Thread: What Would You Expect?

Yea I won't lay on the Kimber ribbing as we all know that old story.

1. Fire the group's off grass if using a bipod not concrete or hard surface
2. Make sure action screws are tight but importantly make sure the rifle is sitting in the stock correctly!
3. When shooting: light to medium pressure pulling the rifle in to shoulder and light to medium pressure with hand on top of scope objective pushing down
4. Don't squeeze the grip too hard (trick to shooting light rifles)

When shooting the rifle it shouldn't jump off target and end up pointing 3 feet to the left/right of your point of aim, if it's doing that work on your "natural aim".

If the scope is known to be good then there isn't anything else that will cause bad groups at 100m on a modern rifle, short of a bad crown or baffel strike but I doubt those two are the culprit.

1.5 moa should be achievable cold bore