I've never mentioned anything on the fire about any of my rifles' accuracy. All are pre-64 M70s of various calibers. But today I got a rather kick out of one of mine. I've just started shooting it for an upcoming bear hunt. Its a 52' vintage .375 with factory barrel and non-factory stock. I've had it bedded and the barrel is floated. Scope is a Leupold M8 3x. The bullet I want to use is a Barnes 270 gr. TSX. I bought a box of Speer 235 gr. for practice and sighting in. So after moving the scope back a bit in the rings and getting on target with the Speers, I shot a 3 shot group with the Barnes. Just under 3/4". I'd previously been shooting some 300 gr. Hornadys that shot almost as good. Realize this might be a fluke, but I kind of doubt it.
