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March 22, 2017, 06:23 PM | #1 |
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PTR 91 GI Classic, rounds 81 - 140
After reading that the HK G3 and 91 zero at 30 & 200 meters when using the #2 rear sights, I tried to do the same thing with my PTR 91 GI Classic. I know that at least the first 20, maybe 40, rounds were the MEN ammunition. I'm sure that the last 20 rounds were PPU. I think my rifle shot better with the MEN ammunition. I was shooting off of a gun rest on a table with the iron sights. And, it was a blustery day.
I shot my first 20 rounds at a splatter target at 30 meters. I was trying to cover the red bulls-eye with the very top of the front post. I adjusted the windage and elevation after each five shots, and a few time within the five shots. Here are the 1st five shots: Here are the 2nd five shots: Here are the 4th five shots (I forgot to take a photo of the 3rd set): Next I fired nine (I lost count) shots at a 8.5x11 target at 30 meters: Then I fired 10 shots at a scaled "dog" target at 25 yds. It is supposed to represent a full-size Army "D" target at 100 yds:
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March 22, 2017, 06:24 PM | #2 |
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Cont.
Next was five shots at a 8.5x11 target at 50 yds. On my first shot I over-compensated downward. On the second shot I over-compensated too high. The last three rounds were in the middle:
And then five shots at a 8.5x11 target at 100 yds. The first photo is all five shots; the second is minus the flyer: I used my last 10 shots on a Red Dawn target at 100 yds. The first photo is all 10 shots; the second is minus the two flyers: As a further point of reference when reviewing the group extent rectangles, a small Post-it is a 2" square. And if you were counting rounds and are wondering what happen to the last round - it was in the bottom of my backpack.
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March 22, 2017, 07:41 PM | #3 |
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Awesome.
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