Videos tagged with 100 Yards Accuracy

This review of the Henry Golden Boy .22LR lever-action rifle focuses on its accuracy potential with open sights at 50 and 100 yards. The reviewer found the rifle to be surprisingly accurate, especially with Federal ammunition, achieving groups around 1.5 inches at 50 yards. At 100 yards, the rifle demonstrated good accuracy for open sights, with shots grouping effectively for hunting or plinking applications.

This review of the Ruger American Rimfire highlights its surprising accuracy for its price point, with the reviewer achieving sub-inch groups at 50 yards with CCI Standard Velocity ammunition. While 100-yard performance was less impressive due to wind and potential scope adjustment needs, the rifle demonstrated excellent reliability and a pleasing trigger feel. The reviewer suggests it's a viable alternative to more expensive precision rimfires for the average shooter.

This video provides shooting impressions of the ATI Galeo rifle, highlighting its AK reliability with a milled receiver and US barrel. The review focuses on accuracy with iron sights at 100 yards using various ammunition types, noting the rifle's weight and non-adjustable length of pull. The instructor emphasizes its robust build and suitability for training courses.

This guide details an experiment testing the accuracy of .38 Special Wadcutters at 100 yards using two different Smith & Wesson revolvers. It emphasizes that sight radius, not just barrel length, is crucial for accuracy. The demonstration, led by industry veteran Roy Huntington, highlights the surprising capability of small-frame revolvers when paired with quality ammunition and skilled shooting.