[ARCHIVED THREAD] - 100 yard 30 round group (Page 1 of 6)
Posted: 2/8/2016 12:44:27 PM EDT
What say ye, GD? Troll or idiot?
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Slow fire off a bench with good optics? Very possible. It's the whole concept behind Benchrest shooting after all. Absolutely possible, but why? I would be bored out of my mind. Shoot 5. Let the barrel cool. Rinse repeat. Not my idea of fun. But, if it makes him happy. |
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Slow fire off a bench with good optics? Very possible. It's the whole concept behind Benchrest shooting after all. For a group that tight at 100, you need a bit more equipment than he's using. He's probably even shooting factory plinking ammo, which makes it even more unbelievable. |
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Quoted: Is that guy from Wi or N Ill? Looks like he's at Mcmillers at the 25 yd range. Also that's BS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elzmtaXknTU I believe you are correct! McMillers 25yd range! |
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Slow fire off a bench with good optics? Very possible. It's the whole concept behind Benchrest shooting after all. And that's not a bench rest rifle. This guy could be the best shot in the world, but I'm not buying the fact that this rifle and ammunition combination is capable of that level of mechanical precision. This can go on the pile of bullshit with all the "1 MOA AK's" that you see on A Regular Guys Facebook page. |
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For a group that tight at 100, you need a bit more equipment than he's using. He's probably even shooting factory plinking ammo, which makes it even more unbelievable. Quoted:
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Slow fire off a bench with good optics? Very possible. It's the whole concept behind Benchrest shooting after all. For a group that tight at 100, you need a bit more equipment than he's using. He's probably even shooting factory plinking ammo, which makes it even more unbelievable. I see a group about 2" Not what I call "tight". |
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I see a group about 2" Not what I call "tight". Quoted:
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Slow fire off a bench with good optics? Very possible. It's the whole concept behind Benchrest shooting after all. For a group that tight at 100, you need a bit more equipment than he's using. He's probably even shooting factory plinking ammo, which makes it even more unbelievable. I see a group about 2" Not what I call "tight". Really? It looks about .75 to me. |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elzmtaXknTU I believe you are correct! McMillers 25yd range! Quoted:
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Is that guy from Wi or N Ill? Looks like he's at Mcmillers at the 25 yd range. Also that's BS. I believe you are correct! McMillers 25yd range! Here are some pictures from my last MOA contest entry. I shot at the 25 yd range. It's the same place. 
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Put an extra zero on there is what he did, even then I would still doubt him. Quoted:
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Maybe at 10 yds. Put an extra zero on there is what he did, even then I would still doubt him. Why? Looks like a MOA group with a couple of low flyers. 100yds isn't a long distance. Definitely do-able, especially off a bench, rested and in semi decent conditions with good optics and a good barrel using home loads. |
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people are supposed to get over making goofy boasts when they are in middle school
but then you're continuously confronted by these elite tards BTW, I have a girlfriend in Sweden named Inga, she's a playboy bunny she wears lederhosen or a dirndl or whatever it's called and has blond hair in two looped braids |
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Why? Looks like a MOA group with a couple of low flyers. 100yds isn't a long distance. Definitely do-able, especially off a bench, rested and in semi decent conditions with good optics and a good barrel using home loads. Quoted:
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Maybe at 10 yds. Put an extra zero on there is what he did, even then I would still doubt him. Why? Looks like a MOA group with a couple of low flyers. 100yds isn't a long distance. Definitely do-able, especially off a bench, rested and in semi decent conditions with good optics and a good barrel using home loads. that lying moron did not fire 30 rounds of 223 through the same hole with that little turd of a rifle, rested on a couple of blocks of wood and cradled in his arm come on |