I'll have my meetup group shoot the target this weekend.  I'll go with quantity over quality.

I hope to see lots of targets posted from this coming weekend!!! 

Here are my targets from Sunday.

Target 1:
2aHawaii Name: Inspector
First name: Dave
Score: 91-1x
Class: 1
Scope: BSA Sweet 22
Rifle make: Lightweight 10/22 Kidd Modified
Ammo: SK Standard Plus
Weather conditions: Windy 10-15 mph gusts
Excuses: Had to shoot in between the gusts

Target 2:
2aHawaii Name: Inspector
First name: Dave
Score: 91-0x
Class: 1
Scope: BSA Sweet 22
Rifle make: Lightweight 10/22 Kidd Modified
Ammo: SK Standard Plus
Weather conditions: Windy 10-15 mph gusts
Excuses: Had to shoot in between the gusts

Nice shooting. You too JHanawahine. I shot at the Shilhouette side in the morning then had to leave for a Father's Day lunch. The wind was crazy. Aside from wind affecting the POI, the wind blowing my skinny arse would be hard enough.  . Hope to give it try this weekend. I'm certain my frame will get some damage.

Do they allow metal frames at 50 yards?  I have the frame I bought from fabtek for the 100 yard gongs.  On that note, will they let me use the gongs on the metal frame if I am just going to shoot .22?

I can't shoot well and worse when I am standing.  I know if I use my new wooden frame, I am going to tear it up. 

If I can use the metal one, and if my friend goes on Sunday, I will give it a try.

Do they allow metal frames at 50 yards?  I have the frame I bought from fabtek for the 100 yard gongs.  On that note, will they let me use the gongs on the metal frame if I am just going to shoot .22?

I can't shoot well and worse when I am standing.  I know if I use my new wooden frame, I am going to tear it up. 

If I can use the metal one, and if my friend goes on Sunday, I will give it a try.

Two weeks ago, I set up small steel targets on the 50, and larger steel targets on the 100.  Can only use rimfire rifles on the 50 yd steel plates.  We were hitting the 6" steel plate at 100 yds with a Mosin M44.  Next time, I'm using the 8"!!   

If you are unsure, always best to ask the RSO for their approval.  Better to get permission ahead of time.  Just tell em what caliber you'll be shooting.

Been working a shit ton of 12hr shifts lately and I wasn't even sure I would be able to try this month. I got some time away for just a quicky and only attempted the target once.  My results where less than stellar.

Rifles: HeaviesLite 18" upper, building for optic Highpower shootin.  CMMG .22lr bolt and mags. V7 Lower, Giesslle trigger 4.5lbs, Leopold 1.5 - 4 power AR mod1

Ammo:  SK

Wind:  a shit ton

Excuses:  I SUCK

76/100



Looking at the grouping, I probably should have adjusted my scope. I didn't have time to try again though. Haha

Also. Can anyone tell me how much is .1 MIL converted to MOA?  This scope is in MILS on the turrets and I'm so used to MOA I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around it.  Hahaha.

Also. Can anyone tell me how much is .1 MIL converted to MOA?  This scope is in MILS on the turrets and I'm so used to MOA I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around it.  Hahaha.

.1 Mil is equal to .36" at 100yrds or .18" @ 50yrds. For me it's easier to think in Metric system. .1 mil equals to 1cm at 100m. So forth. It just take a little getting used to going from MOA to MIL


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.1 Mil is equal to .36" at 100yrds or .18" @ 50yrds. For me it's easier to think in Metric system. .1 mil equals to 1cm at 100m. So forth. It just take a little getting used to going from MOA to MIL


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OK. So about 1/3 MOA.  Got it!  Thank you!

 As for thinking metric....  Sorry, grew up in the wrong era, probably just before they started forcing Europe down our throats.  I have no idea about a centimeter nor what it compares to... inches, yards, miles.  That's all I can picture in my head.   LOL.

 

Heavies, that grouping would fit right into the black circle. Adjust your scope and your in the hunt.

From our meetup HawaiiGGG group yesterday.

Target 1:
2aHawaii Name: ZippZ
First name: Todd
Score: 86-0
Class: 1
Scope: Bushnell 3x9 Rimfire Scope
Rifle make: Standard Ruger 10/22 w/ Volquartsen trigger upgrade
Ammo: Federal Automatch
Weather conditions: Windy 10-20 mph gusts
Excuses: The wind was like plenty


Target 2:
First name: Dan
Score: 36-0
Class: 1
Scope: Bushnell 3x9 Rimfire Scope
Rifle make: Standard Ruger 10/22 w/ Volquartsen trigger upgrade
Ammo: Federal Automatch
Weather conditions: Windy 10-20 mph gusts
Excuses: Newbie

Target 3:
First name: Tieesha
Score: 56
Class: 1
Scope: Bushnell 3x9 Rimfire Scope
Rifle make: Standard Ruger 10/22 w/ Volquartsen trigger upgrade
Ammo: Federal Automatch
Weather conditions: Windy 10-20 mph gusts
Excuses: Newbie

NICE!!!

I am happy to see so many participating!!! 

what's for July, 22 handgun?

what's for July, 22 handgun?

Stang,

I'm off island on vacation. I have something planned but I woun't be able to get to it until I get back.

Lots of participation for this month!  Great going guys!!!!

Lots of participation for this month!  Great going guys!!!!

Yes really good to see an increase in participation, Unfortunatly I was off island for the most part and wasn't able to give it a try this month. I wouldn't have done very well. I'm looking forward to whatever every month brings and sharing info about rimfire shooting.

Stang,

I'm off island on vacation. I have something planned but I woun't be able to get to it until I get back.

Ok. No rush. 

Pistols in July, any cal?

Looks like Inspector swept class 1 Optics with a 91-1X;   Ren took class 2 Irons with a 96-1X

Awesome shooting folks!!!!!! 

Looks like Inspector swept class 1 Optics with a 91-1X;   Ren took class 2 Irons with a 96-1X

Awesome shooting folks!!!!!!

Congrats Inspector and Ren. Very nice shooting

 

Congrats Inspector and Ren. Very nice shooting