Absolutely Ryan. Trying to shoot small groups is a cool pastime but as u say ...
Litz has done some interesting study, using what he calls a WEZ analysis and to cut a long story short : a super...
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Absolutely Ryan. Trying to shoot small groups is a cool pastime but as u say ...
Litz has done some interesting study, using what he calls a WEZ analysis and to cut a long story short : a super...
Looks like a good practical way of making the Zastavas group sizes smaller, via the greater consistency it now has due to your improving its bedding ? What's not to like ? If you're now running...
The "precision" is the level of measured 'angular dispersion' the rifle generates with the group it fires.
The accuracy is how well that group is positioned relative to the aiming point.
I believe.
Yes Micky D some of what the Tussock meister has written here has driven me to drink. All the original two articles ( and I did not write them ) were meant to do was generate some thinking about the...
I shall PM ya later. I'm sitting in Starbucks, Saigon and don't know anyone here who can loan me a shooter. I aint never seen so many scooters !!!
No pressure haha. I better do something now ..... " when the flag drops the BS stops".
It aint about who's right or wrong Tussock. It's about what happens in a real world situation. Competitions are good places to start. Maybe look at what ACTUAL group sizes are being shot in LR...
Accuracy is the reduction of all variables to zero. Or at least as
close as us mortals can get them. One of these variables is where the
muzzle points as the bullet exits relative to the line of...
Yes I see now. Sorry. BTW I just started this thread through having seen many scopes on TM , some bloody expensive ones, that people are ruining just because they don't understand the basics.
Marks rails will be perfect, as with the NF one. The Remmy BDL receiver very likely won't be because they are machined then heat treated after, so they warp. The likes of a Barnard receiver is heat...
Leaving aside the right lube to use in a barrel lock up ( which is an "EP" grease so Kelby's USA said long ago ) I can't even imagine living with the POI errors inherent with swapping barrels ?...
Truth is mate there are LOTS of pitfalls for the unwary or inexperienced to fall into. Lots of guys do not get it right. And if you take your rifle to your local store then they could very well not...
The Ozzie discussion is more about the lube to use on that thread application. They mention grease with EP ( extreme pressure ) additives. Then some say anti-sieze, of which there are MANY types. The...
The Barnards are nitride surface hardened. That works well. But mate u would have to do lots of barrel changes to cause any real wear on the receiver threads IMO. Ive thought of getting a receiver...
Just gotta be hard mate. Araldite is not normally right. A good one available in small tubes is "Devcon Plastic Steel" or "J B Weld", both hard and strong and grey in colour.
I just mentioned the...
I've had a look at a few past threads re this topic here and have seen advice given that is not good IMO, hence I will give ya'll some of mine. I notice MANY used scopes for sale on TM that have been...
The following is a couple of short articles from the past that may interest some re the "inherent accuracy" topic. The articles relate to what was discovered amongst the Highpower Target shooters in...
Yeah mate I would be HIGHLY suspicious of MANY of these latest greatest cheapo scopes !! Internally that is.
'Inherent' accuracy suggests some cartridges are more inherently accurate than others. In the short range benchrest world the obvious candidates are the PPC cartridges. Was the 222Rem I believe...
I hate to say it but for a factory rifle it looks good !
Will it put any more game in the freezer ...... nah.
No. Is a 308Win the same as a 300RUM ? Dont think so. The recoil difference between the 6.5cm and the 308Win is actually a big deal. I can totally see why the 6.5 option has taken off. It's a very...
The trusty 308 is all of that too ! It just recoils more.
The other very real possibility is the temp change has put your load out of the "node". Especially if you were on the edge of it in the first place.
Sig Sauer 2400ABS
So I believe but I suspect only a machine-rest, used in a tunnel, MAY be able to separate that phenomenon from all the other variables that lead to group divergence ?