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Probably just a higher quality barrel all around. My Z5 is 1:16 I believe. You'd think that would be better for stabilizing those little 30 gr. Hyper bullets than a faster twist rate, but t'aint so.Comment
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My first outting this month and due to kids games and the holidays my last for this month
First off is 25 yard iron sights with a Mossberg M44 Augila Match Rifle. I dedicate this to my bud Surf-n-Shoot..... beat that buddy

Next up is my finicky Savage MK2 TR. I have tried SK, Aguila match rifle and pistol, Fiochi and none of them are as good as bulk CCI Blazer... go figure
50 Yards scoped

100 Yards scoped

Well Im sure ill be beat at 50 and 100 but all things considered Im happy with my outting today. Saw a guy with a CMP Kimber 82 and man that thing is sweet ...gonna have to save my pennies for that.John P. Hermesmeyer
U.S.M.C. 1992 to 1996 0311 5th Marines
Current location: Camp Living room 1st Recline Div.Now in Texas
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In memory of my friend Officer Ryan Bonaminio Riverside PD. Gone but not forgotten.Comment
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^^^^^^ Nice Shooting buddy!!!!!!! Oh.. Don't worry. I got this.. hahahaLast edited by surfNshoot; 11-10-2010, 10:29 PM.Comment
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John P. Hermesmeyer
U.S.M.C. 1992 to 1996 0311 5th Marines
Current location: Camp Living room 1st Recline Div.Now in Texas
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In memory of my friend Officer Ryan Bonaminio Riverside PD. Gone but not forgotten.Comment
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Great shooting especially on that 25 yd target. I want your Mossy and your eyes. I'm sure I could match that 25 yd target if I could use a 25X scopeMy first outting this month and due to kids games and the holidays my last for this month
First off is 25 yard iron sights with a Mossberg M44 Augila Match Rifle. I dedicate this to my bud Surf-n-Shoot..... beat that buddy

Next up is my finicky Savage MK2 TR. I have tried SK, Aguila match rifle and pistol, Fiochi and none of them are as good as bulk CCI Blazer... go figure
50 Yards scoped

100 Yards scoped

Well Im sure ill be beat at 50 and 100 but all things considered Im happy with my outting today. Saw a guy with a CMP Kimber 82 and man that thing is sweet ...gonna have to save my pennies for that.
That TR might like Federal Automatch but them Savages can drive you crazy trying to find the ammo that they like. Took me 6 months to figure out my BTVS (action screw torque and Wolf MT). Got a CZ UltraLux in 10 day jail with a Williams receiver sight. Hope that lets me shoot better @ 25 yds.
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i think i got it zero'ed...
Hi, I'm the new guy around here.
So I took my (nearly) new S&W M&P 15-22 to the indoor 25yd range tonight to sight in the MBUS and red dot sight (Primary Arms M4 clone, 1x w/ 2 MOA dot). I had exactly four of the 25yd targets printed in my bag, so when I was done sighting everything in, I said, "what the heck" and gave it a go. This was shooting CCI mini-mag 40gr solid nose rounds and using the GripPod LE as shown.

Darn it... I was close to clearing it on the 3rd try! I wanted that one shot on the lower target to break that 10 ring, but the more I stared at it, the more I had to admit it didn't quite break the ring. So I'm one point off.



I tried one more time on the 4th sheet and didn't quite get there. I'll have to give it another go next time. I see lots of people belly aching about how the tacti-cool .22 rifles are just for fun and can't shoot straight... clearly that's not the case. Aside from the PA RDS and the grip pod, this thing is bone stock! I'm not sure I can shoot this precisely with the MBUS iron sights though... I'll have to give it a try when I have a larger stack of targets...
My bolt gun comes in next week (Savage Mk II TR)... hope to give the 50yd targets a go at the very least... 100yds might take a lot more practice. I might try the 15-22 at 50yds since I have a 3x magnifier for it, but I'm not keeping my hopes up. Something to work on at the outdoor range anyhow!Last edited by scootle; 11-15-2010, 11:35 PM.SCC CCW *326 Days, $1051.29*
Application: 2/27/2023 ($72.33)
Original Interview: 12/21@1030|Actual: 4/13@0900
'Informal" email Background complete: 9/19
Email to schedule Psych: 10/27@1539 ($150)
Psych Test: 11/3@0800|Psych Interview: 11/9@0900 (Dr.McKenzie)
LiveScan: 11/9 (UPS Store $93+$25)|Livescan cleared: CA/FBI 11/9, Firearms 11/20
LiveScan Email: 11/17@0842
Training Email: 11/29@1007|Instructor: 1/10/2024 SaberTactics ($399+40)|Docs: 1/12
Approval: 1/17@1346 ($264+$7.96)|Pickup: 1/19@1030Comment
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I'm in the SFBA as well... not sure which ranges you use, but does the Field Sports Park at Metcalf allow rimfire on the 100yd range? I'm pretty sure they allow rimfire on the 50yd, but I'd have to double check. I will ask specifically next time. I suspect that if it isn't a busy day, they won't care too much as long as you make way for people with their centerfire toys if it gets busy.I'm hoping to get out and shoot the 100 yard target. The problem is the range closest to me won't let us shoot rimfire on the 100 yard range! That range is open every day and only costs me $9 to shoot because they give an old fart discount. The next closest range allows rimfire on the 100 yard range, but it's only open Friday through Monday, and they charge $14 to shoot. O.K., so I'm a cheap old skinflint, but I don't usually go to the more expensive and distant range unless I'm also going to work up loads for my centerfire guns and I can make a day of it.
They are open Wed-Sun I believe, and the fees are very nice at $12 for as long as you want to stay.SCC CCW *326 Days, $1051.29*
Application: 2/27/2023 ($72.33)
Original Interview: 12/21@1030|Actual: 4/13@0900
'Informal" email Background complete: 9/19
Email to schedule Psych: 10/27@1539 ($150)
Psych Test: 11/3@0800|Psych Interview: 11/9@0900 (Dr.McKenzie)
LiveScan: 11/9 (UPS Store $93+$25)|Livescan cleared: CA/FBI 11/9, Firearms 11/20
LiveScan Email: 11/17@0842
Training Email: 11/29@1007|Instructor: 1/10/2024 SaberTactics ($399+40)|Docs: 1/12
Approval: 1/17@1346 ($264+$7.96)|Pickup: 1/19@1030Comment
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Nice shooting. Welcome to the matches. This can become very addictive. Watch your wallet you might find yourself with more rifles trying to get those elusive clean targets. Oh yeah and new scopes, match ammo, new rests and bags, religious icons, the list goes on. The Savage TR is a nice rifle.Hi, I'm the new guy around here.
So I took my (nearly) new S&W M&P 15-22 to the indoor 25yd range tonight to sight in the MBUS and red dot sight (Primary Arms M4 clone, 1x w/ 2 MOA dot). I had exactly four of the 25yd targets printed in my bag, so when I was done sighting everything in, I said, "what the heck" and gave it a go. This was shooting CCI mini-mag 40gr solid nose rounds and using the GripPod LE as shown.

