I had previously tried 200gn Speer projectiles, and while they shot ok at around 1.5 to 2.5 inches for 5 shots, I was hoping to get some better results. I had previously sold all the Speers that I had, so all I had was the Woodleigh bullets to use. I had done a quick bore sight in the back yard, I have exactly 25yds from my workbench, out the roller doors on the shed, to the gate at the back of the house. Good luck more than good management.
Set my target up at 25 yds, fired the first shot, was printing off to the right by 1.5 inches and around 6 inches high. Adjusted down 20 clicks, one more shot, loqwer but inline vertically, hmmmm, halfway down, so did another 20 down and 10 to the left, hit the bit of black tape, so moved it down another 8 clicks and left 4 more. Moved the target out to 75 yds, fired off three shots, (the top left target), didn't change the scope at all and fired off the second three, (top right target), left the scope as it was and fired my final three rounds, (bottom left target).
Was very pleasantly surprised to see them all in the one hole, going by that target, I could use the bloody thing to shoot rabbits with, though it may be a bit too much gun for them little buggers.
Like I said, I wish they were all this easy to get working well. Should be enough for those mythical sambar critters, if I can stumble over one that is.
And I wont have any excuse for missing. 
