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The rifle was a PTR 91, GI model; the ammunition was Wolf Polyformance steel-cased. I shot off of a table with a gun rest. Iron sights only; no scope.
The 1st target is at 25 yds. The squares are 1”, so the bulls-eye has a 2” diameter.
I made a windage adjustment to move the POI slightly to the right and then fired at the 2nd target. It was set at 25 yds also, and is supposed to simulate a full-size Army “D” (dog) target at 100 yds. I scored 35 out of 35 points possible.
Then I moved out to 100 yds.
I fired five shots at Mr. Bones’ head. Not a pretty group (I’m still learning where the bullet rise is at that distance), but all of the shots would be lethal. I also made one more windage adjustment at the end of that string.
Next I fired 10 rounds at the upper CM box.
And then I finished up the box of ammo with five rounds each at two more targets at 100 yds again.
And if I ignore the obligatory flyer you have when you’re shooting Wolf ammo:
The 1st target is at 25 yds. The squares are 1”, so the bulls-eye has a 2” diameter.


I made a windage adjustment to move the POI slightly to the right and then fired at the 2nd target. It was set at 25 yds also, and is supposed to simulate a full-size Army “D” (dog) target at 100 yds. I scored 35 out of 35 points possible.


Then I moved out to 100 yds.

I fired five shots at Mr. Bones’ head. Not a pretty group (I’m still learning where the bullet rise is at that distance), but all of the shots would be lethal. I also made one more windage adjustment at the end of that string.

Next I fired 10 rounds at the upper CM box.


And then I finished up the box of ammo with five rounds each at two more targets at 100 yds again.


And if I ignore the obligatory flyer you have when you’re shooting Wolf ammo:
