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Everybody is a crack shot with one of those.

Dimocrap lieberals bought them.

You just need a creek more.

You just need a 6.5 creek more.

Or a 223 AI. They have Artificial Intelligence.

did that only once with the 300 rum at a hundred, one hole, I thought I'd missed but after looking at it up close you could barely tell all three were there.

Who was it that said more guns are worn out cleaning them, than shooting them

That’s me.

I clean after every outing, I’m a clean freak, but I’ve never gotten a 100+group like that. Good job to that man.

So this is entirely possible, all day long. Many competitors today shoot 5-5 shot groups at 100 yards that measure .150 center to center, or less. And per the rules, when they shoot the 200 yard stage, they measure the groups and divide by 2, to reflect the same MOA value.

Many matches today end up with sub .200" aggs for 10- 5 shot groups that are shot over two days from 8AM to around 3PM.

The people who do this, have two things, one is a good gun and barrel, but they also have the knowledge to keep the gun in tune from morning to afternoon. And if you think there is no need to change things, you are mistaken.

Yep. Minute of chest on whatever animal I’m hunting, at whatever distance I’m comfortable shooting at, will put meat on the table and horns/antlers on the wall.

I showed up at a F&W range and a dude at 225 had a Stolle Panda. Told him that was a super cool rifle a d he offered me a go. Stuck case first two times so was pulled from cradle. He apologized and made it so I could resume.

5 shots. Half incher.

Pisssd him off.
Dont think me telling him I worked under a microscope for a living made him understand.

His rifle and loading was darn good IMHO.

I just watched the flags and touchsd em off when the same LOL....

1 oz trigger, never shot one before. I think maybe 2 oz would suit me. 28 oz used to be a deer trigger AFAIC.

But older, job change, impact ....my sense of touch across the board aint what it was. Never will be.

Varmint rigs at half inch at 100 w handloads is fine by me.
Deer rigs at an inch and Im happy.
My POS 760 does under 1.5 and i just grin from ear to ear.
Sometimes it will do an inch.

Hell, its my 150 yards and in .35 rem.....kill.zone huge at those distances

I do laugh about how good some supposed bone stock 1022 standards are. Or those upgraded w BX triggers.

Never had one do sub half inch ay 50 without bbl change and match ammo. Did have an old fingergroove that did .75 w Blazer w just a Volq hammer swap.

Had two old walnut regs w and wo band and they looked more like extra full choke turkey guns.

Last FG was as bad. No GM sporter bbls to mod into cool tree rat killer, so sold it Got a clunker CZ455 and so far it does well w match ammo. Std V or HV of other and it does not impress. But but but I read they were super awesome.
Guess just not for me.

LOL

My Sako 22-250 will... Five shots .235 center to center 100 meters.

I should have packed it in and gone and bought a lottery ticket!

LOL

ya!

GWB

But did it take all day?

I'm much more impressed with someone who shoots 10 shots in one go into a 1 1/4 or 1 1/2 inch group than someone who occasionally gets a .5 MOA group with 3 shots. This of course at 100 yd and no flyers dismissed.

3 shots is starting to become the accepted norm because it's much easy to get a tighter group with a small sample.

The all day - every day that people like to tack on to their declaration is also an eye roller.

As one forum member mentioned here several years ago when someone posted a photo of a tiny five-shot group... something to the effect that it's meaningless unless you also include photos of the two five-shot groups before that one and the two after. That would tell us something.

Whenever someone claims that I say, "I'd pay fifty bucks to see that!". Then when they say, "You callin' me a list?", I say "No, I just never seen that and I'd pay to see it.". They usually shut up. Actually, no one has taken the offer. Note, that is " one hole all the time." Once isn't enough. Money talks, bullsh;t walks

A good zero off bags and a bench is needed for shooting under duress, hunting or gun fighting.
A good tight zero compensates for deviation outside of "perfect" conditions in shooting form or positions.

Stress fire practice in various ways for hunting or gun fighting also reduces deviation off your zero.

Practice.......

I had a brand new 10-22 right outta the box, man that thing shot 3” groups



ALL DAY LONG

@50 yrds, though


awesome!!!