Thread: Grouping problem 338LM

Originally Posted by Towely

Mind my ignorance here but on all the slow motion shots i have ever seen of guns being fired i can clearly see the projectile and the gases have exited the barrel long before any sort of recoil happens. So is the issue with bipod jump more to do with the shooters stance and grip setup BEFORE they fire the round rather than AFTER the round has been sent?

Thanks to the lack of an edit button my badly worded post is doomed to stay..

So heres goes again.

Once the round has left the barrel (which happens before any sort of recoil) then any poor follow through that happens is a result of bad grip and bad pre-shot setup/stance right? What i want to know is how can bad follow through effect a round that is already on its way? If the round kicks off when the reticle is where you want it then anything that happens after this event should have no bearing on where your round is headed should it? I hope that reads better than my last post.