Fired my shot for March about an hour ago.
Didn't feel great. Cross hair settled to the left of the target after I released it, but that's shooting😆
Still, it's good enough for a head shot at 200😆
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Fired my shot for March about an hour ago.
Didn't feel great. Cross hair settled to the left of the target after I released it, but that's shooting😆
Still, it's good enough for a head shot at 200😆
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This is such a cool idea. I'm going to try it too
I forgot to post up April's result.😆
Shot before I went away in April.
I shot a goat at 480 yrds and had a central hit on steel at 500 yrds since.
I thought I must have lost zero when I adjusted the tension on my saddle mount before my roar trip.
However a check at 100 had it bang on for 200 zero so no excuses.
It was a drizzly day with a bit of wind but it was coming straight down into my face. More to do with setup I reckon causing the slight drift.
April
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I need to fire the 30 06 again, still have the original target.
won't be this weekend though
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May.
Not sure what is going on.
Have had a similar wind down the range for the last few shots and I doubt it would shift the group that far at 200.
Confirmed zero at 100 with a 3 round group that couldn't get anymore central.
My position setup is a routine I have followed for years so if it turns out to be something I am not picking up in that, I need to sort it.😆
Last 3 rounds measure .65 and shot since March.
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@R93, would it be about "canting" the rifle?
Mac
Very well could be. But I would expect with a tilt to the left the group to go a bit higher left than it has.
I don't use a bubble.
I fired a 3 round group at 100 from the same position straight after firing this shot.
It went in a clover leaf, bang on center line 1.4" high.
But it is definitely food for thought thanks Mac.
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I know how you feel, it happen with me too and then i keep thinking "what have i done wrong?", actually "nothing important, i just forgot to think about how the target was up and if i did aligned the reticle with the "diamond/center dot", if the target itself is a bit canted and you adjust the reticle to it your shot can and will go "sideways" too.
About the canting direction, it actually make the shot goes a bit "lower".
Ryan D'Paul on youtube, series "Road to Precision", somewhere in his videos he actually shot a sequence with the rifle canting in different angles with pretty cool results. I will share here the specific video if i find it.
I am happy i said something that was somehow useful. LOL.
Mac
The more I think about it the more I think you are right.
The range backing has no straight lines at all. Just bush.
I had a high post to staple the target to up high so I could see over the closer mounds from the firing line.
That post has been pulled down and I am having to use a cross beam to fix the target to. To get height I am stapling it right at the bottom.
I will put my level on next month when I shoot it and we will see😆
I have to fly to brisbane first thing in the morning for a couple weeks.
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Would ambient temp be affecting powder burn rates?
Thought of everything except cant as I do not normally have an issue with it.
Was pretty warm in March and April when I shot so most likely not powder temp but I won't count it out.
I will setup as normal when I try it again in June and will know rather quickly if it is a cant issue. My gut is telling me it is where to start at least.
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