define: tacK driver

[vujade]

I hear this term get tossed around a lot when folks describe their favorite gun, a gun they are selling, etc.

 

- Under an MOA for a rifle with 3 shots, 5 shots, 10 shots?

 

- 1 ragged hole for a handgun at 25 yards if the handgun is benched?

 

- Hitting the bullseye standing at 8yards?

 

I personally like to bench any of my guns and loads/ammo before i start shooting it with my skill level.  That way I know what it'll do.  I typically use 5 rounds with a rifle benched at 100 yards (and it's got to be .75 inches or less) or a handgun somewhat benched (my elbows on the table) at 25 yards (and it has to be 2 inches or less).

 

How do you all define it?

Edited September 10, 2013 by vujade

[jphillips63]

Rifles should be considered tack drivers if consistently shoots in the .1's

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[Oh Shoot]

define: tact driver

 

 

A chauffeur who can criticize your choice of destination without making you angry.

 

- OS

[Randall53]

LOL.....Should we tell him?.........NAH!!!!!!!

[RED333]

Tack driver, Same hole 3 or 4 times in a row.

[bersaguy]

 a tact driver is someone you don't want to be shooting at you................jmho

[MacGyver]

I'd say a tact driver is my wife kicking me under the table when I'm telling a good story.

I'd define tack driver literally. Push a thumbtack partially into a piece of wood and drive it in. Maybe 50 meters for .22 and 100 meters for everything else.

[Randall53]

I've seen some BR-50 guys that I swear, could literally drive tacks with their 22's....from 50 yards too.....of course some are shooting rifles that cost several thousands of dollars. Oh...and scopes not much cheaper! Edited September 10, 2013 by Randall53

[DaveTN]

A tack driver, whether it be a firearm or a person is one that can place shots in a tight group and be in the center of the bull. Tight groups are okay when you are sighting in a scope, but when shooting for the prize they don’t mean squat if they aren’t in the center of the bull.

[Lowpower]

tack driver = 1 hole

 

tact driver = husband driving wife who's complaining about his driving.

 

I also mentioned on another post you should be able to shoot flies walking around on the target.

 

Lp

Edited September 10, 2013 by Lowpower

[Pat]

Well, if it wasn't dark and if I had a tack, I'd grab my calipers and measure a tack. I guess if your rifle, and you, can put consistent shots into a space no greater than the diameter of a tack - whatever it may be, 150 thousandths, 200, what have you - then I suppose that would be a tack-driver in the undisputible sense.

[Guest TankerHC]

Kimber 82 G's and Savage MKII's are "tack" drivers right out of the box.

 

Just an example. 

[vujade]

tack driver = 1 hole

 

tact driver = husband driving wife who's complaining about his driving.

 

I also mentioned on another post you should be able to shoot flies walking around on the target.

 

Lp

 

haha!  I fixed the title.  Thanks.  I kept calling it "tact driving or tact driver".  haha!  English is only my first language.  Pardon me.

[vujade]

I'm going to start to shoot that tacks out of my targets next time.   =)

[Guest TankerHC]

Tack driver

 

http://youtu.be/6jx4P1fEQs0