New gun won't group ideas???
12-27-2015 | 02:46 PM
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Typical Buck
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From: Western New York
New gun won't group ideas???
My daughter got my trusty traditions when she bagged her first deer with it, gave my son omega after his. I got a cva optima v2 tried my normal load of 100 gr white hots with hornaday xtp 240 gr bullets shoot 1-2 inch groups at 100 out of other guns about 10 inches out of this new cva Tried harvester scorpions with recommended sabot per harvester same result even against better judgement tried power belts same 2 different scopes off a bench rest same no matter what gun will not group any suggestions ??????? Help guys gonna throw it out soon
12-27-2015 | 03:31 PM
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From: Boncarbo,Colorado
Could be bad pellets, lord knows I got hit bad with that!
Also, remove the cap on the wrist of the stock thats held on with a single screw. Tighten up that big allen head bolt holding the screw on. I've found plenty of them that were a little loose.
Also, remove the cap on the wrist of the stock thats held on with a single screw. Tighten up that big allen head bolt holding the screw on. I've found plenty of them that were a little loose.
12-27-2015 | 05:32 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Southeast Michigan
Seriously, like I stated above..... put aside those White Hots.
Sounds like everyone's been shooting out of the same box of White Hots - taken the entire box on multiple trips to the range and now they're moisture-contaminated.
But instead of buying more White Hot pellets, buy a better powder to use, like Blackhorn 209. If the family wants to continue their success with White Hots pellets, let them buy their own.
I'll bet that new Optima V2 will love Blackhorn 209 and shoot that powder/bullet combo accurately.
Sounds like everyone's been shooting out of the same box of White Hots - taken the entire box on multiple trips to the range and now they're moisture-contaminated.
But instead of buying more White Hot pellets, buy a better powder to use, like Blackhorn 209. If the family wants to continue their success with White Hots pellets, let them buy their own.
I'll bet that new Optima V2 will love Blackhorn 209 and shoot that powder/bullet combo accurately.
12-27-2015 | 06:04 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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Seriously, like I stated above..... put aside those White Hots.
Sounds like everyone's been shooting out of the same box of White Hots - taken the entire box on multiple trips to the range and now they're moisture-contaminated.
But instead of buying more White Hot pellets, buy a better powder to use, like Blackhorn 209. If the family wants to continue their success with White Hots pellets, let them buy their own.
I'll bet that new Optima V2 will love Blackhorn 209 and shoot that powder/bullet combo accurately.
Sounds like everyone's been shooting out of the same box of White Hots - taken the entire box on multiple trips to the range and now they're moisture-contaminated.
But instead of buying more White Hot pellets, buy a better powder to use, like Blackhorn 209. If the family wants to continue their success with White Hots pellets, let them buy their own.
I'll bet that new Optima V2 will love Blackhorn 209 and shoot that powder/bullet combo accurately.
12-27-2015 | 06:09 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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