It's a 1.5 MOA gun. I'll post it up next time I go to the range.
IWI Tavor 7
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If youre experiencing point of impact shift it dosent matter if your grouping was tight at some point. This is what I mean when I say *consistenly*. You cannot cherry pick wich string you want to keep for your data.T-7 range report update...she can shoot! There is still a lot that needs to be done. I'm convinced my scope mount is too low, and while the trigger is not bad, it could be better. Below is me pulling two rounds after stacking 3 on top of each other at 100m. Conservatively, this is a 2 MOA gun, but here's the bad news, I found that it will only shoot like this with a warm barrel which is a really bad deal for a hunting rifle.
I don't know why, but the rifle will print 2-3 MOA low, then will settle in after about 15 rounds fairly quickly shot, no cool down between strings.
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The point of impact doesn't shift. Have a look at the target I posted. There (post #70), I knew I pulled those two in the 9 ring. It was a speed wobble on my part, I was elated the gun was printing the rounds on top of one another and I lost my concentration. The gun is easily capable of 1.5 MOA, the question is "can the shooter, shoot 1.5 MOA with a bullpup".
The Tavor 7 is the only DMR anyone could ever ask for. Compact and capable. I intend to take it out to Ontario Rifle Association range shoots in the summer.
Has anyone tried doing load development for it? What kind of bullets does it prefer? I only had a chance to shoot either cheap bulk ammo or my reloads with cheap bulk bullets so far. I'll try some SMK 168 and 175 loads at some point, when I have more time..
ah, I see what you mean now.
Retrospectively, I don't believe it was a cold/hot shift, rather it my climbing around the stock...once I settled in, so too did the gun. I'll try to get another range session in before the snow flies and will post up my targets.
Sorry to report a tragic boating accident. While I was able to get the canoe righted again, and was uninjured, all my NR guns that are currently on the OIC list, rest in 300 ft of water.
It's a damn shame...mods, please nuke the thread. Nothin' to see here folks.
It's a damn shame...mods, please nuke the thread. Nothin' to see here folks.
Well with all those guns in your canoe, it's no wonder you capsized. That thing must have been wildly overloaded.
I had 2" of freeboard at the gunwales, and thought I was good...quite unfortunately I underestimated, which is a shame. December 4, 2024 was a sad day indeed.
This thread makes me so sad now.... because of the tragic loss of my favourite rifle in a camp fire that got out of control. Tried to tell the kids to keep water nearby, but you know how it is.
Can't wait to explain to CBSA why my trigger was for a NR when it entered the mail system, but was prohibited a month later when their postal company decided not to work...
Can't wait to explain to CBSA why my trigger was for a NR when it entered the mail system, but was prohibited a month later when their postal company decided not to work...
