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 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 11:12 pm |
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| ellerja wrote: |
| well i went to shoot today.i went from all over the place with daisys.now im shooting 1in groups some actually hitting same holes in 5- 6 shot groups.i have noticed the grip has a great deal with the zero... |
Yeah that's my experience too with Daisy Precison Max, or whatever they are. They do make some good "Avanti" branded match pllets though.
Grip has everything to do with spring-piston rifles.
Try the way I do it: (don't laugh) Grab it like a 30-06--but the same way, the same places everytime. I grab it and pull it into my shoulder like it's going to kick me--then I "pretend" that I been holding it this way for an hour and am falling asleep--letting it relax away from my shoulder, my hands starting to relax and open (*yawn*  not really) and there you have it. Just enough grip to control it--cheek barely touching the stock.
This gives me consistancy. |
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