What group size is your rifle shooting?
10-07-2007, 09:51 PM
#42
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: North Central Kansas
Posts: 2,499
RE: What group size is your rifle shooting?
I know I don't have a picture to prove it, but the other day I took my Savage 116 .270 out and ran 10 shots through it pretty fast, racking the bolt and firing as soon as the crosshairs alligned with the target.I wassitting onthe groundand resting the forend on a little table. I think i could have covered all of the holes, excepting one or two of them, with my clenched fist.
Again, I don't have a picture and I wasn't shooting from a very solid rest (never shot my rifle from a benchrest), but I thought that that was a tolerable group for deer hunting this year.
Again, I don't have a picture and I wasn't shooting from a very solid rest (never shot my rifle from a benchrest), but I thought that that was a tolerable group for deer hunting this year.
10-07-2007, 09:55 PM
#43
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: S.W. Pa.-- Heart in North Central Pa. mountains-
Posts: 2,600
RE: What group size is your rifle shooting?
A friend of mine got a Kimber in 325 WSM this past summer. He had similar grouping trouble for awhile. After feeding it factory ammo for awhile and then starting to try working up handloads, it straightened up and is now shooting quite nice. Maybe a bit of a rough bore.......
10-08-2007, 04:24 AM
#44
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: MA
Posts: 290
RE: What group size is your rifle shooting?
ORIGINAL: pheasantfanatic
I know I don't have a picture to prove it, but the other day I took my Savage 116 .270 out and ran 10 shots through it pretty fast, racking the bolt and firing as soon as the crosshairs alligned with the target.I wassitting onthe groundand resting the forend on a little table. I think i could have covered all of the holes, excepting one or two of them, with my clenched fist.
Again, I don't have a picture and I wasn't shooting from a very solid rest (never shot my rifle from a benchrest), but I thought that that was a tolerable group for deer hunting this year.
I know I don't have a picture to prove it, but the other day I took my Savage 116 .270 out and ran 10 shots through it pretty fast, racking the bolt and firing as soon as the crosshairs alligned with the target.I wassitting onthe groundand resting the forend on a little table. I think i could have covered all of the holes, excepting one or two of them, with my clenched fist.
Again, I don't have a picture and I wasn't shooting from a very solid rest (never shot my rifle from a benchrest), but I thought that that was a tolerable group for deer hunting this year.
