Well, I thought today being overcast was going to be the perfect shooting day. Hmmmm.....it IS possible to be too overcast. Even with my best reading/range glasses it was really hard to distinguish my sights against the crow target.
I got five into the attached target, and not the best in the world considering how the rifle normally shoots. I was shooting a second crow target, and got three 10s in a row going right to left. That righthand circle is a beast for my eyes to see. Shot #4? I wasn't holding firm enough, and the gun torqued as the ball left the barrel. I called the flyer "left" as it left the gun. Score for that ball? ZERO. I realized that even if I got another 10, it would not be cumulatively better than the first target, so I stopped. So this is my scoring target for this month. Taylor and Daryl are going to wipe the floor with me for sure.
.495 RB with .018 The Minute-Men patching wet-lubed with Mr Flintlock. 72 grains of 2f Goex. Green Mountain heavy 36" barrel. Capgun. Green Mountain makes serious barrels.....just wish I could shoot to their capabilities.
BTW, what threw me on the righthand target was that the edge of the paper against a brown cardboard background made it hard to judge windage. Put a big white piece of paper behind your 8.5" x 11" crow target. I wish I had.
Best wishes and God Bless, Marc
