Thread: Off target.

No I don't think so. I really focused on a good trigger pull keeping the cross hairs on target. Never use my finger tip, I wrap right around it. The two down the bottom of target was me trying to correct by aiming off point which got me back on line and just needed to get elevation right but ran out of time and rounds.

Originally Posted by Gordo

No I don't think so. I really focused on a good trigger pull keeping the cross hairs on target. Never use my finger tip, I wrap right around it. The two down the bottom of target was me trying to correct by aiming off point which got me back on line and just needed to get elevation right but ran out of time and rounds.

At a quick look It seems too 'consistant' a POI shift to be a trigger issue. I would've thought bedding, or something to do with heat as the barrels warms and makes contact with the stock, perhaps even your action screws? but I don't know anything about the tikkas. Interesting what you say about trigger technique. I was always told to use the pad of your finger, never the joint..

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Originally Posted by deepsouthaussie

At a quick look It seems too 'consistant' a POI shift to be a trigger issue. I would've thought bedding, or something to do with heat as the barrels warms and makes contact with the stock, perhaps even your action screws? but I don't know anything about the tikkas. Interesting what you say about trigger technique. I was always told to use the pad of your finger, never the joint..

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It's not really a wrap more just wrap around a bit and it where ever it feels most comfortable. Just try to get consistent weight on trigger.

Maybe I will take it out of the stock again and check bedded in properly.