Darn it... I was close to clearing it on the 3rd try! I wanted that one shot on the lower target to break that 10 ring, but the more I stared at it, the more I had to admit it didn't quite break the ring. So I'm one point off.



I tried one more time on the 4th sheet and didn't quite get there. I'll have to give it another go next time. I see lots of people belly aching about how the tacti-cool .22 rifles are just for fun and can't shoot straight... clearly that's not the case. Aside from the PA RDS and the grip pod, this thing is bone stock! I'm not sure I can shoot this precisely with the MBUS iron sights though... I'll have to give it a try when I have a larger stack of targets...
My bolt gun comes in next week (Savage Mk II TR)... hope to give the 50yd targets a go at the very least... 100yds might take a lot more practice. I might try the 15-22 at 50yds since I have a 3x magnifier for it, but I'm not keeping my hopes up. Something to work on at the outdoor range anyhow!Comment
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I got out yesterday to shoot the 100 yard target, and, as predicted, I was unable to match Izzy's 49. In fact I didn't come close. Part of the problem was the wind which was blowing: gusty, and right to left over the first 50 yards and the reverse over the second 50 yards. I wasn't sure how to handle that except to go straight at the target.
The other problem was that I can't see the bullet holes through my scope at 100 yards when the shots hit in the darker part of the target, even at 9x, so I couldn't correct the elevation even though I was clearly shooting low. Most of the scatter is in the windage, as you might expect. Shot with Z5 and Winchester 333 ammo, Simmons 22 Mag 3-9x AO scope. So, a couple of 45s.

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I don't know about Metcalf, but it's way too far from me to be worth the drive. I usually shoot at San Leandro because it's cheaper and closer, but they might make an exception if nobody's shooting at 100 yards, as sometimes happens. I shot yesterday on Chabot's 100 yard range. A nice range, but definitely windier than San Leandro most days, and more expensive.I'm in the SFBA as well... not sure which ranges you use, but does the Field Sports Park at Metcalf allow rimfire on the 100yd range? I'm pretty sure they allow rimfire on the 50yd, but I'd have to double check. I will ask specifically next time. I suspect that if it isn't a busy day, they won't care too much as long as you make way for people with their centerfire toys if it gets busy.
They are open Wed-Sun I believe, and the fees are very nice at $12 for as long as you want to stay.
Nice shooting with that M&P 15-22!!! One shot away from a clean target, You're hooked!
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Up about 1/2" on that first target would be about a 49. I have been trying for the last week to clean that 100yd target but the wind is a real devil at that yardage. Almost did it today, was aiming 1/2" to the left to hit the bull and just as I let off the 4th shot the wind died so ended up with another 49. We rarely get a windless day at my range so its tough to shot MOA @100yds.I got out yesterday to shoot the 100 yard target, and, as predicted, I was unable to match Izzy's 49. In fact I didn't come close. Part of the problem was the wind which was blowing: gusty, and right to left over the first 50 yards and the reverse over the second 50 yards. I wasn't sure how to handle that except to go straight at the target.
The other problem was that I can't see the bullet holes through my scope at 100 yards when the shots hit in the darker part of the target, even at 9x, so I couldn't correct the elevation even though I was clearly shooting low. Most of the scatter is in the windage, as you might expect. Shot with Z5 and Winchester 333 ammo, Simmons 22 Mag 3-9x AO scope. So, a couple of 45s.


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Careful here, Izzy. You're giving me ideas about a "Texas Sharpshooter" solution to the problem. The "Texas Sharpshooter" fires a group into the side of his barn, then paints in a target centered on the group! So I could shoot a nice tight group on a big sheet of clean paper, center the 100 yard target on the group and trace the outline, then cut along the dotted outline and place that piece of paper in the inkjet printer and print out a target on top of the group! (Or, better yet, do the whole thing in Photoshop.!) "Calguns Sharpshooter"
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^^^^ LOL. Quit giving me ideas. I havn't got to shoot yet this month and you guys are posting some sick targets. It is supose to rain this weekend too. Its my only opportunity for the month.Comment
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