Accuracy report 100M with pictures!
Hello everyone. I have been a member of this forum and the old TOG circa 2004. After my deployment, I bought my condor. But military and just life in general kept me from ever really enjoying it because, as we all know, AF rifles are finicky at best out of the box.
So I finally bit the bullet and reached out for help. I had sent it off to Tim W because he took pity on me but he just got too busy and just fixed what i had screwed up before i sent it.
So, Tony from Talon Tunes got his turn and finally, after 5+ years of ownership, I have the rifle was supposed to have.
I think it was 80 Grit that asked for pictures of sub MOA groups. (1.047 inches) So I will start with my setup..
360 Prairie Predator shooting bench , shooting chrony

And another shot….

Now these next set of photos are the view from the top of my condor into the woods out back. I took picks in order to show the 100M range I just managed to squeeze in before I hit the creek. The Sears bag is over the target to protect it from the rain overnight.
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And now, the moment you all have been waiting for, (well at least 80 Grit) the three groups (it was supposed to be two, but I got distracted and lost my point of aim, so started an new group to the right. I then shot a new group starting at 185 bar with carefully weighed out pellets but only had 4 perfect 28.0 GR left in that tin. The red dot on the shoot-n-see target is one inch. Near as I can tell, my best group was .78.

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According to my chair-gun report (witch was dead-on about the holdover needed) still carried 28+ foot pounds of energy at the target. so this last picture is the 1/2 inch of ply-board the pellets went through!

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I wish I had homework assignments like “go shooting!”
Nice shooting there!