Ruger 10/22 Target on a Bell & Carlson composite stock with a Hakko 8x32 scope |
Groups from a bechrest support at 40 meters |
... the top elevation adjustable turret - please note the tiny "allen" screw that allows to "reset" the zero markings |
Using Federal Champhion Target ammo I proceeded with approx. 50 shoots for sight in with the new Sportsmatch UK mounts (the previous lacked the extra back elevation of this particular model). Afterwards using paper printed silhouettes I proceeded with approx. 60 shots precision training from a benchrest position. Very happy with the results - next match will be coming next Sunday, October 24th, 2010.
I then proceeded to sight in and training with my new setup for the "light" class of .22 LR Benchrest 50 shooting (the "International Sporter" class, with a max. overall weight of 8 1/2 lbs, approx. 3.856 grams) - a J. G. Anschütz 1416 rifle with a "custom shop" Leupold Competition Hunter 6x42mm "extra thin reticle" on top using Sportsmatch UK mounts. Supported by a Caldweel "The Rock" shooting rest with leather Protektor front and rear bags, I managed to get very nice results with my trusty Lapua Center-X .22 LR ammo. Approx. 40 shots were spent on scope sight in and another 60 shots went to training - with some impressive grouping and, on a match simulation, with some "full house" X scored to keep as "souvenir".
The JGA 1416 with a Custom Shop Leupold 6x42mm |
Two consecutive "full house" 10 points - "X" impacts |
JGA 1416 on table over Caldwell and Protektor rests Spotting scope is 45x Busnhell |
9 consecutive impacts with JGA 1416 using Lapua Center X ammo |
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