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How far would you estimate the the foam seat to be from the paper targets? (4th picture down)
60 yards 13%  13%  [ 1 ]
65 yards 13%  13%  [ 1 ]
70yards 25%  25%  [ 2 ]
75yards 25%  25%  [ 2 ]
80yards 25%  25%  [ 2 ]
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 21, 2010 2:55 pm 
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I finally managed to get out and do some long range shooting with my S410, what a great day it was; warm, no wind, perfect........I really just played with my S410; getting it setup, and finding out where it was hitting........Unless specified otherwise all were shot in standard FT shooting position, 5-shots each, at FT (open PCP) velocity <20FPE

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That string is 150ft/50yds......
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I'm guessing this to be about 65-70yds out, the 50yd string ends just past that hydro pole........
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A few of the toys I brought out.....
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Air Arms Diabolo H. @ 35yds, sitting, arms rested on table.......I pulled one to the left real bad
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Huge disappointment here, these are Air Arms (JSB) Diabolo Heavies.....they are great out to 30-40yds, but no comparison to H&N barracuda match pellets after that distance, through my gun anyway, weird :|
8-shot @ 65yds......
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H&N Baracuda Match @ 65yds, group 1.........
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Group 2..........
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Group 3........
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Predator Polymags @ 65yds..........Nice to know :twisted:
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Best grouping of the day @ 65yds w/H&N Baracuda Match.....starting to look like I may make a pellet change, for this gun anyway...........One off to the right, my fault not the gun/pellets......
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What a Condor does to 1" plywood from at +35yds ......."what plywood?" :lol: :twisted:
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PostPosted: Sun Mar 21, 2010 3:54 pm 
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What a Condor does to 1" plywood from at +35yds ......."what plywood?" :lol: :twisted:
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For some strange reason that's exactlly what happens to my backstops after using the Condor ! Looks like a nice shooting spot you got there Joel. Nice pictures!

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FWIW.... it is impossible to judge distances from photos because the focal length of the lens totally changes the perspective.... A telephoto compresses distances while a wide angle expands them.... If you were using a 35mm film camera with a 50mm lense, you would be approximating the human eye.... otherwise, all bets are off.... and all distance estimates would be just a guess....

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rsterne wrote:
FWIW.... it is impossible to judge distances from photos because the focal length of the lens totally changes the perspective.... A telephoto compresses distances while a wide angle expands them.... If you were using a 35mm film camera with a 50mm lense, you would be approximating the human eye.... otherwise, all bets are off.... and all distance estimates would be just a guess....

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Yeah it does seem distorted, I guess ill just have to measure it........my Dad has a scope with a rangefinder built into it, I'll borrow that........or heck, just through it on the S410 :roll: :lol:

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Some nice shootin' Joel. 8)
It's interesting how some pellets will work remarkably well - to a point - and beyond that point, accuracy becomes more of a "pattern" than a group.


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Nice shooting.. 8)
Stock up on what works for the shooter... :wink:

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Nice shooting.. 8)
Stock up on what works for the shooter... :wink:


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Some nice shootin' Joel. 8)
It's interesting how some pellets will work remarkably well - to a point - and beyond that point, accuracy becomes more of a "pattern" than a group.


Thanks guys, it was a beautiful day for shooting, felt great to get out.....

It's a good thing I noticed this now as I was about to place a pellet order...........It is interesting to see this, I had been shooting the heavies all winter at 10yds and they make 1-hole groups all day if I do my part, out to about 35yds they do very good as well, then they just seem to open right up..........I will have to test the H&N's in the 10-55yd range, maybe lighter JSB's as well, I just can't see the lighter ones being any better at longer range......

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rough guess based on the length of a pick-nick table.

66yards.

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