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What distance do you shoot on average?

Since I got into PCPs the long distance shooting fun started 🙂

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Targes within 50 yards are too easy to shoot with PCPs. I quickly get bored if there’s not a wide variety like shooting paintballs or solid blocks of ice.

i bought this used tank from a dive shop. My last tank was only 48 cu and gave me a great number of shots with my new 2000 psi reg.

3000 psi to 2000 psi 50 shots on full power. 3000 psi to 2500 psi 50 shots on lowest power.

It shoots consistently too.

Today I was plinking early in the morning at 730am before the snow come down heavy. I setup some targets as far as I could view from the table I was shooting from. I will use my rangefinder get the exact distance because it was 3 mildots under my crosshairs. I calculate 150 yards out into the open field of snow. It’s really cool being able to see the pellet travel through the air over the white snow, and using the falling snow as a way to calculate windage.

quote pablouk:

50+
Further the better when it comes to rabbits. Far enough out they are happy to look quizically as their mates suddenly ‘fall over’ and not run off 😈

That’s the way to do it. Same as him 50+

50+
Further the better when it comes to rabbits. Far enough out they are happy to look quizically as their mates suddenly ‘fall over’ and not run off 😈

I shoot 30yrds. or slightly less, 45yrds. was my longest kill so far.

My target board RARELY gets closer than 50 yards. I figure if I cant hit what I want at 50 yards, the gun doesnt need to be owned by me.

I just finished my gun room where I can shoot from inside the house and my targets are 50 yards out.

Actually I just took the screen out and built a shooting table… 8)

I’d say my AVERAGE is about 30 yds, but the 50+ stuff is much more fun/challenging.

50+ with the sumatra or the condor. And between 30 and 50 with my CFX.

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