Cold Bore POI
#2
After yesterdays fiasco shooting my rifle on the range, I am not sure what they do anymore. I am sure glad I was not hunting with them. Rifles that normally shoot around a 1" group, the best they could do was three inches which might be hunting acceptable but not to my target shooting standards.
I have a much greater difference in POA from the inlines then I ever did shooting roundball. On my Black Diamond XR when I shoot XTP's my first shot on a clean barrel is always 2" high and just a touch to the right. My Wolverine on the other hand shoots 1/2 inch low on a clean barrel. I can live with that...
Congratulations on taking the doe by the way!!
I have a much greater difference in POA from the inlines then I ever did shooting roundball. On my Black Diamond XR when I shoot XTP's my first shot on a clean barrel is always 2" high and just a touch to the right. My Wolverine on the other hand shoots 1/2 inch low on a clean barrel. I can live with that...
Congratulations on taking the doe by the way!!
#5
Hard to say. I also noticed that the Knight was not real good about returning to zero after you took the stock off to clean it, so I always figured it was a stock problem. Neither of my Black Diamonds do this.
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Hard to say. I also noticed that the Knight was not real good about returning to zero after you took the stock off to clean it, so I always figured it was a stock problem. Neither of my Black Diamonds do this.
Hard to say. I also noticed that the Knight was not real good about returning to zero after you took the stock off to clean it, so I always figured it was a stock problem. Neither of my Black Diamonds do this.
#8
Big Country... My Knight Disc is not beddedreally but I have noticed that the barrel to compsosite stock fit is very tight. For instance when you take the locking lug bolt out, you have to almost force the rifle out of the stock it is that tight. Is this normal? It seems to shoot good which is most important.
#10
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From: old pa mountain hunter
just about any gun that i have owed that was not pillar mounted you could change the POI just by changing the tension on themounting screws. biggest change comes from the forearm screw. by over tighting the forearm the POI usuallygoes up.this is common on savages, h-r's and even remingtons if they are not pillar mounted. this isthe reasonto make sure everything is tight before you sightin.


