A good shot group at 100 meters with a 7.62x39 caliber is typically considered to be around 2 to 4 inches in diameter for most shooters using standard rifles and ammunition. More experienced marksmen may achieve tighter groups, around 1 to 2 inches, especially with precision rifles and quality ammunition. Factors such as rifle setup, shooter skill, and environmental conditions can all influence group size.
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Ofcourse with a whistle or gun shot , but it is not a race it is 100 mts dash. You have to dash ahead right from the start sprinting all the way.
100 meters = 109.36 yards (rounded)
The same as 1.60 meters. To convert to meters, divide by 100.The same as 1.60 meters. To convert to meters, divide by 100.The same as 1.60 meters. To convert to meters, divide by 100.The same as 1.60 meters. To convert to meters, divide by 100.
100 meters = 109.36133 yards
1.5 inches
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There is the 100 meters, 200 meters, 800 meters, long jump, and shot put...i think :D
running,javelin,shot put,100 meters sprint
100 meters, Long jump, Shot put, High Jump, 400 meters, 110 meter hurdles, Discus, Pole Valut, Javelin, and 1500 meters
100%, if you are a good enough shot :)
The maximum length of a segment is usually 100 meters. In practice, it's a good idea to stay under 90 m for fixed cables, since patch cables at either end are likely to add another several meters to the overall length.
Ofcourse with a whistle or gun shot , but it is not a race it is 100 mts dash. You have to dash ahead right from the start sprinting all the way.
; Day 1 * 100 meters * Long Jump * Shot Put * High Jump * 400 meters ; Day 2 * 110 meter hurdles * Discus * Pole Vault * Javelin * 1500 meters
1 kilometer = 1000 meters 100 kilometers = 100 x 1000 meters = 100,000 meters
100 meters = 109.36 yards (rounded)
In Australian dollars around $50 to $100 in good condition. very good super reliable shotgun.