group sizes
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Re: group sizes
Centre to centre of the holes
Re: group sizes
If it's an "internet" group you measure centre to centre then discount the flyers. :lol:223ackley wrote:What is the correct way to measure a group size
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Re: group sizes
I find it easier and more accurate to measure from the edges of the furthest apart holes and then subtract the bullet diameter.
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Re: group sizes
There is an excellent program for measuring and recording groups
http://ontargetshooting.com/
There is a free version there too.

http://ontargetshooting.com/
There is a free version there too.

Re: group sizes
I use OnTarget as well, the free version and it works very nicely, you import an image of your group, scale it with a known distance such as the size of the V and then click on the holes for the calculation. I use it infrequently so I always have to faff around trying to remember how to put the text on but that is down to me not the application.
Re: group sizes
Yep,dromia wrote:I find it easier and more accurate to measure from the edges of the furthest apart holes and then subtract the bullet diameter.

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