[Suhl Man]

I like looking at good groups that are shot with a 22 rimfire at 50yds. So you guys show some of your better ones for 5 shot groups at that distance. Also could you state the gun and ammo used. They don't have to be all in one hole either. Just show what you got. You know the ones you are the proudest of that you don't seem to shoot very often.

I'll show you my personal best so far with my bench gun 22.

Suhl 150/Benchmark barrel
Eley Biathlon EPS

[Big Dog]

Don't have any 50 yard pics, but this one is at 100 yards, Winchester Model 75T using an old 6X Weaver steeltube scope, shooting Winchester Dynapoint bulkpack ammo! Shot off a clamp rest - I ain't that steady!
Gotta love that old 1939-produced rifle and good bulk ammo!



I have a British BSA Mk.II International that I have shot just as tight, same ammo using a multi-aperture peep sight! No pics of it's targets though.

Both rifles do very well with CCI Standard and Greentag too.

[samuel]

Great! both of you! and even if I could send a group,the screen isn't big enough. sam.

[Suhl Man]

I heard them old model 75's would shoot. I believe it now.

Speaking of 100yds, here's a 5 shot group fired from my original Suhl 150 factory barrel.



Here's the gun that shot it.

[Suhl Man]

Here's another pretty good one at 50yds fired from the Suhl/Benchmark barrel combo.



Here's the gun and the rest used.

[Suhl Man]

I dug another one up I shot that is pretty good. I was just messing around with a new tuner weight and setting when I shot this one. I used the first bullet hole as my target.

[Suhl Man]

Here's another pretty good one.

[Suhl Man]

Here's a few more of my pretty good ones I have shot with the new Benchmark barrel on my Suhl.

[Suhl Man]

I left one of my better ones out.

[Deersniper]

Nice groups Suhl Man. Where did you get that fine gun rest?

[Suhl Man]

James Pappas from Fort Worth TX makes these rest. He sells them for $700 shipped to your door. Best rest I ever used.

James Pappas
817-735-9883

[Suhl Man]

And thanks for the compliments.

[Suhl Man]

Here's how the original Suhl factory barrel could shoot. It was kind of risky wanting to rebarrel a gun that shot this good. I shot both of these groups below off a 2 piece rest setup just so some don't think I can't shoot off of a more standard setup.



The one on the right was almost a true one holer.

[Suhl Man]

I figured there would be some of you that had some good ones. Don't be shy. Show them. As long as your shooting a gun to its potential even if its's not one little hole, that all that matters. Not every gun will shoot like some of the ones I posted, and I realize that. I hope I didn't intimidate anyone, for that wasn't my intentions. I guess I should have posted some of my others groups over the years that weren't this small. I've sunk some money into that rifle, but it shoots tremendously.

Let's see some guys.

[Rimjob]

here's a pretty good group:

[Jay]

nothing fancy, just shooting off sandbags front and rear...



Remington 40X (1964) milsurp Weaver T-36 Wolf MT


Win52B (1948) Weaver T-36 Wolf MT

[Suhl Man]

Now those are good groups. I like. Looks like you have some great shooters there. Good job.

[Suhl Man]

Jay,

Out of those 3 guns, which one would you say is the most accurate? I have shot a couple 40x's. One had a factory barrel, the other had a Shilen. Both shot pretty good.

[Suhl Man]

Also if there are any 17HMR and 17HM2 guys out there that have shot some groups they are proud of, feel free to post them here. Like I said, I like looking at groups.

[Jay]

First off, all three rifles are bone stock, and all three wear their own T-36. That being said, I'd have to give the edge to the Anschutz 1411 due to the 3 oz trigger. The 40X I'd rate next, as it's so solid...... the rifle weighs right at 14 pounds.