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Target Shooting Matches, Discussion & Events => The Long Range Club => Topic started by: Kid Shelleen on May 06, 2020, 07:53:08 PM
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I tried a different tune on my FX Crown .25 last night and took it out to the range (Pioneer Gun Club) today. Shot a few sight in targets and decided to try to shoot another NUAH target. Today must be my lucky day because I shot a sub MOA group, .879 inches. I should go out and buy a lottery ticket… lol.
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Awesome shooting Mike. Will wait for Marty's official reply, but looks like it qualifies you for Master class.
Also would be a score of 50/50 w/2x. Would have been 3x but looks like one is touching the line.
You should enter that in this months match.
https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=171936.0 (https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=171936.0)
Way to go man!
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Excellent shooting Kid Shelleen. Now, try doing it off your drunk horse.
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Great shooting. Congratulations Master Mike.
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Mike, congrats to you! Very nice group and with wind. Buy that lottery ticket.
What velocity did you shoot with the 34g? I ask because I am having so-so luck with my Safari at around 948 FPS average. Looks like you did well so this continues to give me inspiration.
Tom
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Great shooting Kid Shelleen, awesome group.
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Thanks all. Ray... Had to sell the horse. Couldn't break it of the habit of leaning against a wall and falling asleep. :)
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That horse should have received an Academy Award too!
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I never knew that an X couldn't touch the line. Backwards from a shot touching the line you get the higher score. Learn something new every day. Thanks
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Richard, that is only for the Matches, to even out the scores between calibers.... For NUAH qualifications, touching a line counts the higher value, because your division level is mostly based on group size.... For example, to qualify as a Master, you need a sub 1" group, C-T-C, and all shots must be inside or touching the 2 MOA (10) ring, and X's don't matter....
Bob