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Went and zeroed my new rifle today and took it out to 1,000 yards.
Apparently, it your Buttler Creek cap it touching the forearm of a XLR chassis, it will be about a 3 MOA gun. $30 in ammo later, my lesson was learned. D'oh!
Had the spouse zero her 9mm carbine , consistent hits @ 50. Likewise for my JRC carbine. The daughter using her 357 lever and boyfriends 223 was knocking it out of the park, @ 150 & 200yds.
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Shot everything in sight.
Nice!Originally Posted by ZERO THEORY
Agreed! Thanks for the vid!
One does not bear arms against a rabbit. -- Garry Wills
Cheers. I need to start wearing my CO AR patch at matches, 'cause I always see guys in the threads afterwards that I didn't get a chance to meet.
Ouch! That hurts! But thanks for passing that along...
wha? how is this possible? is the barrel not free floated?
that's pretty weird, man.
Just doing what I can to stay on this side of the dirt.
It is free floating, but it was wedged between the scope and the forearm tube on an XLR chassis. I was all over till I took it out. It was wedged fairly tight, well, tight enough to completely ruin my day!
Man that looks like fun. I haven't had enough trigger time lately to think that I'd be good at it. But, I think it's time to get off my azz and get to a match.
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