Accura V1
#1

Well the ground was to wet at the farm to put out lime so a 32 shot range outing was had.
Started at 50 yards and tore one big hole. Then went to 100yds with close to the same results.
The gun has a Burris FF II mounted on it and when I went to 150yds I used the first line below center for all holds.. The second target the first 2 shots were for the upper square. I wasnt sure of the out come with the hold. Then moved to center bull. The first target was the last four shots taken. For shooting off the deck rails I am very happy. Never cleaned the bp until I was finished and never had a miss fire. Whatever Carlos(Ed's Gun shop) did to the plug it functions perfect. Being a T/C man this V1 is a shooter.. Total investment in the gun below $400
105gr BH
W209
260g PT Golds
Crushed rib sabot
Started at 50 yards and tore one big hole. Then went to 100yds with close to the same results.
The gun has a Burris FF II mounted on it and when I went to 150yds I used the first line below center for all holds.. The second target the first 2 shots were for the upper square. I wasnt sure of the out come with the hold. Then moved to center bull. The first target was the last four shots taken. For shooting off the deck rails I am very happy. Never cleaned the bp until I was finished and never had a miss fire. Whatever Carlos(Ed's Gun shop) did to the plug it functions perfect. Being a T/C man this V1 is a shooter.. Total investment in the gun below $400
105gr BH
W209
260g PT Golds
Crushed rib sabot
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Rapid City, South Dakota
Posts: 3,732

To me it seems you may do even better if you were to use the smooth sabot in lieu of the crush rib. Naturally i cannot feel the fit in my hand of your rifle, just going by how my old Accura felt whilst loading.
#3

I think you can do better also, I dont know what your load is or your bullet/sabot combo but with My V1 at 150yds I can put them all inside that 4" square with no problem, most times I get a 1 1/2" group, and that's a bad day.
I use a 110grs of pyro rs and a 240gr xtp mag with a mmp hph-24 sabot, all my CVA's shoot this load extremely well.
(BP)
I use a 110grs of pyro rs and a 240gr xtp mag with a mmp hph-24 sabot, all my CVA's shoot this load extremely well.
(BP)
#4

I think the load was right above the pics.
It looks like if the POA was kept the same for all 5 shots at 150, they would have made a nice 5 shot group. The Harvester smooth black for under 300gr bullets or HPH-24 might even tighten it up some more unless your barrel is really tight.
105gr BH
W209
260g PT Golds
Crushed rib sabot
W209
260g PT Golds
Crushed rib sabot
#5

GM, you are correct about the hold. I need to buy a better set up to shoot from. The old railing just dosent cut it. I will try the smooth sabots next time. The Burris scope with ballistic plex is really nice.