A hunter's success largely depends on his ammunition. The gun must not only be in good order and not misfire, but also well (correctly) shot. Inexperienced hunters trust this business to professionals, but you can learn and shoot a weapon yourself.
Instructions
Step 1
It is necessary to ensure that at least 3 pellets hit the target, the pellets after the shot should have a speed of about 180 meters per second better than 200, the recoil should be tolerable and not tire the shooter.
When zeroing in the gun, you can use 16-part and 100-part targets or sheets of paper; for zeroing, fix these targets at distances of interest (about 10 to 50 meters).
Step 2
After firing from the required distance, check how many pellets hit the target, if 3-5 - good, if less, then bad, then the accuracy is insufficient, if more than 5 - then the accuracy of the battle is excessive. Maximum accuracy of the battle is completely unnecessary in some hunts and is necessary in others. For this, zeroing is necessary in order to achieve the necessary accuracy of the battle for a certain distance.
Step 3
When checking, the main thing is to establish the degree of coincidence of the center of the talus (shot) with the aiming point. The deviation from the center of the talus at a distance of 35 meters, according to the current standards, should not exceed: down-50 mm, up-150 mm, left-75 mm, right-75 mm.
Step 4
Next, find out the consistency of the gun's fight. If the difference in the fight is less than 10 percent, it means that the consistency of the fight is excellent, then up to 25 percent will be considered satisfactory. The consistency of the fight also depends on the ammo. If the cartridges are good, the constancy increases, and if the cartridges are bad, it decreases.
