[norton]

Been giving my new RWS 56 in .22 a workout the last few weekends at the outdoor range where I shoot. Although I am a reloader, components have been very hard to get. I have a good supply laid in, but think I will hang on to loaded powder burner rounds to shoot this spring/summer.
Not many people come to the club during the cold Indiana winters.
I have gotten my groups down to about 1.3 inches at 50 yards but know I can do better.
the rifle weighs a ton, and is best shot off a rest bag. The is my first high end springer, and so far its been a treat to shoot.
Any other winter air gun shooters out there?

[norton]

My shooting range today was snow covered, but the sun was out and there was very little wind.
Just for giggles, I tried by RWS out at 100 yards, not really expecting much.
I managed to shoot a 3 shot group at just a little over 2".
I was amazed. Not at my "skills" but the fact that a spring air powered rifle was capable of this kind of accuracy at 100 yards.
I did have about a 6" drop from point of aim.
I was able to pound a soft drink can from that distance.

[gruntmedik]

Nice! I've been thinking seriously about a decent airgun.