Thread: Some reasons why it often goes bad.

Accuracy is when I point/aim said rifle at target/animal, it’s going to make a hole relative to wear I aim it.

Precision is ...a fuck load of money. I don’t have a fuck load of money. That’s why I want my rifle to be accurate.


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A flawless practical explanation

Originally Posted by tiroahunta

Accuracy is when I point/aim said rifle at target/animal, it’s going to make a hole relative to wear I aim it.

Precision is ...a fuck load of money. I don’t have a fuck load of money. That’s why I want my rifle to be accurate.


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A flawless technical explanation

Originally Posted by gadgetman

Yes. Vibrations are movement and can be broken down into harmonics. If the vibrations in the barrelled action were truly random then load development could not do anything. But because they are not random a consistent load can be developed to minimise the effects by producing consistent harmonics. Good bedding CAN (but may not always) improve the consistency of the generated harmonics, along with pressure bedding a portion of barrel, which COULD provide dampening. This CAN improve precision.