Spring Break Fun...
Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2009 4:13 pm
Just finished up my spring break but did do some shooting over it (Finally!). Went down to my Grandparents with my Brother & Dad and setup a 250YD shooting range down one of their fields. Decided to zero my .204 in at 150yds and this is the tightest group I could get:
This was with Factory Hornady 40Gr V-max. The 6 shot group measured 1.75". My rifle is a stock Remington 700 SPS Varmint. So what Im asking is the rifle capable of tighter groups (with factory ammo) or is this what I should expect
Here's some more pictures of that days outting:
Here's our Setup in the Field. The ground was realllly wet btw...
My brother shooting his .17HMR out to 150YDS...
My brother checking the ballistics on his .17HMR @ 200YDS. My .204 cooling down...
Looking over his head downrange. The white square in the distance is at 250YDS...
Here's my dad doing his part behind his 700 SPS V in .223...
My Brother spotting and calling shots at 250 YDS...
I also got my first grey squirrel this year with my .22WMR :
My dog "treed" him at the top of a tall oak tree. Not a long shot (probably 30 yards) but was exciting none the less. Got him right through the spine. My dog wants to "play" with it if you can't tell...
Trophy Shot...
This was with Factory Hornady 40Gr V-max. The 6 shot group measured 1.75". My rifle is a stock Remington 700 SPS Varmint. So what Im asking is the rifle capable of tighter groups (with factory ammo) or is this what I should expect
Here's some more pictures of that days outting:
Here's our Setup in the Field. The ground was realllly wet btw...
My brother shooting his .17HMR out to 150YDS...
My brother checking the ballistics on his .17HMR @ 200YDS. My .204 cooling down...
Looking over his head downrange. The white square in the distance is at 250YDS...
Here's my dad doing his part behind his 700 SPS V in .223...
My Brother spotting and calling shots at 250 YDS...
I also got my first grey squirrel this year with my .22WMR :
My dog "treed" him at the top of a tall oak tree. Not a long shot (probably 30 yards) but was exciting none the less. Got him right through the spine. My dog wants to "play" with it if you can't tell...
Trophy Shot...