Best groups W/O a rest
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Gypsum KS USA
Does a bipod count as a rest? I get 1.5MOA groups at 200yrds with my Ruger 77-II off a bipod kneeling, a little better if I put my butt in the dirt, prone off a short harris might as well be over a bench, I get .75" at 100yrds with it.
I got an SKS with a spike bayonet, sometimes I'll lay prone and stab that spike into the dirt, instant rest, about 1.25" groups at 100yrds with that set up! Not bad from a SKS and Remington in-accurates....I mean core-lokts!
I got an SKS with a spike bayonet, sometimes I'll lay prone and stab that spike into the dirt, instant rest, about 1.25" groups at 100yrds with that set up! Not bad from a SKS and Remington in-accurates....I mean core-lokts!
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I can keep all of my guns inside 4-5" at 100 yards. I never shoot off of a bench really, just don't enjoy it as much. My favorites are my 45/70's, and once you learn to play the rainbow with them, they are one of the most accurate guns out there short and long range. Very predictable round I would assert. I shoot off of the ground, sitting, off-hand, all the shots that I would take in the field. I like to think of myself as a Quigley in the making!!
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