Thread: Advice please

Originally Posted by gqhoon

If your gun shoots high in a manner that it detrimental to your shooting, then it doesn't fit you. Most like their guns to centre the pattern above the point of aim, but an excessive amount that means you have to adjust your shooting style is not helpful.

M2 auto have adjusted with shims ,and patterned it. I should be bang on , but clearly am doing somthing wrong .

Originally Posted by Munsey

M2 auto have adjusted with shims ,and patterned it. I should be bang on , but clearly am doing somthing wrong .

Now go to a smith and get him to fit it to you properly. You've done this work to were you think is right, sounds like it's not to me.

Originally Posted by Munsey

M2 auto have adjusted with shims ,and patterned it. I should be bang on , but clearly am doing somthing wrong .

When you pattern your gun. Don't aim. Just focus on the dot on the board, mount your gun and pull the trigger. Just like you would with a clay. If its not bang on after a couple of shots you need to adjust your stock