marq
07-15-2015, 04:42 PM
Hi guys,
I don't post here much, but I thought I'd share a target picture today. Had my Axis .223 out at the 100 yard line, shooting from a target bench on a bipod. It's not a clean target, I had to do 3 different scope adjustments to get it zeroed. I hadn't shot it in almost a year. Clearly, the gun is more accurate than I am and shoots tight groups.
Axis .223 1st gen threaded barrel
UTG 8" bipod
Tasco Varmint 6-24x44 scope
Obviously UTG and Tasco aren't quality names, but all I really do is bench shoot this gun. I wouldn't try to convince anyone to buy the Tasco varmint scope over another brand, but if you're looking for something cheap that can see holes in target from quite a ways out, maybe give it a look? I could see the holes in this target without having to leave the bench, which was nice.
Mark
http://i62.tinypic.com/fmruwi.jpg
*for some reason, the picture is turned 90 degrees counter clockwise. I can't get it to load the correct way, sorry.
I don't post here much, but I thought I'd share a target picture today. Had my Axis .223 out at the 100 yard line, shooting from a target bench on a bipod. It's not a clean target, I had to do 3 different scope adjustments to get it zeroed. I hadn't shot it in almost a year. Clearly, the gun is more accurate than I am and shoots tight groups.
Axis .223 1st gen threaded barrel
UTG 8" bipod
Tasco Varmint 6-24x44 scope
Obviously UTG and Tasco aren't quality names, but all I really do is bench shoot this gun. I wouldn't try to convince anyone to buy the Tasco varmint scope over another brand, but if you're looking for something cheap that can see holes in target from quite a ways out, maybe give it a look? I could see the holes in this target without having to leave the bench, which was nice.
Mark
http://i62.tinypic.com/fmruwi.jpg
*for some reason, the picture is turned 90 degrees counter clockwise. I can't get it to load the correct way, sorry.