A little late start this year, been out twice and both times winds gusting at over 20 mph. Not real conducive to sending a 58 grain vmax down range 200+ yards at a small target.
No hits so far, missed 2 and started second guessing my zero on the gun.
Hit the range yesterday and my gut was correct. 2.5” left at 100 yards. Got it zeroed at an 1” high and dead nuts center at 100 and pretty much dead on at 200 yards.
Now to get back out and get some retribution on the 2 I missed
I’ll be back at the range today after I pick up my 22 mag scope and rings. Should be in today. Slight mishap with a sling this January put the gun on the back burner and scope in the trash. I’ve had it mounted on that gun since I got it in 1984 and it’s always been a tack driver and has killed a lot of groundhogs over the years. So it’ll be good to see how the new vortex crossfire 3-9x40 works. Can’t wait to get too the range with it.
So stay tuned and hopefully later this week I’ll be to update the status of my groundhog debacle so far Who knows it may involve a Ruger American .450
No hits so far, missed 2 and started second guessing my zero on the gun.
Hit the range yesterday and my gut was correct. 2.5” left at 100 yards. Got it zeroed at an 1” high and dead nuts center at 100 and pretty much dead on at 200 yards.
Now to get back out and get some retribution on the 2 I missed
I’ll be back at the range today after I pick up my 22 mag scope and rings. Should be in today. Slight mishap with a sling this January put the gun on the back burner and scope in the trash. I’ve had it mounted on that gun since I got it in 1984 and it’s always been a tack driver and has killed a lot of groundhogs over the years. So it’ll be good to see how the new vortex crossfire 3-9x40 works. Can’t wait to get too the range with it.
So stay tuned and hopefully later this week I’ll be to update the status of my groundhog debacle so far Who knows it may involve a Ruger American .450