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True enough
Rob Arm XCR range report (pic heavy)
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Ar180shooter
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Just finished shooting the 10 rounds groups
So just to recap, 2x groups, 10 shots a piece, 124 meters, prone, stock barreled XCR, factory ammo
Can I have my credit now?
For curiosity sake, what brand of ammunition are you claiming you've made back to back sub-half-moa 10 round groups with a bone stock XCR at 124m?
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It the same ammo in the first post, fiocchi
I was not referencing your comments by the way. You inference to 10 rounds being Moore conclusive then 3 was fine. It was the finger pointing coming from TDC and the one word comments that bothered me.
Ill have to come back to your other thread. I just gave it a quick glance over, but it looks informative.
OP, I'm glad to see the new xcr-l are holding nicely. I've been on the fence given the mixed reviews and the bolt loosening issues. I jumped on my XCR-M but I'd really like an l for the non restricted opportunities.
Keep you original post updated as you progress so we can see how the quality holds up!
Thank you guys, just sucks I had to waste the extra ammo
If the rounds were intentionally fired then they're not a waste. Some solid results there!
TDC
Just finished shooting the 10 rounds groups
So just to recap, 2x groups, 10 shots a piece, 124 meters, prone, stock barreled XCR, factory ammo
Can I have my credit now?
I would graciously like to have your load data.
Now that is some awesome groups! Well done.
And no, you didn't waste your ammo. You probably enjoyed shooting your new gun. You now statistically verified the accuracy of your gun and load. Now there is no doubt.
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No, I double checked with my zeiss rangefinder, and paced it out when we walked the targets out, 124 meters
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Thanks, no hand loading yet for this one, the ammo was the factory fiocchi stuff as clearly pictured in the first post
I have an XCR-L and have shot some pretty acceptable groups of 1.68" at 100m with a 3-9X40 Burris and factory ammo. I am exhibiting some serious scepticism that my XCR-L could ever deliver groups like those above with any ammo under any conditions. I really don't believe the gun is capable. I rarely see groups that tight out of a varmint grade heavy barrel at 100m. I would like to witness this live before I will believe.
Oh yes, I think the op went a little too far with that one.
Anyone who has owned an xcr knows that those kind of groups don't happen even at 50 meters in a full rest setup...
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I would be super skeptical too if it was reversed, after reading some of the accuracy that has been achieved by other members, I'm contemplating making a video when I'm back home on the range to try and eliviate some of the concern.
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Ahhhh, you noted my obvious sarcasm...and here others are lapping it up.lol.
Let's do some quick math: moa @ 100m = 1.14564", and ~ 1.42" @ 124m
Based on a 1"x1" square these groups measure about half an inch across, making them .35 moa.
.35 moa 10 round groups. Twice, back to back with factory boxed ammo. With an XCR. RIGHT.
Ar180shooter
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A very good point.
.35 moa 10 round groups. Twice, back to back with factory boxed ammo. With an XCR. RIGHT.
It could be one of those XCR-L super ultra mil spec varmint sniper version limited edition rifles issued to the special forces sniper team...
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