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@ZEISS Hunting US @Hornady @Rocky Mountain Rifles
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Shooting and cleaning, reaching out on the gongs. The break in is going well. The first picture shows the 300 yard gong and way behind it the 600 yard gong and a poplar sapling that suddenly became a problem. I was just sneaking my shots by to the right of the sapling to hit the 600 yard gong. The 24" gong makes a very distinct sound when hit and so when on the 3rd round there was no sound I was curious. The second picture shows where I hit the sapling and the size of it and that was all it took for me to miss the 24" gong! It take so little to deflect a bullet.
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