taking .25 cal condor to the range for long distance…
…shooting tomorrow morning and I was wondering if anyone has experience with pellet drop (average, of course) at 100 yards. Perhaps Tony, Jerry, or anyone can chime in.
I will be shooting the new JSB Kings, Kodiaks, and Jerry’s 7 and 9 rings for 100 yard groups. The rifle is a AAA condor from Tony so it will be pushing all of these pellets to the max.
I’m just trying not to waste time, ammo, or air figuring out the pellet drop. I was thinking between 5 and 10 inches. Let me know, please. Thanks.
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Oh yeah, it’s adjustable fore and aft and rotates too! 😆
Man that’s just to damn cool!!!!!
Oh yeah, it’s adjustable fore and aft and rotates too! 😆
Is that an antler bi pod?
I wrote Gary a while back. Not that I could afford one of his rifles…well, if I sold a bunch of stuff, maybe. Anyway, he said he filed my letter away, so I hope to receive a call someday saying I am up next. He is a a true ARTIST, in addition to master smith!
Thanks, Jerry. For what you ask? For sending me to the range with no pressure to perform 😆
Very light and very strong too. That’s why I wish it were mine. 😥
Holy schniky Batman. That’s a looker.
Yup. The gun was not finished for that test session. Here’s how it turned out:
Oh yea i remember now, from the slug post you posted about the sure fire slugs. 😀
A Gary Barnes custom one off. I’ll look for a picture.
I meant what model rifle.
Silly double posting computer operator…
😆 Well, I did wish it was mine…
You know what happens when you assume!
It makes an ass of u and me! 😆 😆
I guess that’s what I get for being a smart aleck. 😛
It was Gary’s rifle at the time (since sold). Assume nothing!
The 9 rings were grouping pretty good that day. Too bad we didn’t try any 100 yard groups.
There, you have something to shoot for. Knife has posted a great 50 yard group too. You can be the first to post a 100 yard group on paper.
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