It was hot and windy, but interesting shooting the lighter of the two AR-10's.

This is the range:

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The rifle is an AR-10. It's wearing a Leupold Mark 6 - 1x6 power , in a LaRue 1.5 mount. The barrel is an 18" mid-length Rainier Arms Ultramatch (Shilen blank) with a Vortex flash hider. The load was a 150gr Nosler BT in Nosler brass, over 46gr of Varget, sparked by CCI BR2 primers. Timney 4lb single stage trigger, and magpul ACS stock.

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The wind was gusty. With it being hot I was shooting 5 shots, and letting the barrel cool off. On the 2nd group, I'd fired 5, then sat down again, and fired the one flyer, and realized the wind had quit. I adjusted hold, and it held quite a bit better. 9 of 10 were in 1.28"

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So, one group at 1.71" and another in 1.85". A better shooter, one better at reading the wind, might cut that average by 1/2". A higher mag scope might help too.

But this one I call a heavy carbine, not really a bench gun smile



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