how do you keep track of what pellet each gun is sighted in
for. you gentlemen with several guns and im sure that covers most of us. do you have some sort of system you use or what. i try to use rws pellets with rws guns etc. but sometimes my guns dont like that system. kingpin 😀
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I have a journal I write down, like pellet, gun, scope setting, wind, psi in tank, speed of pellet, and how it all went, pw and top hat if neccessary.
excel spread sheet
thanks jerry that was simple just never thought of it
One simple idea for the guy with several guns: get one of those little tags that hang from a string loop for every gun. Write the information on the tag and hang it from the gun.
I only shoot 2 pellets…JSB/Air Arms 16.0gr and 18.1gr….The 18.1gr for
all intents and purposes, shoots 1 mildot lower than the 15.9gr if I want
to switch back and forth…I do have a couple of guns that shoot better
with the 18.1gr but it is easy enough to remember which one’s they are.
I try to keep things simple….
Like Critter, I have one gun that uses one pellet. I always found taking notes helps. 8)
I don’t need to. Only one decent airgun left.
sorry thought this was an air rifle forum
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Tape it and its trajectory on the bell of the scope. Quick glance tells all, very handy if you havent shot the gun in a while.