How'd I do? (S&W 15-22 @ 50 yards)

[ninja750r]

2nd pic is first round of the day

[mwr]

Optics or sights? Standing or prone?

Either way, that is one fun gun to shoot love mine.

[echoThreeOneSix]

nice shots. what's the setup like?

[iluvmycolt]

Optics or sights? Standing or prone?

What he said. It all depends... you did okay.

[ninja750r]

I have a simmons 3 - 9 x 40 (or is it 30??) scope and a grip pod.

It has been like a month or two since my last trip.

The tight groups where from the sitting supported (bench) at a semi rapid pace and the less accurate rounds where from the sitting unsupported in a semi rapid pace. I was firing CCI 40 grain.

I am trying to better my technique every time I go. I find that I am holding the rifle to tight so I relaxed allot. I also get excited and jerk the trigger allot. I am getting better I think. I get frustrated sometimes being a former reservist and having prior BRM training. But I have to remember I am not perfect.

So any advice would be welcomed. I know that I need to practice my trigger squeeze breathing and holding the weapon. Any tips on how to better recognize my mistakes and correct them?

I also get frustrated when I transition to the satellite targets around the board and can't seem to group worth a Damn.

I was also told aim big miss big, aim small miss small. I have found that too be very true.

[Occams Rasor]

Every thing you need to know about bench shooting in 1min 40sec vid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVn0s8lbIrA

[RobertMW]

Probably not going to be able to do much better with the 15-22. They aren't known to be sub moa rifles.

[ninja750r]

I am going to try the technique he suggested in the video. Looks interesting. I will report back with new pictures.