100 yard Sub MOA with the TD257

Went out this weekend for a lil shooting/hunting. The wind picked up to a speed faster than what the weatherman said it would be:evil: WHAT’S NEW right? My plans were to coyote hunt in the morning the do a mid day jack rabbit hunt. But after the winds picked up and shooting groups, i called it a day. I did manage to pop one Jack Rabbit though with the 257 before i called it quits.
I had been wanting to finally get my TalonDor 257 to shoot a 100 yard Sub MOA group and i finally got it. I usually set my power wheel on 5-8 ALL THE TIME but for this group, i turned it down one full revolution to 4-8 and filled to 3200 psi. I wasn’t thinking though that the lower setting would print my groups LOW! But that’s ok, it’s all about the groups GIRTH (LOL) not were it impacts 😆 The group was shot untethered as i don’t own a regulator yet:

I then set up my AR500 steel spinner at 150 yards to see if i could repeat the group size by keeping it under 1.5″. I also switched the power wheel back to 5-8 for this shooting as it was a bit of a further stretch. At 150 yards, the bullet impacts at my scopes 4th lowest mildot. The first shot at the top left of the spinner was a sighter/test shot and i was overthinking about doping the wind and the shot went high left. But after confirmation, i placed the 4th mildot on the bottom center of the steel spinner. Group was 1.6″. Just over MOA:


More story coming soon as Doug and I got a new part in the works to UP performance on this gun 😉
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Tof,
Now that is consistancy, two groups under MOA and at different distances.
RC