Finally made it to 100 yd range today.

[andy t]

After getting my Remington 700 PSS, I finally made to the 100 yd range.
Although the shooting isn't the best, I blame operator not the weapon.
Here are a few pictures:

The implement:

The results all @ 100 yards:

Left most target looks the best, 10 shots using Federal 168 grain sierra match king.
Middle target is SA surplus. The bottom shot is me flinching. It looks to group pretty good for non-match ammo.
The right most target is also 10 shots of Federal 168 grain.

 

[Ripach]

Nice shooting, don't ne so hard on yourself Andy. All your shots are on the paper with room to spare and most of us are not gonna do any better so just enjoy it. Also that is a sweet piece of hardware. What are the specs. on the scope, if you don't mind me asking?

 

[andy t]

Thanks Ripach.
The scope is Leupold VXIIc 6-18 with target turrets.
Interestingsly, I had it zeroed at 50 yards, and there was no need to re zero it at 100. However, the rounds were dropping signigicantly at 200.

 

[dvajda]

Awesome setup. Gotta love the Remington 700 in black, I love my LTR.

Oh, and I have both of those ADO.NET books too! Hehehe, great minds think alike?

 

[The Goose]

Looks like good shooting to me.

 

[JuergenG]

Nice shooting, Andy.
And btw, your taste for Tom Clancy and Patrick Robinson is the same as mine

 

[dreppucci007]

Nice shooting!

 

[Lynne]

Nice shooting!

+1

 

[second]

Looks like good shooting to me.

Ditto on that, I have the same rifle, it loves the federal match grade ammo! Those shots using surplus arent bad at all.

 

[dreppucci007]

Ditto on that, I have the same rifle, it loves the federal match grade ammo! Those shots using surplus arent bad at all.

I tried both the Federal match grade ammo and Black Hills match grade ammo, and mine seems to like the Black Hills the best.

 

[second]

I tried both the Federal match grade ammo and Black Hills match grade ammo, and mine seems to like the Black Hills the best.

I havent seen the black hills ammo yet, will have to keep my eyes out for that stuff.