Shooting the Accura
 

Finally got to shoot my New CVA Accura I purchased last December. Mounted and Boresighted a Nikon Buckmaster 3x9x40. For a load I was using two IMR White Hots pellets with the new Barnes TEZ 250gr, Winchester 209 primers. I used the MMP HPH-24 sabot instead of the supplied Blue sabot that came with the package. My first two shots at 50yds grouped together at two inches high and two inches to the left. After a scope adjustment I moved out to a hundred yds. My next three rounds were all touching an inch left of the bullseye measuring in a 7/8 of an inch group. Four clicks to the right and my next shot was dead center in the Bull. This was on a 85 degree day so I was very happy with the way the Accura performed. I was also impressed with the White Hots, they seemed to be consistent with no big stinky cloud of smoke either. I do plan on playing around with some different powders but it was sure nice to find a winning combination first time out.

Aw fusion, that's too bad. A 7/8" group at 100 yards with shots 3, 4 and 5 from a new gun. You didn't even get to have the fun of spending two paychecks on different powder, bullets and sabots and shooting fifty rounds to get your first decent group. Where's the fun in that. :s2::s2:

Congratulations. Looks like you've got a good one. I don't think I've seen a complaint about the Accura yet.

If I were you I'd knock that scope a good one. Give you more reasons to shoot and an excuse if the next outing is not so perfect. Nice shooting.

Congrat's on your Successful First Outing and Enjoy your New ACCURA!

Sounds like you had a great day after the long wait to shoot the new Accura,and its a straight shooter for sure.How was the crud ring with those white hots ?

G-man57,
I did swab between each shot and noticed a little crud ring a few times but not that bad. It cleaned up fairly easy as well. As I said, I was impressed with the White Hots.

My accura was the same first time out. Used .245 xtps and 3- 30 gr. 777 pellets. swabbed between shots...and was taterin' the bulls at 100 w/in 5 shots.