Any tips to improve my groupings?

Talylho lads Resorts to the cannon at the top of the stairs Loaded with 556 greg shot. The resultant inaccuracies take out a wall and shred two intruders in the blessed.

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VeracityMD@reddit

The slugs are soaked in Baily's in a shoe before fitting to the casing.

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ElmoZ71SS@reddit

The literal “old Greg” shot…. Wonder if there’s a bar out there that offers this

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ElectricTurtlez@reddit

Stuffed Greg Gutfeld into the cannon.

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MONSTERBEARMAN@reddit

I guess that would depend on what range they were shooting.

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enragedCircle@reddit

Have you tried firing the bullets from an actual gun? Throwing them by hand at targets is notoriously inaccurate.

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Kabul_Skydiving_Club@reddit (OP)

Wait, so I'm not supposed to use a slingshot?

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NoFeedback4007@reddit

Jokes on you. I'm one of three known people to have an actual slingshot permit in MN. Anyone can apply too!

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Mythran101@reddit

So the rest are just, unknown permits?!

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NoFeedback4007@reddit

We can thank Duluth MN for having an archaic AF city ordinance. It's not well known that this ordinance existed and when I asked for a permit, they had to have someone create an application.

https://i.imgur.com/BA84xnO.png

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TigaSharkJB91@reddit

Throw a foregrip on it and confuse the ATF

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Death_Walker21@reddit

I think its the magazine size if the catapult that's the issue

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Jimstevens33@reddit

Here in Canada that will be us if we loose this coming election

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UserNameN0tWitty@reddit

I didn't know the type-95 had a nickname.

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chuckbuckett@reddit

If you’re this bad with a slingshot you won’t be any better with a gun.

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disastrous_affect163@reddit

I saw that picture and immediately thought, "holly mother of keyholing, there's a story here".🤣🤣🤣 Nice😎🫡

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RustyCrusty10@reddit

I would say, depending on the distance that’s pretty solid grouping for a slingshot.

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Heyohmydoohd@reddit

at aperture we fire the whole bullet!

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Slungus_Bunny@reddit

That's 65(?)% more bullet per bullet!

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skornd713@reddit

I mean, even David was a better slingshot artist as a shepard, this guy just needs practice.

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UnfairAd7220@reddit

Nah. You got it.

Highly accurate. Highly precise.

Let me guess: My bro has an Arisaka that shot EXACTLY like that. He was shooting ww2 era Jap ammo. And old timer told him that he stood a good chance of having one go off in the chamber and hurting him.

He stopped using it and found some new, higher quality, Swedish ammo and it shoots true.

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Coho444@reddit

Sell that polish tantal from century. 😂

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k8mnstr@reddit

Buddy out here flinging shurikens

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dukesfancnh320@reddit

Are you using a Franklin Armory Reformation? 😂

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Busty__Shackleford@reddit

work on your release for a tighter spiral

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SixGunSlingerManSam@reddit

I'd start with using a new gun with a barrel that doesn't keyhole.

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Ok-Sprinkles-1692@reddit

bro has the slingshot wit the switch😂

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finesseJEDI2021@reddit

Lol the bullet holes look funny

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RuBe94@reddit

Firing 556 out of your shotgun again, huh?

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veggiecuntt@reddit

What are you using? A blunderbuss?

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GunSpaceApp@reddit

It’s helpful to move closer to the target until the group is satisfactory.

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JusBrandon@reddit

This makes my skin crawl. Reminds me of bacteria under a microscope

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Mobius1014@reddit

That's what i thought i was looking at too lmao

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No_Dragonfruit9444@reddit

Gives me the phobia of holes.

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sigmacentaurion@reddit

Can't unsee, ugh

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Kurtac@reddit

😲

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SuperMoistNugget@reddit

Stop shooting 223 out of a 12 gauge

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RedditardedOne@reddit

Holy shit

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loonybs@reddit

Have you tried a barrel with rifling?

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snhar15@reddit

You need to fix the keyhole problem first

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AF22Raptor33897@reddit

THose target look like they were shot with a very wornout 556 barrel and the bullets are just keyholing!

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AcanthocephalaOk3252@reddit

A new barrel????

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timbonez@reddit

Stop throwing pb at the targets.

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sirSteelpants@reddit

Your shuriken cannon def in need of calibration.

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j53056111@reddit

use the most expensive supressor you have ;)

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noljw@reddit

Try rifling your barrel

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grunnermann28@reddit

Oh yeah, the Desperado special. (Salma Hayek not included)

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FalloutLover7@reddit

This guy was definitely in the writers room for the movie Wanted

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imnotcreative4267@reddit

And Winchester 73

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chewbacca_martinis@reddit

Hollywood already did that.

