semi long range
It finally quit blowing like a his-a-cane today right at dark. So I figured it was time to try out the Wolf a little more.
I tired pictures, but just too dark.
Varminter said that he had bad luck with the JSB’s in 15.9 in this particular gun, but hadn’t had the chance to try them at the low power setting. It’s all I had. She sent me some Kodiaks that should be here in a day or two. “V” said that the Wolf loves them at high-power. 😉
There is also a tin of the 18 gr. JBs’ included in the package. I never got the chance to try them as I had just switched to the Walt=.25 bbl. when they finally were available. so it should be interesting as to what they can do.
Results were, in a mild breeze, .231″ at 50 yards, and a .451 5 shot group at 80 yards. Followed by a “In The Dark” Group of 1.118 10 shot group at the same 80 yards. Including one flier. Loving this Gun!!! It has a LOT of potential.
Next, 100 yards. So far, shooting has been off a bi-pod, shouldered, standing over a make shift high bench that is nothing more than some boxes of Shop stuff under a tarp. 😆 Not exactly steady. That and the tri-pod is attached to the bottle. I hear that this isn’t as accurate as the bi-pod being fixed to the forearm of the rifle.
I can’t wait to see true sub MOA at 100 yards. The Air Wolf MCT certainly seems to have what it takes!
Kudos to Varminter! 😉 😀
Mike
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