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.25 cal 202 yards ctc average 1.39 MOA WoW

.25 cal airgun……………?

Sight: Bushnell Elite 6500 2.5-16X AO 1/4 moa sfp

Sight zeroed to 202 yards ( +192 clicks from 50 yard zero or +51.5 moa ). Apex of trajectory was 41+ inches above the sight line.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/79537/message/1265021677/.0.25+cal+202+yards.++7+successive+groups+with+JSB+25+Kings..+ctc+average+1.39+MOA+.++Long

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pushing the envelope is what its all about !! I love it!!

Jeff,

Now you mention it dude, I think your right about the Monsters… They was not here in the states wide spread yet and I was drooling over the thought of a 25gr. .22 caliber pellet at last LOL…

Yes Harry does all sorts of stuff. Cut the pellet from animals he shoots and gets us all shots of what the impact did to the pellet… I am really interested to see just what these softer JSB-Monsters do with the prairie dogs I shoot…

I bet Harry never did find the body of the fly to check what the pellet looked like after the impact either LOL… Would normally say just red mist, but it was all but the very few specks on the white paper that showed it was almost vaporized 🙂

Thats some great shooting! It would be really tough to find a good day to shoot at 200 yards….hell its hard to find a good day for 100yards. I think his groups shooting the 15.9g JSBs at just over 27 ft lbs are the most impressive though. It shows that you don’t need 60 ft lbs to shoot long distance.

Rowdy
I saw the fly post to and thought it was pretty cool. I think that was when he was testing the Monsters or the .25 for the first time.

Harry(yrrah) is the reason I bought a BSA. 😆

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80 GRIT: That’s the Spirit, go for 225 yards, Put the Tag, Airforce and 80 GRIT on Top of the .25 Long distance Precision Shooting.

Sam 😆

I doubt I could out shoot that guy. He seems like a real crack shot! He posted a 100 yard group photo that was 0.175″ ctc with jsb 15.9gr. 😯

It almost seems too good to be true, but I hear he has a good rep for being a shooter among shooters…I’ll do my best 😀

I always love to read what Yrrah has posted… He is always doing something way bad ass guys… No doubt he is a hell of a neat guy and would like to go hang out with him down there if ever had the chance…

I have seen and read alot of his stuff over the years and some of the stuff he does or comes up with is just awesome… As this here. Heck it never gets that still around here to shoot a pellet rifle 202 yards LOL… Unless you have adjusted the scope for a 20-30 mph wind from some weird direction, and even then the wind would probably stop and start often enough here to have me still shooting all over the friggin’ place LOL…

His groups look pretty good and consistant to me with that sort of range…

I once saw a post he did, where he baited out a nice small white square piece of paper. Then he waited for his prey to come and light on the spot he baited on this paper. Its was large flies he was shooting LOL… Funny darn post too guys… Can you just think what the fly thought when his compound eye, or eye’s saw the pellet just right before the POI hit that sucker ??? LOL…

Anyway, Yrrah discussed this at good length about the blast pattern it made out of the fly and showed everyone the PIC’s he took while doing this… It too was awesome in the mere fact how he baited this spot all out and had his rifle dead nutz on that fly’s ass too LOL…

Showed a nice POI hole by the pellet and then a blast radius of about 3-4″ from the fly expoding 🙂

You go Yrrah!!!

80 GRIT: That’s the Spirit, go for 225 yards, Put the Tag, Airforce and 80 GRIT on Top of the .25 Long distance Precision Shooting.

Sam 😆

Yeah, I saw that! Very impressive. I am going to try to set up a 200 yard range at my buddies house and see how I can do with my AAA .25

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