And so it Begins!!! Shooting a Triumph
03-07-2009 | 10:23 AM
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RE: And so it Begins!!! Shooting a Triumph
aaron_aa469
I shot T7 in mine for the first year, very accurate shot a quite a number of inch groups, of course I have shot some 1/2 inch groups with BH and it is more fun to shoot when you don't have to scrub the crud ring out before it is possable to load the next shot and seat it properly. Lee
I shot T7 in mine for the first year, very accurate shot a quite a number of inch groups, of course I have shot some 1/2 inch groups with BH and it is more fun to shoot when you don't have to scrub the crud ring out before it is possable to load the next shot and seat it properly. Lee
03-07-2009 | 10:24 AM
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RE: And so it Begins!!! Shooting a Triumph
aaron_aa469
I shot T7 in mine for the first year, very accurate shot a quite a number of inch groups, of course I have shot some 1/2 inch groups with BH and it is more fun to shoot when you don't have to scrub the crud ring out before it is possable to load the next shot and seat it properly. Lee
I shot T7 in mine for the first year, very accurate shot a quite a number of inch groups, of course I have shot some 1/2 inch groups with BH and it is more fun to shoot when you don't have to scrub the crud ring out before it is possable to load the next shot and seat it properly. Lee
03-08-2009 | 08:18 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Hayes, Va.
RE: And so it Begins!!! Shooting a Triumph
I have heard that the Triumph will shootgood. I am just a little gun shy as to the tightness of the barrel. I had a bad experience with an Encore that I amjust to shy to take the blunge. I have to admit that the gun feels great in my hands. 
