Am I missing something?
Shooting 5 consecutive 3 round groups is the same. as shooting a 15 round group isn't it?
Not really. Yes 5X3=15 but shooting one 15 shot group would probably be harder than shooting 5-3 shot groups.
Am I missing something?
Shooting 5 consecutive 3 round groups is the same. as shooting a 15 round group isn't it?
Tried again today. Not yet. -18c and the last group got to me.
.428"
.336" smallest group
.597"
.410"
1.232"
.600" average
I have a Nikon 4.5-14X scope I might just have to put on and get some more power over the 2.5-8X I have been using.
What cartridge are you shooting again? BTW, those are great groups regardless of cartridge!
Those don't look like 06 empties
Am I missing something?
Shooting 5 consecutive 3 round groups is the same as shooting a 15 round group isn't it?
Is .75" asking to much? I don't want it to be so easy that it isn't a challenge. That is why I figured that 3 shots under .75" would be a possible but challenging goal.
Am I missing something?
Shooting 5 consecutive 3 round groups is the same as shooting a 15 round group isn't it?
Is .75" asking to much? I don't want it to be so easy that it isn't a challenge. That is why I figured that 3 shots under .75" would be a possible but challenging goal.
What would people think if I changed it to 1" at 100 yards, BUT! changed the rule so that the rifle had to be 100% stock. No bedding, no aftermarket triggers. Absolutely 100% factory (except maybe a paint job because mine is painted). If the factory trigger allows the trigger to be adjusted that would be fine but otherwise no trigger jobs. I am only thinking now. Let me know what you think.
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And I absolutely *love* that .416 Rigby - what a wonderful rifle and what fantastic shooting!