Had a great group going at 212 yards, then fog rolled in
Each day I wait until the afternoon until the worker who is pruning the grapes leaves before I shoot.
It has been frustrating at times, because in the morning the fog is not quite as thick and it is very still and at times fairly clear.
When the pruner leaves, I hit the bench and usually get two five shot groups, repaint and try it again. Today I got this group on the fourth group I shot with pretty good conditions.
I had adjusted the POI to be low to avoid the first group on the disc. I had a gray blur going for the first four shots, then on the 5th shot the fog rolled in and I had to move the scope to the side three times to see if I was really on that disc.
I had 4 shots around 7/8ths inches. But the group ended up being a 3 inch group.
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Well, at least with all the moisture, you have things like real trees and green everywhere. Mostly we have cedar trees for the green. (And they aren’t real cedar at that), and a lot of light browns. Mostly rocks and scorpions. 😯
Mike
Mike,
Even a blind squirrel gets a nut now and then, but apparently not 5 in a row. 😛
Probably a fluke, it was only a 5 shot group, but with the way the visability comes and goes 5 shots really is only what you have time for.
RC
Bummer!
Here, the only time we get fog is in the early morning. And only rarely then. 7/8th? Unreal! 😯 😀
Mike
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Thats one hell of a group at 212 yards,, 😯 what ever your doing,,, your doin right,, i think to better it ,would be down to wind and the load
As a shooter you have nothing to lurn RC your at the top of your game .. 😎 😉