Finally Sighted In---Wahooooooo
09-11-2009, 04:30 PM
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Fork Horn
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Finally Sighted In---Wahooooooo
Guys, thanks for ALL ya'lls help. I am finally sighted in so I can use my TC Triumph this ML season coming up!!! Everything stayed the same except the pellet load.
My equipment: TC Triumph, Nikon Omega 3-9X40 (Nikoplex (regular crosshairs)), TC SW 250Gr, Harvester short black sabot, CCI Primer.
100 YARDS
I shot a 3-shot group with 2x50 for a total of 100grs of 777 pellet load.
I then decided to try a 2x30+50 for a total of 110gr of 777 pellet load. I only shot a 1 shot group of the 110gr. Reason is I know I had a really good hold and it was right beside 2 of the 100gr shots.
Then I went to a 130gr load, skipping the 120 to see if the higher load would be better or worse. So I did a 2x50+30 for 130gr. I decided to stay with the 130gr as my rifle seem to like it better and I was getting better results with it. I only made one slight adjustment and did 2 more shots at 100 yards. It was just a hair high---I'd actually wanted it to higher, truth be told...since I wanted a 150 yard zero. BUt it was pretty much in line and I decided to leave it alone and got to 150 yards and shoot before I made any adjustments.
(want to upload photos but don't know how---HELP!)---DrAsus
My equipment: TC Triumph, Nikon Omega 3-9X40 (Nikoplex (regular crosshairs)), TC SW 250Gr, Harvester short black sabot, CCI Primer.
100 YARDS
I shot a 3-shot group with 2x50 for a total of 100grs of 777 pellet load.
I then decided to try a 2x30+50 for a total of 110gr of 777 pellet load. I only shot a 1 shot group of the 110gr. Reason is I know I had a really good hold and it was right beside 2 of the 100gr shots.
Then I went to a 130gr load, skipping the 120 to see if the higher load would be better or worse. So I did a 2x50+30 for 130gr. I decided to stay with the 130gr as my rifle seem to like it better and I was getting better results with it. I only made one slight adjustment and did 2 more shots at 100 yards. It was just a hair high---I'd actually wanted it to higher, truth be told...since I wanted a 150 yard zero. BUt it was pretty much in line and I decided to leave it alone and got to 150 yards and shoot before I made any adjustments.
(want to upload photos but don't know how---HELP!)---DrAsus
09-11-2009, 04:54 PM
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Fork Horn
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I was shooting at the Sharpie "X" I made on both targets. I think that being only an inch away at 150 yards from the "X" is More than adequate for whitetail hunting where you have about a 8-10" kill zone. I didn't have an idea shooting rest at 150 yards like I did at 100yrds. I was sitting indian-style on the ground with my rest on a log. I will try some LOOSE in the off season; but I have a feeling this Triumph is gonna get me my biggest Buck yet--DrASUS
Last edited by DrAsus; 09-11-2009 at 04:58 PM.
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