[jmeck]

I got out to the range and sighted in my converted .223 Saiga. Below is one of the targets I shot at 100 yards. The scope I have on my rifle is a 6x
with an etched retical with elevation dots, being an FFP scope when you set it to 6X the dot is 3moa at a 100 yards and covers the hole bullseye area on the target. I'm not sure if its typical of an Ak grouping at 100 yards or if I need more practice. I have a 7.62 Romy I built a few years ago but I've never shot it at 100 yards. Is this a typical grouping? What do you think? If you don't count the stray shots I have around a 4 inch group.
I'm not really complaining as the gun is a joy to shoot, with very little recoil. I'm sure I'll be taking it to the range with me regularly.

 

[gandog56]

My Saiga .223.

 

[jmeck]

My Saiga .223.

How's it group at 100 yards?

 

[338RUM]

Ganny, did you set that scope up for a giraffe? That thing is WAY up there!

 

[BadHabit]

Nice looking set up Gandy. What all mods did you do?

 

[gandog56]

How's it group at 100 yards?

Well, with that scope on I was popping balloons at 200 yards, so probably not too bad. But it was a cheap NCStar and the reticle shifted, and I could not set it low enough, so I have to get a different scope on it. I put on a BSA, but have yet to shoot it.

 

[gandog56]

Nice looking set up Gandy. What all mods did you do?

Pretty much all I did was put on the folding stock, and added an AK scope mount and scope. The rest is still stock.