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...got out the Single Ten today and thought I would
try some golf balls @ 100yds-lasered) Before I owned the single ten, I was doing pretty well on the same targets with my single six with the 9.5" barrel, (in the past few days). There wasnt any shade other then what the clouds was making and the golf balls was hard to see with the sun hitt'in on'em. I had been back this morning and with the single ten, I was (on average) hitting about 2 shots per 10rds. fired. Not good shooting, as far as consistency, but dang, the front sight is bigger then the golf balls them selves out @ 100yds! I set my camera and was "trying" to get a hit in a pic...(had the camera set to snap at 10seconds.) In the pics taken, I thought I had a good hit, but it was NO hit. I ended up hitting the one by it's self on the left after I turned the camera off, and it hit on the 8th shot fired. Now, if a person could do that 8 out of 10 shots fired...*I'm working on that*!!! But anyways, thought I'd share a few pics with you all...it was a bit hot, but a good day to practise! I will say, after sending several "hundred" rounds through the single ten at different ranges and benchrest, standing...it's "as" accurate, if not "more" accurate then my single six with a 9.5" barrel on it...(hard for me to hold long with the long barrel.) The Single Ten is far more better balanced. (oh, did I mention accurate..lol) Some might say, use a rifle at 100yds...makes sence, but I like a challenge! (CCI Blazers)
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...here are a few that has been peppered in the past few days.
The CCi Blazers goes right throught them, even at 100yds.
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Good shooting and glad your enjoying what many people cant get yet!
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I want a single 10 with a 4 5/8 barrel
Nice shootn Dale
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Thanks Josh....4 5/8" wouldbe nice...just wonder when all the Ten's and different lenghts will be OUT? ![]()
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Yer a better man than I am Gunga Din. At 100 yards offhand with a pistol I need a liter bottle at least and a gallon jug is better. I'll just blame it on old eyes and the fact that I'm probably twice your age. I'm glad to see anybody out there shooting in less than optimal conditions and doing it the hard way, Those are the people who will be able to perform if things go south on us and we don't have nice shirt sleeve conditions to fight in. You will be available and the bench resters will be out of their element.
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way better n me I'm happy when i hit a 5 gallon oil bucket at 100 yds with my pistols... I need to practice more
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We use the 5 gallon buckets at 250 on my range. a 1911 .45 has about 20 feet of drop at 250 yds. Once you figure out the dope, its pretty easy to hit the bucket..
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never had anywhere to shoot past 150
Tried to join the local range they have up to 300 yds but their membership is all full up...
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![]() ![]() ![]() Dale that is fantastic shooting. Great photos too. Keep them coming. It is fun to hear what others can do and the other comments here are spot on. Heck I can't see a golf ball at 100 yards. I was tickled to hit an eight inch plate yesterday with a pistol rested. You shoot off hand standing with a handgun, OUTSTANDING ! !
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I'll tell ya'all what the weird thing is with me...I can shoot targets (paper) all day long and have a hard time holding groups. That's one reason I usually make my own "paper" targets when I do shoot paper...just a 1" black circle up to 50yds and I'm good to go. I think the old saying "aim small, miss small" applies to me. Put up a
10" target at 25yds....and I can NOT hold a group! Put up a pill bottle and I dont seem to have a problem...and I dont like to set, rather be standing. If I pick up a firearm and it doesnt feel right, right from the 1st touch, it aint gonna happen...usually.
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I think maybe their are too many trees on my range, ha. Of course now all those trees are full of leaves. If you look really, really close you might be able to see that golf ball hanging down there at 100 yards. But now I can't see it with all the leaves out. But this fall I am going to give it a try just for the heck of it. I will limit myself to 100 shots and if I have not hit it I will just have to admit I haven't got what it take.
All in fun Dale, it is obvious you are a very good shot.
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That is a perfect shooting lane todd. Im a little jealous. my range looks like a desert compared to yours..
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We need to work out a trade Josh. You could use a few trees for some shade and I need to get rid of a few to let the sun shine in. Early Spring, late Fall and Winter it is alright but this time of year at times it is like shooting into a cave.
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I could totally dig that. Shade means no mirage and no mirage means 1/2" groups at 200..
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You can still line up and see your sights and still see the "picture". I started out with the H&R 829, and the hundreds of rounds I did go through......it all came in time! I wouldnt limit myself Todd to a hundred rounds....when you get that right sight picture and the 1st hit, it's all down hill from there! ![]()
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Aint got alot of that up here! ![]()
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Some times I wish I had more of a range than I do! 100 - 150yds is the best I can do!
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That is beautiful Carver.
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You guys all have good looking ranges. I'm in the process of trying to convince my board of directors that we need riflery as an activity for our campers. That'll let me set up a permanent range. As it is, I have to set up and tear down every time I shoot (except my pistol range, a hidden spot but only about 20 yards max).
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hard to find around here. Speaking of which, I maybe need to start a new thread perhaps, but I was wondering if anyone had thought about those Bushnell Arc 1000 rangefinders?
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That is good myles. long enough to stay sharp
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Hello Zane , good shooting , what load are you using ? I just purchased a single six 5.5 and a single ten . I have a brick of cci standard velosity should I change it up ??
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Hello Captain, and welcome to the forum!
Congrat's on your Ruger...love mine! Ive been useing the CCI's, (500rd Bricks) standard velocity, 40gr. I will add a bit of info that Ive found...Ive bought the bulk packs of the CCI's (525 rounds?), but anyways they shoot different in my Single Ten and a heck of a lot dirtier! Ive tried them differnt times, and there is a differance.
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