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Trigger is a ten minute adjustment with two tiny spanners and flat blade screwdriver.mine would be safe down to stupidly light but found 3lbish best

I feel a photo of clover leaf groups coming some time in very near future..... AND if really lucky will see a group wit hmany different loads chucked into it......be REALLY interesting to see if it...

I seem to recall on more than one occasion suggesting this needs checked as part of initial checks,I got caught out with it twice in short order,strangely enough both times after having suppressor...

they would be spectacular inside 200 yards when smack into a redskin all the same.

Great result

but is your off hand on forestock or hugging yourself and manipulating the toe of stock???

beautiful job......should help no end...now Im 99% sure of the answer to this one...but you arent perchance trying to shoot rifle using hug yourself hold are you???? DEFINATELY will respond better to...

well we agree on SOMETHING anyway...LOL

yip weve been trying to tell him that for a week now....... poke a known load through...to check...or do quicky rebed and check... THEN fluff around tuning load
no point in trying five different...

it is childs play to adjust the trigger on your .223 small flat screwdriver and tiny cresent...if you havent tiny open ended spanners (sorry akaroa1 ) loosen nuts,adjust,tighten and check is...

the $20 will purchase one and some glue sticks LMFAO....

origonal bedding was a blob of hot glue gun snot,action was then slapped into place..... by redoing it you can poke some support out into knox area at same time and give recoil lug a decent new bed...

mate.......to bed for testing it takes no more than 20 minutes and $20 and the results of that will be as good if not considerably better than the day the rifle left the factory.....and its...

the offer of my bisley is there mate.....the difference is huge.

Ive got some alloy arrow shaft bits here too,can post them with recoil pad if you needs them....

I was going to suggest a quicky job to see if tightens groups up immediately...so you stop chasing tail with testing till have ruled it out.... dead easy to do and results may change dramatically .

and please.please please...put a decent slip on recoil pad on it for now..those red hard rubber things are worse than a hunk of jandle and give you no protection at all...Ive got a bisley pad here...

two questions.....is it currently bedded and do you own a craft type hot glue gun?????

if its throated the same as my old 270..eg long leade you could well be fine quite hot.... only testing will tell.