I just don't want you to settle for less than you can get. That gun should be easily capable of 2 inch groups at 50 yards with the right ammo, even with open sights. Providing you can shoot that well. I don't know about 100 yards, that would really depend how well you shoot. I would think three or four inches at 100 yards would not be too far fetched though.

Another thing to keep in mind. The smaller your aiming point, the smaller your groups will be in most cases. If you are shooting at a picture of a deer or something I would swtich to regular target for sighting in. Life like targets are great to practice with, for learning proper shot placement and the such. However when you are sighting in you want more precision. That comes by shooting at a smaller target or some sort of square outline. Technically it is best to shoot at horizontal and verticle lines only concerning yourself with one axis at a time. I forgoe that with weapons that are very expensive to shoot or abusive because it requires a lot more shooting.

Other than those issues, what do you think of the gun? Mine does not hurt to shoot, but my buddy says it jumps 2 feet off the rest every time I pull the trigger. He gets a laugh out of it every time I shoot.

Paul