So I finally got to go to the range to test out my Storm Carbine. I had heard that it was really accurate and precise, but I wanted to see it for myself. So I went to zero in my red dot scope, and notice how close a group the three shots are on the first target to the right. This was only at fifteen yards but it was the only range I could get to at the time. The three shots can be covered by a quarter. Thats from a triple tap, with Winchester target ammunition. I set my red dot scope to these two sets of three, and then practiced on the bullseye. For the record, this looks like fairly good shooting but I personally am not this good a shooter. This was all the gun's fault.
To the right, is after my first attempt to zero my scope and fire thirty rounds through it. Needless to say those thirty rounds were near right on top of each other. I corrected the scope and I think I could hit just about whatever I wanted to with it at close ranges. (Its not true, but in my world it is.)
So I finally got to go to the range to test out my Storm Carbine. I had heard that it was really accurate and precise, but I wanted to see it for myself. So I went to zero in my red dot scope, and notice how close a group the three shots are on the first target to the right. This was only at fifteen yards but it was the only range I could get to at the time. The three shots can be covered by a quarter. Thats from a triple tap, with Winchester target ammunition. I set my red dot scope to these two sets of three, and then practiced on the bullseye. For the record, this looks like fairly good shooting but I personally am not this good a shooter. This was all the gun's fault.
To the right, is after my first attempt to zero my scope and fire thirty rounds through it. Needless to say those thirty rounds were near right on top of each other. I corrected the scope and I think I could hit just about whatever I wanted to with it at close ranges. (Its not true, but in my world it is.)
