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kruzaroad 
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 Posted: 4 hours 43 minutes ago at 9:17am |
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Why would the paper punches be smirking? Truthfully you'd be better off with targets than spinners as you can monitor your misses etc as you get use to gun. Checking wind drift of pellets etc.
Theres a cheap spinner target at gun city. A one inch and two inch circles . Push into ground. Page 102 of you got to be out there to see. Perfect for taking on your trip. Light compact enough to sit in backpack light and simple. |
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-Ec
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Posted: 1 hour 56 minutes ago at 12:04pm |
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Spinners are great once you have your gun(s) dialled in but nothing beats paper for getting your gun dialled in. Even a large piece of cardboard with a simple cross in black marker pen works well. The big advantage with paper - as long as it is big enough, is that you can see if you are high, low ,left or right of you point of aim and adjust accordingly. Even when you have your guns zeroed at what ever range you prefer, paper is best for working out your hold-overs and hold unders at different ranges. Can't recall who came up with the bottle top challenge - Pauly5 I think? It's an easy way to test your accuracy is up to par
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