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25 yds. is even better! Grin


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One thing is certain, if you sight in your lever gun using a lead sled, if you shoot offhand, your shots are going to land noticeably higher.


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Originally Posted by flintlocke
Originally Posted by Seafire
Pretty simple, you are heating up the chamber, each shot with a hot chamber, looser tolerances, lost velocity...

with a right hand twist, you loose velocity, your shots will drop down and too the left...
faster velocity with each load they would be Up and to the right....
I'm not sure I buy that. I shot NRA High Power and High Power Sporting rifle for 40+ seasons. M-1, M-1A, and bolt gun, filled 3 Riflemans Scorebooks at least, with weather and sight dope. If any given rifle walked poi in the rapid fire stages, the bedding was corrected until it didn't. In matches of 80 rounds plus sighters...velocity increased as round count increased, presumably because of fouling.

Well Flintlocke YOUR opinion and insight matters to me.. you've been around the block a couple dozen times or more..

But what I was stating is what I have seen in pretty ALL of my bolt action rifles. and I know people's mileage may vary, and different types of rifles will perform different.. I've shot M1s but have never owned one.. I do own 5 or 6 lever actions... but with each of those ( Marlin and Model 94s) I've seen the same thing with them.. If nothing else, when the chamber heats up some, they will start stringing instead of increase elevation, up and to the right.


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Originally Posted by Swifty52
Originally Posted by Seafire
Pretty simple, you are heating up the chamber, each shot with a hot chamber, looser tolerances, lost velocity...

with a right hand twist, you loose velocity, your shots will drop down and too the left...
faster velocity with each load they would be Up and to the right...
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Hey Seafire, don’t know if it’s that simple but will state that I have a 25.06 that with a clean tube the first shot goes 1” low, 1” left on the first shot. Subsequent shots go back to point of aim and stay there unless I clean it. Just that first clean bore shot which has never bothered me as I don’t hunt with a clean bore.

Well Swifty, we all should know that rifles are an entity unto themselves. Always a couple individual ones that have their own patterns...
I've had some with barrels, that the first with a clean bore does one thing, and then afterwards all the other shots do something different, at least until I let the chamber heat up...

But most of my range time, I am a single shot kind of guy.. same with most of my varmint shooting...


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Originally Posted by Seafire
Pretty simple, you are heating up the chamber, each shot with a hot chamber, looser tolerances, lost velocity...

with a right hand twist, you loose velocity, your shots will drop down and too the left...
faster velocity with each load they would be Up and to the right....


That is an AMAZING amount of outright Dumbfhuqktitude,but the punctuation is soothing...where did you learn that? Hint.

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Bless your poor poor(literally) heart,for doing your BEST though.

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Seafire, This whole conversation has had the effect of making me wonder if I have any idea what I'm talking about...family will be here tomorrow, I'll have my son bring his Win. '94, .30-30 assault rifle, I have a bunch of ammo loaded up, and we will just put 10 or 20 on paper and see if a trend develops. If it walks when hot, I'll report back to you guys. Yup, it's just one rifle, but if that walking is a trait of tube mag lever guns you'd think it will show up.


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DZNN, that post is super helpful! Thank you.

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