cayugad
What a difference. I was using sabot loader's method, and really the groups was not all that bad, but it moved to the right for some reason. The New Englander does balance nice, and it has a good trigger after I did some repair to it. I think I might put a 1x32mm scope on this rifle and get rid of those sights on it.
Go back and look at my off-hand target... if you could call it a group where from the bull is it located?
We are both right handed trigger pullers and that little bit of extra right hand pressure from the off-hand position moves the POI to the right.
So now you and I have to learn to place the trigger finger on the trigger at the end of the finger and just under the tip of the nail with the first joint from the finger nail flexed so that we are applying pressure back on the trigger and not pulling it a bit to the side... That is why on my inlines I use a trigger shoe - it provides more equal pressure across the whole trigger...
Wish Nick was still around as a Marine Sniper he can splain it better than I...