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It's a Yugo my wife got me last spring, but my cataracts kept me from doing any testing with it. I did work up a cast bullet handload, but haven't messed much with it. Today, I decided to test it. I'd shot it, but couldn't see what I was shooting at. :rofl:
So, I shot at 35 yards and got this 3 shot group, 2 holes touching, a third to the left. This is with the issue iron sights which are dead on, so whom ever this rifle was issued to, or the armory that rebarreled it in Yugoslavia, knew what they were doing.
I have an 88 Commission Rifle which shoots high, no way to adjust it, so I didn't know what to expect.
Ammo was some of the last surplus I bought 25 years ago for my Hakim. That old Commission Rifle kicks like heck, is lighter. This thing shoots nice.
Note that the little holes are .22 caliber from previous practice with my NAA mini revolver.
So, I shot at 35 yards and got this 3 shot group, 2 holes touching, a third to the left. This is with the issue iron sights which are dead on, so whom ever this rifle was issued to, or the armory that rebarreled it in Yugoslavia, knew what they were doing.
Ammo was some of the last surplus I bought 25 years ago for my Hakim. That old Commission Rifle kicks like heck, is lighter. This thing shoots nice.
Note that the little holes are .22 caliber from previous practice with my NAA mini revolver.
