I always felt that a group outta be measured from the center of the bullseye, to the center of the furthest bullet hole from.
Trouble with that is that when the scope is zeroed on the center of the bull, the center of the bull will be gone.
I always felt that a group outta be measured from the center of the bullseye, to the center of the furthest bullet hole from.
The 783 rifles produce some amazing groups for such a cheap rifle.
This is the bore of a 783 in 223 that is very accurate. Going from memory right now but I shot a 5 shot group of I believe 0.335" at 100 yards sighting it in.
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It has no right to be that accurate with a bore like this.
Trouble with that is that when the scope is zeroed on the center of the bull, the center of the bull will be gone.
I always felt that a group outta be measured from the center of the bullseye, to the center of the furthest bullet hole from.
Who could ask for anything better than that? Plus, you can always use a straight edges, to get really technical.
I always felt that a group outta be measured from the center of the bullseye, to the center of the furthest bullet hole from.




























