A little off hand shot at 95 yards, 2 inch spinner. Evol .22 full length.

[CTAirgunner]

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I cannot post the video here, all my powder burner people I know who don't shoot airguns, who don't even shoot their guns, like to rag on the fact I only shoot airguns and at home I only shoot rested or prone. So here's a first shot placement off hand at 95 yards with my "bench" length rifle lol. (In the link of course)

Here's a beauty pic of the girls current and final state (aside from scope) I returned her to her very light, utilitarian, sleek, sexy self.


Very very light for a 43 inch long rifle that's full of air, that IS unscoped but still, very light by airgun standards.

Give my Instagram a follow too.

 

[Peskådot671]

Good shot! I do find the Evols to be lightweight and well balanced even with a 35 ounce scope. What magnification did you have your scope at when you took the shot?

 

[CTAirgunner]

Good shot! I do find the Evols to be lightweight and well balanced even with a 35 ounce scope. What magnification did you have your scope at when you took the shot?

I had it at 21, I figured at 25 it would psych me out seeing the intense wobble of me holding the rifle haha. I tend to shoot on the bench at either 23 or 25

 

[Peskådot671]

Nice. I need to start doing more off hand shooting. A 2" target is a pretty tough shot off hand at that distance.

 

[CTAirgunner]

Nice. I need to start doing more off hand shooting. A 2" target is a pretty tough shot off hand at that distance.

I am going to start practicing it more, I'm not bad on a bench I wanna be better at off hand. I'll be using the mini more though.

Also thank you very much.

 

[CTAirgunner]

The weight of my scope and rings

 

[Pumacarl]

That is my style of shooting usually, I don't like getting down on the ground anymore. I will rest up against something if I'm near something but a lot of the time it's an offhand shot. I practice this the most because it takes the most practice. Your gun really needs to be dialed in though or it's easy to lose confidence. Confidence is actually pretty important, not just in your gun, but in yourself. Good shooting.

 

[CTAirgunner]

That is my style of shooting usually, I don't like getting down on the ground anymore. I will rest up against something if I'm near something but a lot of the time it's an offhand shot. I practice this the most because it takes the most practice. Your gun really needs to be dialed in though or it's easy to lose confidence. Confidence is actually pretty important, not just in your gun, but in yourself. Good shooting.

Thanks for the boost of confidence Marc, I will start practicing much more off hand with my mini after this.

 

[TallCoolOne49]

As Jack O'Connor used to say, anyone who can stand on his hind legs and keep all his shots in a 6" circle, is a fine shot.

Edit: At 100 yards