Lets see some real nice groups shot bye members and friends post them here
- Thread starter manitou210
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Well done! By chance did you measure the group ?
Cat
Just over a minute. The black egg is about an inch wide, shot at just over 100 meters.
Tight ball of a kneeling position, sitting on the flat of my right foot, bean bag (toe bag) on the left support knee, rifle fore end on the bag, arms cradling the rifle.
Tight ball of a kneeling position, sitting on the flat of my right foot, bean bag (toe bag) on the left support knee, rifle fore end on the bag, arms cradling the rifle.
Super! I sit on the flat of my right foot as well .
Cat
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- Beaverlodge, Alberta
The best one I’ve shot in a while. My straight out of the box Pre ‘64 M70 in 300 H&H, 5 shots @ 100m with a spotless clean cold bore. The two flyers were the first and second shot.
The Outsider
CGN Regular
Three shots from my 1981 Remington 700 BDL in 30-06, original factory condition, using only sandbags at 100 yards.
63 grains of RL22 behind a 165 grain Hornady Interbond.
63 grains of RL22 behind a 165 grain Hornady Interbond.
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Group shooting is not about hitting a particular point on the paper. You do notn want your group hitting and distorting the aiming point.
3 shot groups are a good indication of the accuracy potential of the shooter and the rifle. If you can't shoot a good 3 shot group, you certainly won't shoot better 5 shot groups. I do not believe there are any competitions using 3 shot groups.
5 five shot groups averaged over a period of time are a much better indication of the rifle and the shooter.
3 shot test groups have been common since before I started shooting centerfire rifles in the 50's.
3 shot groups are a good indication of the accuracy potential of the shooter and the rifle. If you can't shoot a good 3 shot group, you certainly won't shoot better 5 shot groups. I do not believe there are any competitions using 3 shot groups.
5 five shot groups averaged over a period of time are a much better indication of the rifle and the shooter.
3 shot test groups have been common since before I started shooting centerfire rifles in the 50's.
I WILL START IT OFF HOPEING HERE FROM GNG MEMBERS LIKE,
EAGLEYE DAVE SUB .065" 40X, JEC, LINDAY,BILL, MARK,CARMEL, HOREMAN2,
6 SHOTS FIRED BYE OLEG,AT 300 Y 308 WIN 47 1.50 GR VARGET, BARNARD,30 BARTEIN
WITH IRON PEEP SIGHTS 6BR
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I USED TO WORK A ROBERSTON COUPOSITE AND SOLD STOCK TO DON GIRACI HEY SENT ACTUAL TARGET, HE ONE OF ORGINAL SHOOTERS FROM HOUSTON WAREHOUSE
https://precisio nrifleblog.com/2013/10/18/secrets-of-the-houston-warehouse-lessons-in-extreme-rifle-accuracy/
ASKED DON ABOUT TURNING NECK OF YOUR BRASS, ONLY FOOLS WOULD NOT
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MY 223 REM BARNARD 30 " BARREL VARGET AND 80,5 BERGERS, 300.YARDS
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MY GOOD FRIEND MIKE SHOT THIS LAST SUNDAY AT 200Y HIS NEW 30BR ,1/18 TWIST HE ALSO SHOT A 250 HUNTER CLASS WITH 5 V BULL OR DOS
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MY OLDER BROTHER SHOT THIS 30 BR HE IS 85View attachment 637691
Three on the right were foulers post barrel cleaning (about every 60 - 80 rounds). Ragged hole on left is three taking my time. 100m fairly calm winds (for AB). 7mm-08 140 gr accubond over RL 17 @ 2860 fps. About a 15 yr old trued 700 action with a 24" #2 contour Jury barrel in a Wildcat stock. A made in Alberta hunting rifle by Bob Galloway. Nice laser that's taken a lot of critters.
How big is the plate, TJ?
Cat
didn't take enough ammo today, so by the time I got to 700 meters I only had a few rounds left.
Shot with sling'n'irons.
The ghosted rounds were the first ones, then I made a sight correction and dropped the last 5 where they should be.
C.I.L. 950T action with a prototype stock,308, Bob Jury barrel, chambering by Paul Cook of PR Precision.
168ELDM bullets, 43 grains of H4895 powder.
Should have brought more ammo! LOL
Cat
Shot with sling'n'irons.
The ghosted rounds were the first ones, then I made a sight correction and dropped the last 5 where they should be.
C.I.L. 950T action with a prototype stock,308, Bob Jury barrel, chambering by Paul Cook of PR Precision.
168ELDM bullets, 43 grains of H4895 powder.
Should have brought more ammo! LOL
Cat
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