As stated in the introduction ..... I opted to use
just one distance this time. Partly in fact due to
time constraints but also because it allowed me to
shoot off ten round strings per target, and so have
a larger sample for chrono data.
I still instinctively with my R9 aim a little high
and right .. for me the gun always shoots a bit low
and left. You will notice however that the trend is
still evident ... sometimes more - sometimes less,
dependent on ammo being used.
The hole at 9 0'clock in the white suggests a slight
tumble and just
below it is a hard-to-see shot hole. The low one
in the white? Oops!
Dropped a couple here ...... otherwise not too bad.
Again some slight
signs of tumble judging by soot rub-off.
In fact, still 10 shots but paper tear upper left
makes it look more.
Not much evidence here of any unequal soot marking.
Not bad for placement - slightly left still.
One shot at 10 o'clock shows a little unequal soot
marking.
This seemed to shoot noticeably tighter.
The round appears to be using Speer Gold Dot style
bullets.
Again as with Blazer (same bullet) generally fairly
tight,
tho tends to shoot a little more to left.
Slight evidence of unequal soot marking on two holes.
I had some spare FMJ 115 WWB rounds with me and
so threw ten
of those down, although I had already tried some
in very first test.
Having
added the extra Gold Dot test and also some WWB
FMJ's, we have seven ammo types covered altogether.
There are three chrono categories for you to check
out ....... Winchester,
CCI and Speer.
