Had about 20 minutes after dinner....
Decided on some 55ish yard groups. Neighbors horse was along the fence line by my permanent yardage markers so had to place the trap in the middle of the field and guestimate. Lasered it after I was done shooting and it was only 49 yards, I though I was closer to 55 but such is life.
This is the simple setup...yep, kid junk in the periphery.
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Scope view after I was done shooting.....
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Lasered yardage....
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And no magnification...you can see a wind flag (survey tape) being moved a bit by the left to right wind, really not much of a factor for 50 yards groups where th a BC this high).
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The bottom left is the same 10 shot, 30 yard group I shared a couple days ago. Top left was sighters before I started taking shots that "counted". Then I shot them in the order that they're numbered. Shots were hitting low so refilled and swapped paper and shot one more ten shot group (white paper).
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Can't blame much on the wind cuz it was negligible. Can blame the shooter though! Condor is a light gun, I'd guess it's a couple pounds lighter than any of my target setups. And it's got a bare bones 20x simple scope on there, also NOT contributing to its weight. So it's a light gun. The two better groups were when I was really focusing on not putting any pressure anywhere, so maybe there is something to the "frame flex" that we always hear about with the Air Force guns. The two groups where I was really concentrating were 0.65" and 0.47".
Overall, those 5, 10 shot groups at 49 yards average 0.855." Sure can't complain about that.
Oh yeah, this is .20/15.89s at an average of 930fps (same "tune" as the graphed out shot string a couple posts back).