again i cant shoot a spring rifle for sh*t :whistling:

 

atvbmac :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

Cheers Jimmy.

I've been mucking about with it all afternoon. Good tight groups from a rest but when lying down or shooting with arm wrapped around knee and rifle resting on left arm the groups open up quite a bit, I'm guessing because I'm holding it differently....more practice needed....either that or go out hunting with half a dozen cushions to sink the rifle into to keep the hold the same ???

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Its amazing what you can acheave with a springer :thumbs:

 

AND THE TIP OF A PEN :whistling: :whistling: :whistling:

 

 

 

only saying like

 

nice grouping Matt

 

now put them in a 177 size hole ,,,,,on top of each other :D

 

but then again i cant shoot a spring rifle for sh*t :whistling:

 

atvbmac :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:

Why the whistles smilie? We know :D

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