Tightest group 100 yards.
I was just wondering if anyone had tighter groups that this with the condor check out the video.
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Mamcrackin your like Albert Einstien, figuring all the precise operations of the Condor, I would guess that if anyone can break the 100 yrd group it will be you.
The 2 sight in shots at the top gave me great hope @ .63″….But today it
was not to be…..
4.48″ wind @ 8 WSW…..
Think i’m gonna shoot five shots from 1 yard away and post those…
Did I say that out loud…. 😆
Sounds like somebody is calling my targets BS… 😆
Bring it on :4 !!!!!
Think i’m gonna shoot five shots from 1 yard away and post those…
Did I say that out loud…. 😆
Nice group ewoodie…Looks like we have a competition brewing….Looks like I’ll havta break out the Airhog and lay in the mud….I ain’t sceered..
No problem..It is just a whole lot of dang fun…..I’ll use anything as an
excuse to shoot….And it kills me that some people think Chronies are a
waist of time…..There is a ton of stuff you can learn about your rifle that
gives you that extra edge when you need it….
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That group was shot from prone with a bipod by the way.
None of those gun rests or the like…. 8) 8)
If you can’t shoot the groups in the same manner as you hunt, whats the point??
Pab nice groups at 97 and mac thanks for this information and you seem to have a never ending supply of it 🙂 I like the idea that 70 fps variance isn’t going to change POI. I am waiting for my scope so I can start recording my data but having you guys with so much info to start will surely save me a lot of time.
Does the air hog reg take care of the need to adjust I have been told it will and I am considering getting it but the tank is tough to look at 🙂 once I get past that it would be ok because the condor/talon look fantastic.
What is the distance with the air hog regulated tank kit for kills on lets say a raccon with head shot just wondering how much power is lost with the kit and how much consistency is gained.
The youtube guy must go down.
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This gave me an idea to see what the POI shift would be through the bell
curve…I shot my Falcon R with JSB 15.9gr at 65yds….The results are
kind of confusing to look at but as best I can figure.
Going up the bell curve (which should make no difference)
From 971.3 FPS to 1032FPS the POI extreme shift was .765″ CTC
The average POI shift was .512 CTC
Going down the Bell curve (with a slight head wind, which screws up
everything)
From 1,030FPS to 961FPS the average POI shift was .968″ CTC
So it seems that you could have as much as a 71FPS spread and still be
pretty much on the target without adjusting….At shorter yardages the
spread would naturally be less as you got closer….Dah!
The shot numbers are written on the target next to the corresponding
hole. Some of the shots have the FPS next to them or out to the side.
That is a great group Pab…..I’ll get one some day….I shot another at
150yds yesterday and it was again 8.3″ or so….I need a steady gun rest
for that range…
Can you hook a normal AF bottle to that reg’ ?
The bottle diameter is too small for the AF valve…I had CF tank that
would accept the AF valve..I gave it to one of the members for
unscrewing the valve off of my adapter….
My latest efforts at 97.5 yards
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I shot this one today with .22 Kodiaks. I ran a 6 shot group since that’s what the guy in the video did but unfortunately when I measured it out I only have 88 yards to play with. Would have been good had the 1st and last shots not been there! Video is easily beatable though.
And for you safety Nazis, the unharmed company trucks are parked there all weekend with nobody around.