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Past_Log_8711@reddit

Holy Keyhole haha

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No-Performance37@reddit

Need more keyholes.

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Brief-Asparagus-7808@reddit

Plz no. Any more might summon the Keymod trend again

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Unhappy_Yoghurt_4022@reddit

Not more cowbell, just more key holes.

Maybe a little less rifling in the barrel will help 🤣

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Wonderful_Ad_4344@reddit

You need a locksmith

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i_have_a_few_answers@reddit

Eh, just increase the fire rate if you need more accuracy because whatever the fuck you're shooting clearly couldn't hit a 20 MOA grouping if it was welded to the bench.

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MArkansas-254@reddit

Get a gun that doesn’t tumble bullets. 🤷‍♂️

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legion_2k@reddit

There is a video from China showing off their new rifle and it was tumbling rounds like this. It was hilarious.

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legion_2k@reddit

Love this. lol

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SunknLiner@reddit

Post of the fucking week, right here!

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irierider@reddit

Just think if you were shooting at old skeleton key locks, dude those key holes would be perfect.

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SignificantShake7934@reddit

Something about using a cone instead of a pipe

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Vernai@reddit

Where'd you get a 74U?

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Zestyclose_Row_9783@reddit

Bacteria growth?

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shoturtle@reddit

Clean you gun maybe

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Oldguy_1959@reddit

Get closer.

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PReasy319@reddit

Rifling

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HerringboneDux@reddit

Stabby McStabface!

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sectixone@reddit

No need. Smoothbore worked in the 1700s, why reinvent the wheel?

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Drew1231@reddit

This was actually a product for a while.

Franklin armory was selling smooth bore ARs because they could legally make them shorter barrels.

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ceapaire@reddit

They weren't smoothbore, because that'd classify them as shotguns. They were "straight-grooved non-rifled barrels"

IIRC, they finally won their court case and can start making them/the nerf tailed football looking stabilized rounds for them again (if any demand actually pops up).

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cobigguy@reddit

You're right. It was called the Franklin Armory Reformation.

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PopeGregoryTheBased@reddit

It worked so well in the 1770s that the people with rifled barrels defeated the greatest military to have ever existed. Oh wait.

It does however work for tanks.

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Caedus_Vao@reddit

The vast majority of colonial forces had smoothbore muskets. The "every man a rifleman" myth comes from our love of rugged individualism and the few famous/storied units that employed them to dramatic effect.

Rifles are slower to load and far more expensive. Most of the ones Americans were using couldn't accommodate a bayonet, either. Those were all viewed as negatives by American leadership when the question of arming troops came up.

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Nailcannon@reddit

Yeah, all I see are holes in the target. Looks good to me.

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BigIronOnMyHip45-70@reddit

This is common in guns over 50

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Cliff_Dibble@reddit

Reminds me of a time I rented a full auto BAR to shoot at a range. Looked like that. I mentioned it to the guy behind the counter.

His response "dude you're shooting this for fun at 25 yards. We're not wasting a replacement barrel"

Touché

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Cliff_Dibble@reddit

Reminds me of a time I rented a full auto BAR to shoot at a range. Looked like that. I mentioned it to the guy behind the counter.

His response "dude you're shooting this for fun at 25 yards. We're not wasting a replacement barrel"

Touché

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LeoTheVulpine@reddit

Maybe try not to load .223 bullets into shotshells next time lol

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sixseatwonder@reddit

Try turning the gun perpendicular to the target then shooting

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Mudbug308@reddit

Hire a locksmith to train you.

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Sad-Wave-4579@reddit

Why do your shots look like rice?

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JFK_Shot_First1@reddit

bro was bitch slapping that target

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JFK_Shot_First1@reddit

Have you tried using something other than the QBZ-191

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thatgymdude@reddit

I want to make a printout of this for actual targets and troll my friends, lmao.

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ProgressBackground21@reddit

Was this the picture of a Chinese military cqb from a bit back? 🤔😉

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ceapaire@reddit

I think so, and IIRC it was claimed they were using training ammo that basically has enough power to not cause a squib, and it's not that the barrels were completely shot out.

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DeathscytheHell1994@reddit

Get a new barrel for that gun

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Asher_iii@reddit

Were you using a blunderbuss?

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naskohakera@reddit

New barrel or maybe stop tossing them with a sling

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Teboski78@reddit

A rifled barrel

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Space__Whiskey@reddit

use a barrel

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SnowDin556@reddit

Is this the result of full auto like I think?

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boostedb1mmer@reddit

Load it like a musket and use some wadding. Works wonders.

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TheGenXArmsDealer@reddit

Using a twist rate that stabilizes the projectile would be my first recommendation.

