Another permission

[LOGUNSOLO177 0]

Me and my mate went to see his grandads two feilds today that he only just told me about!! Awsome, saw a few crows hovering about so we hope to get a few of them next time. My friend has just bought a AA S200 MK3 today and we just spent a few hours zeroing and target shooting. So I will post some pics of how we get on next weekend!

Edited April 14, 2008 by LOGUNSOLO177

[SEAN3513 7]

nice work mate..........good luck at the weekend...........i got another permission last week..good feeling isn't it..........cant beat being out with your weapon in hand ( no no no you pervs) your GUN!!!!!

 

i shoot a solo in .22 personally i think its very underated gun.....bloody accurate!!!

 

all the best fella..........let us know how you get on.

[davyt63 1,845]

Me and my mate went to see his gradads two feilds today that he only just told me about!! Awsome, saw a few crows hovering about so we hope to get a few of them next time. My friend has just bought a AA S200 MK3 today and we just spent a few hours zeroing and target shooting. So I will post some pics of how we get on next weekend!

happy hunting

 

 

davy

[LOGUNSOLO177 0]

Cheers Guys!!! I cant wait only 4 more days of Bloody work!!!! And yea the solo is an underated gun I was exploding eggs out to 60 yds Great fun!!!

[ferretville 69]

Good to have a bit permission to go mooching and shooting on enyoy it! ATB FV

[ace32 4]

hiya buds,nice looking guns,just be sure when you zero the one in with the clip on bipod to remember,if you take a standing or kneeling shot your zero will be lower,as the clip on bipod raises your barrel slightly,when used as a rest,oki doki

[LOGUNSOLO177 0]

hiya buds,nice looking guns,just be sure when you zero the one in with the clip on bipod to remember,if you take a standing or kneeling shot your zero will be lower,as the clip on bipod raises your barrel slightly,when used as a rest,oki doki

 

Good thinking mate!! That could explain some probs my mate was having. Cheers I will let him know!!!

[mole catcher 1]

hiya buds,nice looking guns,just be sure when you zero the one in with the clip on bipod to remember,if you take a standing or kneeling shot your zero will be lower,as the clip on bipod raises your barrel slightly,when used as a rest,oki doki

 

 

I cant get my head round this comment

 

Surely seeing as the scope is held at a set postion in relation to the scope, does it not make sence that this position is still the same regardless of standing kneeling or shooting off a rest. I know with springers its not due to the recoil.

 

if im wrong could someone explain it to me.

[Tyla 3,179]

hiya buds,nice looking guns,just be sure when you zero the one in with the clip on bipod to remember,if you take a standing or kneeling shot your zero will be lower,as the clip on bipod raises your barrel slightly,when used as a rest,oki doki

 

 

I cant get my head round this comment

 

Surely seeing as the scope is held at a set postion in relation to the scope, does it not make sence that this position is still the same regardless of standing kneeling or shooting off a rest. I know with springers its not due to the recoil.

 

if im wrong could someone explain it to me.

 

The clip on bipod is fitted directly to the barrel, when used with the bipod the barrel will flex slightly so moving the point of impact higher. When the gun is shot without resting on the bipod the barrel will be straight so point of impact will be lower.

 

Moral of the story ... throw it away and buy a stock mounted one!

[mole catcher 1]

I see, all is becoming cristal clear

 

regards

MC

[Coney 3]

Well done and good luck.

[LOGUNSOLO177 0]

Cheers coney!! Yea guys my mate is getting a harris bipod to eliminate this prob.