Sighting in
#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Webster NY.
Posts: 189
Sighting in
It's been quite awhile since I have been on the forum or shot. My other passion which is cycling keeps me busy as I normally pedal 6000-7000 miles a year. Anyway I got a chance to sight in my CVA Accura(V1) on Sat. I changed from white hot pellets to 90 gr of 777 loose powder and also switched to Winchester 777 primers. I shot 3 shot groups at 50 & 100 yds with each group measuring approx 1 inch. Looking forward to Early MZ season in the northern zone here in NY.
Hope everyone on the forum is doing well.
Hope everyone on the forum is doing well.
#2
Spike
Join Date: Jan 2013
Posts: 80
It's been quite awhile since I have been on the forum or shot. My other passion which is cycling keeps me busy as I normally pedal 6000-7000 miles a year. Anyway I got a chance to sight in my CVA Accura(V1) on Sat. I changed from white hot pellets to 90 gr of 777 loose powder and also switched to Winchester 777 primers. I shot 3 shot groups at 50 & 100 yds with each group measuring approx 1 inch. Looking forward to Early MZ season in the northern zone here in NY.
Hope everyone on the forum is doing well.
Hope everyone on the forum is doing well.
The deer are in Trouble in The Northern Zone in NY!
Good luck!
#3
Sounds like you found a load the Accura likes without any trouble.
I tried my son's bike last year. I'm 62 now, and I made it completely around the block. I'll have to admit my legs were aching the next day, though.
I tried my son's bike last year. I'm 62 now, and I made it completely around the block. I'll have to admit my legs were aching the next day, though.
#5
Spike
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Rochester NY
Posts: 84
It's been quite awhile since I have been on the forum or shot. My other passion which is cycling keeps me busy as I normally pedal 6000-7000 miles a year. Anyway I got a chance to sight in my CVA Accura(V1) on Sat. I changed from white hot pellets to 90 gr of 777 loose powder and also switched to Winchester 777 primers. I shot 3 shot groups at 50 & 100 yds with each group measuring approx 1 inch. Looking forward to Early MZ season in the northern zone here in NY.
Hope everyone on the forum is doing well.
Hope everyone on the forum is doing well.
#6
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 5,425
Gotta respect a fellow that bikes that much...I bought me a new bike over Memorial Day and have been biking to my office 3-4 days a week this summer...The first 3 weeks dang near killed me as we live in a hilly area...I'll have to say, at 58 I'm now in the best shape I have been in for years...Good Luck!!!
#7
Fork Horn
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 118
What bullet are you shooting? I have a V1 as well, seems I can put almost anything down the throat of it and it'll give me 1" groups at 100 yards. Love that gun.
Good call on switching to loose powder. No point in paying $90 a pound for propellant and getting worse accuracy!
Good call on switching to loose powder. No point in paying $90 a pound for propellant and getting worse accuracy!
#8
That would be nice , but highly unlikely will ever happen. Have to wait till after regular season and by then every deer in country is high alert and jumpy as heck let alone see a buck to shoot. That's why I like to drive about 4 hours and go up around Tupper lake area, Its nice and pretty and not really freezing my buns off.
#9
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Webster NY.
Posts: 189
What bullet are you shooting? I have a V1 as well, seems I can put almost anything down the throat of it and it'll give me 1" groups at 100 yards. Love that gun.
Good call on switching to loose powder. No point in paying $90 a pound for propellant and getting worse accuracy!
Good call on switching to loose powder. No point in paying $90 a pound for propellant and getting worse accuracy!
#10
Now before you blast me on the Kids getting to go out early, they say it's so they can experience hunting. Well if the want to experience hunting then this is no way to get them interested in it, they'd think every time they went hunting they'd see all the deer they did when they were allowed to hunt for that one weekend during archery season when the deer are un pressured. But then when they go hunting and experience what's it's really like when you sit there all day and never see anything some times for days then they'd be really disappointed. I say leave it alone.
(BP)