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C_IsForCookie@reddit

Jfc OP 😂

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zakary1291@reddit

This is rage bait, it has to be

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tk421yrntuaturpost@reddit

Between r/truckers and r/firearms it’s looking like a shitpost Thursday. Stay safe out there, friends.

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joelmooner@reddit

/r/Truckers is like 90% shitposting

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premium_moss@reddit

It is

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Huntin_Dawg907@reddit

Looks like a good group for a smoothbore.

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xTeamRwbyx@reddit

Why hit the target with just the tip of the bullet first use the whole side of the bullet instead of

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localguideseo@reddit

This is how my Henry AR-7 shoots 22lr sometimes. Is there a way to stop that? lol

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FauxyWife@reddit

Looks like bacteria under a microscope

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Parktio@reddit

i didnt see the meme tag at first and was just staring at it like wtf... this dudes gun is toast

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iyaoyas1@reddit

Open your eyes

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unixsquirrel@reddit

Try holding the gun sideways like in the movies

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Hyasfuq@reddit

Your barrel twist rate is wrong. Get a good vice and monkey wrench and start cranking

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almighty_ruler@reddit

Have you tried standing parallel with the target?

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Important-Ratio-5927@reddit

thats what hickock 45 meant when he said “sling lead downrange”

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reaper_soulman@reddit

Try to put a spin on it when you throw like a football

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Mvpliberty@reddit

Use ammo that the casings are not made of brass.. the alternatives can hold more pressure when the projectile is fired. Therefore increases the velocity and accuracy. I have watched a couple really good videos about this. I believe the recommended ammunition is made by Badlands

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buckets-of-lead@reddit

Turn the gun sideways. That should straighten out the bullet path.

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mcgunner1966@reddit

For a staple gun that’s pretty good.

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giarcnoskcaj@reddit

Stability chart would help.

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kippen@reddit

Looks great! I'm not sure there's anything to improve upon.

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anothercarguy@reddit

Call a locksmith, that's a lot of keyholes

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Daniel_Amaya09@reddit

New target sheet

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No-Permission-5268@reddit

Throw the rifle at the target !!

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MangoAtrocity@reddit

Is this a flechette 12ga?

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Flat_Assistance1724@reddit

If there's a key, there must be a door

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dmharvey79@reddit

Nope, looks good!

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NotAMeatPopsicle@reddit

Legit question, is this from throwing a knife? 🔪

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Kellendgenerous@reddit

How did you get your hands on one of those new Chinese rifles.

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Individual_Cause_207@reddit

Use 50 cent pieces instead of quarters. Idk.

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Bmwilli2@reddit

Is this a shotgun shell full of .223 bullets?

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thatG_evanP@reddit

That's what I asked. Were you aware that there's a company that actually makes those? No, seriously.

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JoeHardway@reddit

Pro Tip! Actual gun > Nail gun!

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thatG_evanP@reddit

Are you using those shotgun shells that are packed with 5.56 rounds? And no, I'm not joking. It's actually a thing for some reason.

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SparrowDynamics@reddit

Made me laugh!

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SparrowDynamics@reddit

🔑 🕳️

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Alarming_Schedule_60@reddit

Rifling helps with that😂

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DwightDEisenhowitzer@reddit

Either your twist rate is 1:LOL or you’re shooting a 556 out of a 2 inch barrel

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Friendly_Deathknight@reddit

Or 5.45 out of a 5.56 barrel.

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Friendly_Deathknight@reddit

lol, these look like the targets from China’s new AR video, where they were likely shooting wooden training rounds.

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kc_1011@reddit

Buy a new rifle

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Go_Loud762@reddit

I didn't know smoothbore ARs were a thing.

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Woodpusherpro@reddit

Did you ever hear about the Franklin Armory Reformation? Nor a true smoothbore, but the lands and grooves were cut straight, not rifled.

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tex-mania@reddit

Toob is toob.

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A_Queer_Owl@reddit

if the lands and grooves are straight, what's the point of having them? they can't possibly be imparting spin stabilization.

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youknow99@reddit

It was a gun built to prove they could legally build it, not to shoot good.

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Ornery_Secretary_850@reddit

The whole idea of that gun was to poke a sharp stick in the eye of the ATF.

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Rdubya291@reddit

The theory is that it would form a tighter "seal" as the round traveled down the barrel. More so than a true smoothbore barrel. This would allow for slight compression of the round, and would stabilize out to about 100 yards in testing.

When they tested it with no lands, they could only get out to about 40 yards.

It was shooting 4 moa with most ammo out to 100 yards. Pretty impressive for a rifle without rifling.

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Far enough that the sabot drops short.

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Now excuse me while I finish my bowl of crayons

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