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Nice shooting, looks cold there too.

I'll shoot this challenge Saturday, have 22 rounds for the little Swede left, I'll fire a couple foulers, then let her rip, i hit it with Wipeout after season this year.

Good luck gunner. Im going tomorrow. Weather looks pretty good for once. Im hoping the Tikka shines

Thanks, and good luck to you too Buddy, I'll e-mail you the results, good or bad!

Hey Gunner, you'll get a kick out of this one. I know you've had your fair share of accidents, but as a general rule, I try to avoid them at all costs... Well today, I got to test my SWFA SS 16x like Formid and stick does. Did the ol RTZ test from off the bench... Damn barrel heavy Savage... Any bets as to whether the SWFA survived??? Anyone? I shot these groups before my Savage decided to take a nose dive off the bench. Luckily I had these 20 shots on target before that happened...:

Did it hold zero?

John

LOL, no step for a stepper, sure it will survive, I've read it here a million times, it's a "fixed/fu-k super-chicken!"

BTW, nice shooting buddy.

Not really:




The ocular was hit as well, and now it is loose and wiggles. When moving it, I can see a 5 moa shift in movement downrange. I love the scope, it was definitely "my bad". If some think it's a chitty scope, that is their opinion.

Trybone,

What were the "odds",that besides being a Clueless Fhuqk...you are also a Lying Piece Of Fhuqking Schit? Hint. Congratulations?!?

Bless your heart for TRYING.

Hint.

Laughing!.................

Alright guys, here's an entry from gunner. Great shooting buddy!!!!

6.5x55 Rifle on bench and range in the background:


Target pic with 2 10 shot groups on it with an average of .774" and .739 moa. I think he kicked my azz, even with my best score of .798 MOA....:


Target pics with caliper laid next to groups for reference:



Very well done sir. Thanks for participating my friend...

Well thank You Sir, and many Thanks for posting the pics.

The rifle is built on an 09 DWM 98 Mauser action, barrel is a Shilen I bought off MidwayUSA, finished at 26", my 'Smith is an old retired Mil/Sheriff/SWAT/Sniper guy that LOVES Mausers, he went all out on this build, stock is a pillar bedded and floated Bansner with a 14" LOP, lapped and bedded Talley lightweights, scope is a 300 dollar Cameraland special, Minox ZA-5 2.10x40 with standard duplex reticle, Timney trigger breaks at 1lb.

I named this rifle 'ladybug' for the shape of the three shot groups it provides with no wind, with these gotdamn 10 shot groups i'll have to rename her 'fuzzy fuggin caterpillar' ; ]

Thanks again friend, it was a blast!

Ha ha. Sounds like a damn nice build and it shoots great.

It's a little sweetheart of a rifle, one of those a man will always keep.

Sorry for my sloppy hen scratching, .761" and .786"

Oops. That means my math is wrong. I thought that was .756". Ill make a correction. Done..^^^ .739 MOA..

Not gunna win any beauty contests with this showing, but I'm tired of bsa having all the fun.....soooo...

243 Ruger Precision
SWFA
105's
Lapua brass
Some Gunpowder
Primers








1.117"
0.751"

0.934" avg.....all day long if I do my part

Road to our range is damn ice skating rink. You guys in the lower 48 lucky too have nice ranges

It was 75 today....made my armpits sweaty......turned the AC on for the ride home.

CA boys are sissys....

Nice shooting my friend. I like how you are zeroed up on that red dot. Hitting it damn near every time. Ill take a 1 moa all day long rifle like that any day of the week. You know, back in the day (lets say a century ago, to be more exact), benchrest competitors used what they called a "string length" to measure group size, and it was measured with one end of a string placed at the center of the bullseye and the other end to each bullet hole. Each string length was added up and that was your "string length" score. This was way back in the day when hitting what you were aiming at was important. Again, good shooting!!!