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Here are the pics of my rifles performance which i purchased last month. Got the mastershot pellets from Aimco and P10 pellets from Bansons in Mumbai. Let me know how the pellets are performing, how the gun is performing and at atlast how am i performing...

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prasanjit.baul wrote:Here are the pics of my rifles performance which i purchased last month. Got the mastershot pellets from Aimco and P10 pellets from Bansons in Mumbai. Let me know how the pellets are performing, how the gun is performing and at atlast how am i performing...

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eXCELLENT

Thanks auram..

Hmm the card is not in scale for 10m. If you would like to improve your performance, get ISSF card. There are many available over the net. Get them printed and shoot!

-Suffix

Prasanjit,
For a starter, by and large it is a good performance in case it was done off hand.
You may try in bench rest so as to understand gun's performance in particular.

Basu

The third target shows some promising shooting. Of course the IHP is capable of doing much better.
Its 70% shooter and 30% gun.

M.

Getting a feedback is a divine thing for me.. thanks ff, suffix and basu.. i have downloaded some issf cards... donno whether is the right one... But i am seriously trying to do BETTER stuffs... Getting my IHP tuned.. with a new spring, spring guide, and a seal.. hope it helps improving the accuracy... Will keep posted about this... any other ideas and suggestions most welcome..

Regards
Prasanjit

From whatever "gyaan" I have learnt from the AR experts, my 2 cents worth -

If gun was handheld and without any vise or support or prop, then -
First card is definitely better than the others. Shows good grouping and that as compared to second card is fantastic. The second card shows jerking of the trigger at the moment of release and hence severe lateral movement. Third card shows lack of follow-through. Since you are in MMR, suggest you undergo a basic training course at Savarkar Smarak range under Vishwajeet Shinde who teaches a 5-day course with emphasis on technique. Unaware about the course development at Lakshya, so can not comment on that. Same goes for MRA.

Seeing ur effort even I am prompted to shoot my ihp 35 in .177 and post the target but due to unexpected rain in mumbai my home range is in bad shape.
soon post my results.
Regards.

airgun_novice wrote:From whatever "gyaan" I have learnt from the AR experts, my 2 cents worth -

If gun was handheld and without any vise or support or prop, then -
First card is definitely better than the others. Shows good grouping and that as compared to second card is fantastic. The second card shows jerking of the trigger at the moment of release and hence severe lateral movement. Third card shows lack of follow-through. Since you are in MMR, suggest you undergo a basic training course at Savarkar Smarak range under Vishwajeet Shinde who teaches a 5-day course with emphasis on technique. Unaware about the course development at Lakshya, so can not comment on that. Same goes for MRA.

Yes AGN i agree with you. All the shots were taken in a standing position from a distance of 12mtrs. The second card is shot on by P10 pellets and the rest two are shot by Mastershot Wadcutters from Aimco. My gun was not more than a month old. And these three were jut to post my results on different pellets.. I have shot similar groups many times. I am very keen to join the basic course. Just short of Vitamin M as of now.

Rajveer.. Pics awaited. Post it soon..

prasanjit.baul wrote: [SNIP] I have shot similar groups many times. I am very keen to join the basic course. Just short of Vitamin M as of now.

Bro - you ought to seriously take up air rifle target shooting then and develop into a shooter of repute. Certainly looks like you have a steady hand and a steadier eye. Age is also on your side. With serious thought and pursuit you ought to develop into a shooting champ in days to come. BTW the basic course costs INR2.5K - the eventual pursuit many times that. Another 'bad' news is that the "open sight" is history - so test out on peep sight at some range ad see how that one feels. Good luck.

Yes agn... Hope u didn feel my previous statement exaggerated... I am very much keen to go ahead... But then struggling like a tennis ball between career and shooting... I will definitely do the basic course and gurus like you.will b the one to guide me...

prasanjit.baul wrote:[SNIP]gurus like you.will b the one to guide me...

OK OK That's the cue for me to shut up ! Bro, I am still pretty much a "bachha" in the world of shooting - but thanks nonetheless, felt good for a moment.