Thread: Some reasons why it often goes bad.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

so I got proactive and got stuck in...removed a little wood from around recoil lug...you can see where it was touching in first photo...plurry hopeless.
used bedding compound and bedded front of action out into barrel channel so the knox is also supported. rifle now doesnt clunk or throw fliers. it will group better than I can shoot,I havent fired shots on paper otherthan to sight it in,dont need to ,it does what I ask.kills what I aim it at.Attachment 119761Attachment 119762

so Ive done my bit to remove ONE variable....... trying to make my reloads consistant is ANOTHER variable,trying to keep my hold on rifle the same each time ANOTHER variable over which I have some control,ensuring sight picture is same each time eg scope is centered is ANOTHER variable I have some control over.

Looks like a good practical way of making the Zastavas group sizes smaller, via the greater consistency it now has due to your improving its bedding ? What's not to like ? If you're now running tighter groups than say 1.5moa, which I'm sure you are, then you may well have the jump on Tussocks Ruger !

Originally Posted by LRP

Looks like a good practical way of making the Zastavas group sizes smaller, via the greater consistency it now has due to your improving its bedding ? What's not to like ? If you're now running tighter groups than say 1.5moa, which I'm sure you are, then you may well have the jump on Tussocks Ruger !

OK. The shot is at a Tahr, you don't need a spotting scope to see that he's is immense. The shot is 380m, the angle is 30 degrees up and you are in a boulder field and if you move, he's going to vanish.

What you got bench rest guy?

Bedding going to save you?

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