Posted: 7/18/2012 7:04:27 PM EDT
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Shot my AR today with a friend at the range. My scope is out for repairs, so I decided to sight in my new Troy BUIS instead. I shot these at 100 yards with the rifle below. There are a bazillion orange dots on each because I ran out of the big stickers, and I can't see crap from that far.  Ammo: 69 and 77 grain open tip match Barrel: 18" White Oak SPR stainless 1/7 twist mid-length Wylde chamber Trigger: 2 stage RRA Shot off of Some cheapo Wal-Mart shooting bags. Is this decent for iron sights? Serious question. All the reports of 1/100th of a MOA off-hand groups at 1000 yards has skewed my reality.     |
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You should attend an Appleseed. I would think with the rifle and ammo and using irons, most good shooters could get 2 inch groups easy.
Kind of depends on your definition of good and easy. 2" with irons is an impressive group if you're not talking about cherry picking 3 round groups. |
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Quoted: Quoted: You should attend an Appleseed. I would think with the rifle and ammo and using irons, most good shooters could get 2 inch groups easy. Kind of depends on your definition of good and easy. 2" with irons is an impressive group if you're not talking about cherry picking 3 round groups. These were 2 of the first groups I shot. Ten shots each. |
| That's really not too bad for the target you used. Looks like 1 or 2 might be just out of the 10-ring on a reduced SR target (10-ring on the 200 yard reduced target is 3.35"). I would download a reduced target, and see if you get better results since it has a nice, black aiming circle. Or just spray-paint the paper plate. |