Thank you sir.
Now, you get back out there and shoot a 30. That rifle looks like it could do it. Does that thing have a suppressor can on it or just a super heavy barrel? I have an older Mark II in .17Mach2 that is a real tack driver too and I have an older Sweet 17 on that one as well but it's only a 4-12.
I could have easily done a 30 if I'd gone to the 100 yard indoor range we have here in Wichita, but that 93R17 with the accu-trigger will give me 5 shot, 1 hole groups at 100 yards indoors using the 20 grain Hornady hollow points.
I was playing around the other day using a 50 foot airgun target at 100 yards and if the Sweet 17 scope had any thicker cross hairs I wouldn't have been able to see the targets. I managed to stay in the black circle on all 10 targets. Only got one center bull, but at my age (70) and eyesight I thought that was pretty fair.
I was showing off for the younger set in there shooting their AR-15's with the EOTECH holo sights at 25 yards. I was getting tighter groups at 100 yards with the .17 mag than they were at 25.
It all started when they began ragging on me for shooting what they called a "wimp" gun. Them was "fightin words" to steal a quote from some old movie.
One of these days they're gonna learn that shooting 55 grain FMJ Wolf, steel case, mil-spec ammo out of a 16" 1 in 9 twist barrel ain't gonna group worth a hoot. Now, if they were shooting some of the 62 grain FBI surplus match ammo I got from Midway when they had it on sale, I might be singing a different tune. It does 3 shot one hole groups that look like 1 single .308 hole at 100 yards out of my Savage 10FLP Tactical with Nikon glass on it. That rifle loves those 62 grain FBI rounds and also my 69 and 75 grain handloads with the 69 grainers giving the best accuracy.
Most accurate rifle I've ever owned, bar none!
Jim
Jim