That's not bad at all for a .22lr at 60 yards. - it's so easy to just pick out a good group with a "my .22lr shoots inch groups at 100yds" comment. In reality I think your 1 1/2" is much more the norm, when all shots and all groups are measured. Also, when comparing groups it's always nice to have some sort of standard - Plopping a cornflake box down the field about a 100 paces away and measuring the group with your thumb (discounting the cold barrel shot and the one you pulled) is not exactly comparing oranges with oranges.I only ask as I was messing around with my Pard 008 at 60 yards the other day and shooting at the shoot N’see dots after adjusting and it was pretty consistent…have to say my T1X seems to be a tack driver as the pard is pretty hard to shoot with compared to a scope (in my opinion)
The main issue is adjusting the reticle! Ignore the adjusting groups, it’s more the single shots at the dots. At 25 yards I think it would be pretty good!
Before swapping to the pard it was shooting around 1 1/2” at 100 yards!
These two 5 shot groups were shot at 68 yards with my Sako Finnfire (Shilen match barrel) both about .5 moa - However - this is just two groups out a total of 6 x 5 shot groups on the card, the rest were over 1 moa and would have ended up at around the 1 1/2" - I find regular sub 1" .22lr groups with a sporting rifle quite a rare beast and even with a quality match rifle and ammunition it's not that regular.