Thread: An accuracy challenge

Offset aside, very nice grouping if you put the shots all together.

Unlikely to to be canting though isn't it at 100yds when the bullet fall is only 70-80mm. 10-15mm to the left would require the rifle to be rotated by 10 degrees. There must be some other reason for a change in zero, and as you say shooting position is always enough when you're operating down at sub-MOA.

Originally Posted by Puffin

Offset aside, very nice grouping if you put the shots all together.

Unlikely to to be canting though isn't it at 100yds when the bullet fall is only 70-80mm. 10-15mm to the left would require the rifle to be rotated by 10 degrees. There must be some other reason for a change in zero, and as you say shooting position is always enough when you're operating down at sub-MOA.

Not sure myself to be fair. I agree and on reflection it would have to be a major cant.
Just one of those things. All shots felt ok. I called them all as good. Wind was very slight and coming down range into my face and pretty consistent.

I realigned for each mark. Maybe I didn't do that well enough. I will try shooting it again but not from a bench.






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