Omega round 2
06-21-2012, 03:30 PM
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Omega round 2
I decided to take the Omega back out and see what would happen at 100 yards.
005 by 1874sharpsshooter, on Flickr
I stayed with the white hots ( 100 gr) and 777 primers but I switched to a faster lighter bullet. I took the 200 gr Shockwaves in the blue sabot.
the hole to the right was the first shot, the one to the left was the second shot.
011 by 1874sharpsshooter, on Flickr
I picked up one of the sabots while walking to the target
012 by 1874sharpsshooter, on Flickr
This target is three shots at a 100 yards
013 by 1874sharpsshooter, on Flickr
The third shot was much lower but i know its me and not the gun. I think I have been shooting with a scope to much and it has really hindered my shooting open sights. Plus the barrel was fairly hot as I didnt let it cool between shots.
I think I better spend quite a bit more time getting back into shooting with with open sights before the season gets here though, even though it is minute of deer
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I never made an adjustment on the peep at all.It appears the 200 gr shot at 100 yards near the same poi as the 250 gr at 50 yards.
005 by 1874sharpsshooter, on Flickr
I stayed with the white hots ( 100 gr) and 777 primers but I switched to a faster lighter bullet. I took the 200 gr Shockwaves in the blue sabot.
the hole to the right was the first shot, the one to the left was the second shot.
011 by 1874sharpsshooter, on Flickr
I picked up one of the sabots while walking to the target
012 by 1874sharpsshooter, on Flickr
This target is three shots at a 100 yards
013 by 1874sharpsshooter, on Flickr
The third shot was much lower but i know its me and not the gun. I think I have been shooting with a scope to much and it has really hindered my shooting open sights. Plus the barrel was fairly hot as I didnt let it cool between shots.
I think I better spend quite a bit more time getting back into shooting with with open sights before the season gets here though, even though it is minute of deer
.I never made an adjustment on the peep at all.It appears the 200 gr shot at 100 yards near the same poi as the 250 gr at 50 yards.
06-21-2012, 06:10 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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That is better shooting than i managed this morning. Conditions were perfect for me. It was 38 degrees when i started shooting up there by Sheridan Lake. Myself, i have a harder time with the iron sights than you do. One must get ready for the refuge hunt. That peep seems to work quite well; when i first saw it, i was concerned about it having adequate elevation adjustment. Looking good!!
06-21-2012, 06:16 PM
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1874sharpsshooter
When you show these targets I fergit... it is open sights and a ghost ring at that... It is so easy to have just a wee bit different picture each time you shoot, especially @ a 100. It will take some getting use to ignore that back sight and let your eye do all the work especially after shooting a lot of scopes....
But yer target shows all 3 shots would have caused a fatality...
When you show these targets I fergit... it is open sights and a ghost ring at that... It is so easy to have just a wee bit different picture each time you shoot, especially @ a 100. It will take some getting use to ignore that back sight and let your eye do all the work especially after shooting a lot of scopes....
But yer target shows all 3 shots would have caused a fatality...
Last edited by sabotloader; 06-21-2012 at 06:22 PM.
06-21-2012, 08:08 PM
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Chet, if you have some time, could you please take some good up close pictures of that peep set up for me? Mark from cva said those work well on the Apex if the shooter needs open sights. I just sure hate to spend $100 on one and find that it doesn't fit the bill.
06-21-2012, 08:13 PM
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Chet, if you have some time, could you please take some good up close pictures of that peep set up for me? Mark from cva said those work well on the Apex if the shooter needs open sights. I just sure hate to spend $100 on one and find that it doesn't fit the bill.
06-22-2012, 04:11 AM
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I will post some photos of it on the gun later.
Last edited by 1874sharpsshooter; 06-22-2012 at 04:17 AM.
06-22-2012, 04:26 AM
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That was my concern also. They make a high weaver backup also. I almost got it. I'm glad I went with the low weaver backup, as it shoots about right with the aperture screwed all the way down. So I have quite a bit of adjustment . I think .05 changes POI 6 inches. Each 1/2 turn (180 degrees) is suppose to move poi 1 inch at 100 yards. there is 15 inches of adjustment on both windage and elevation.
06-22-2012, 05:30 AM
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Well ,I am not sure why but I had one of those plastic rests similar to the one you are using and I had to junk it. It kept giving me those two or three inch out of the group fliers, I did not even realize what the problem was until one day a friend borrowed it and I was using sand bags until he brought it back and the fliers stopped.
Well ,I am not sure why but I had one of those plastic rests similar to the one you are using and I had to junk it. It kept giving me those two or three inch out of the group fliers, I did not even realize what the problem was until one day a friend borrowed it and I was using sand bags until he brought it back and the fliers stopped.