My new precision gun:) XCR-L
- Thread starter Brianma65
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I had 5 or 6 groups just over an inch, but I ditch those.
If I can get it to .750 MOA, I'll live with that
Brian dude, you really need .75 MOA? You realize the 1 and a bit MOA you have now if freaking awesome for a semi (heck even more so for an XCR) Don't bust a vein in your head trying to make .75 . If you do then good on you but I think with your rifle you should pat yourself on the back at the slightly over 1 MOA you have now. Well done.
Moe
Hey Moe, I hear what your saying, it's just that, that's all I got around here.
Shooting targets,all the time, rifle and pistol,twice a week.
So , messing around with the loads , breaks up the game.
But ya,I'm happy with those results.. I'll play around with those and see if they're consistent.
I just want to see how good this gun can shoot, consistently
Shooting targets,all the time, rifle and pistol,twice a week.
So , messing around with the loads , breaks up the game.
But ya,I'm happy with those results.. I'll play around with those and see if they're consistent.
I just want to see how good this gun can shoot, consistently
Mine patterns like 12ga, though I don't use bench/bags/pods. I use my boots.
I want to see how well I can shoot, consistently.
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Kidding aside, nice shooting.
Thats fine but you still should know what the rifle is capable of before you see what you are capable of.
Is that an out-of-the-box gun, or did you need to do any tweaking? Either way, congrats...and enjoy!
If you buy and sell enough guns, and properly test each one, you occasionally luck into a true gem. I recently did just that with a terrific Dominion Arms Socom, and I am now a firm believer in the old saying "It's better to be lucky than good!"
Now comes the true test: can you resist the idiotic compulsion, common among gun nuts, to sell or trade that gun off? We get a gun that shoots better than we have any right to expect, and then in a moment of weakness sell it when something else shiny comes along. Don't ask me how I know!
If you buy and sell enough guns, and properly test each one, you occasionally luck into a true gem. I recently did just that with a terrific Dominion Arms Socom, and I am now a firm believer in the old saying "It's better to be lucky than good!"
Now comes the true test: can you resist the idiotic compulsion, common among gun nuts, to sell or trade that gun off? We get a gun that shoots better than we have any right to expect, and then in a moment of weakness sell it when something else shiny comes along. Don't ask me how I know!
Is that an out-of-the-box gun, or did you need to do any tweaking? Either way, congrats...and enjoy!
If you buy and sell enough guns, and properly test each one, you occasionally luck into a true gem. I recently did just that with a terrific Dominion Arms Socom, and I am now a firm believer in the old saying "It's better to be lucky than good!"
Now comes the true test: can you resist the idiotic compulsion, common among gun nuts, to sell or trade that gun off? We get a gun that shoots better than we have any right to expect, and then in a moment of weakness sell it when something else shiny comes along. Don't ask me how I know!
No tweaking, it started off as a 7.62, I changed it to a .223.
Brand new kit.
And I know what you mean, I had a new keymod,when they first came out, got sub MOA and sold it.
Think I'll hang on to this one,as I kinda learned,sub MOA ,out of a semi is good.
I love my xcr heavy barrel in .223 and 6.8 it's a tack driver as far as being a semi what I don't get is it loves norinco white box .223 from the 90s go figure still need to do some handloading for it to see what it is really capable of. I don't see where they get the bad rep of not being accurate out of the half dozen or so I have had the chance to shoot they all were very accurate rifles
