EDgun Matador, What is your zero?
Wondering what Your scope is zeroed at with 18 grain JSB’s?
Currently mine is zeroed at 35 yards and is one mildot/inch low at 15 and 60 yards with my Bushnell legend set in 15 power.
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In the army we would zero at 20 yards I think it was. With the arch or the bullet it would be a little high at 100 and dead on at 2 or 3 I can’t remember for sure. Anyway my point is to figure the trajectory of the pellet and zero at the closest yards that the pellet crosses the line of sight. Makes it easy to zero a gun in and will be just as accurate. Most already know this but some who are new may not. Ben
Now that shows how much you trust your gun.
You now have it at 50 yards I see. What made you change your zero? Are you satisfied now , or there’s a new zero on the near feature ?
First, how many fps will the Leyla .22 produce at a confirmed 3500 psi fill?
Next, when will the Lelya come out in .25 caliber?
All questions begging to be answered.
Kindly, ignorant, ‘Ol Uncle Hoot 😯
“Vote out ALL incumbents in November. Give Washington DC an enema!”
When your .22 cal Lelya comes in you let me know…. It is your turn to be the Guinea Pig < — Spell check …. 😀
But, I would venture to say that the Lelya will produce the same FPS
whether filled to 3,500psi or 2,200psi… It is regulated…
I will ASSUME that the Lelya will never come out in .25cal but, don’t
quote me on that one…
And, you are not Ignorant Hoot, you just don’t know shit…. 😉
Ok my boy….
First, how many fps will the Leyla .22 produce at a confirmed 3500 psi fill?
Next, when will the Lelya come out in .25 caliber?
All questions begging to be answered.
Kindly, ignorant, ‘Ol Uncle Hoot 😯
“Vote out ALL incumbents in November. Give Washington DC an enema!”
I thought Pablouk was a genius when he found out using that size tubing for his high colonic cut down his flush time by 2/3’s!!!
There’s just so much to learn here….so much….
Dumbfounded ‘Ol Uncle Hoot 😯
Don’t forget making the Marauder magazines fit the Rapid… that was my
best to date…. 😯
It is called creativity Hoot….. As a single man with a 2 bit handyman
business, some would be amazed at how much time I have to think and
ponder these things…. My time is not spent trying to figure out what the
hell the boss or wife will want for Breakfast, lunch, and dinner…lol
I can’t do math and numbers and stuff in my head but,
I can figure out a way to get something or someone to do it for me…. ie: This forum,
chairgun, calculators, conversion tables, spell check, yadda yadda… I ain’t smart, I
have just been exposed to a lot of life’s problems that I had to solve on
my own…. I think they call that experience…. I don’t need no stinkin
books, just a little direction and some inspiration 😆
Holla at ya boy HOOT!!!!!!
Nowhere?
Mam is Mr Fucking Tester Dude. 😯 😕
Oh wait, is Hoot being Hoot? 😆
HYFKM 😆
Mamcracking…you are sometimes a pain in the ass, but you are truly an interesting pain in the ass!!! Some of the information you conjure up out of nowhere makes me wonder! I mean, who thinks of putting 1 1/4″ silicone tubes in an air gun to stop pinging? Now I find out you can do math and numbers and stuff.
I thought Pablouk was a genius when he found out using that size tubing for his high colonic cut down his flush time by 2/3’s!!!
There’s just so much to learn here….so much….
Dumbfounded ‘Ol Uncle Hoot 😯
😯 Well, now I got something interesting to do on range day. 😆
Is this a factor of the scope above the bore or will it hold true across different riser heights?
without running out of clicks.
8 yds ?
Do you mean 80 yds?
Hoot
“ Shooting blind is possible, but you must be in good physical condition, so you can run back and forth to feel the target and the muzzle to ensure proper aim, before you pull the trigger. “
Nope….8yds… Second zero is around 85yds… 200 is full elevation up
and 5th mildot down… I have done it once or twice….
1.5″ high at 100 yards is dead on at 300 yards for a 223.
Are you sure it’s 8 and not 80? 😆
an 8yrd zero will probably give you a 100yrd zero as well…check on Chairgun
You mean the other way around… 😕
I am sure he means 8 yrds…if he zeroed at 80 yrds there is no way he could also shoot at 200 yrds in the same sight picture
without running out of clicks.
8 yds ?
Do you mean 80 yds?
Hoot
“ Shooting blind is possible, but you must be in good physical condition, so you can run back and forth to feel the target and the muzzle to ensure proper aim, before you pull the trigger. “
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40 yards, JSB 18.1 at 29.5 fpe (mid 800’s I think). It’s still MOC (Minute of Crow) out to 55.