TargetNorth
Regular
- Location
- Southern Alberta
Hey all,
First off posting from mobile so forgive the formatting.
h ttp://imgur.com/a/bgaYt
Links to the pictures.
So I have an ADM quick detach mount on my 6br. I tried 2 groups of 10 shots with the mount removed between EACH SHOT... so lots of off and then on again.
Then shot a 10 round group for control with no removal of the scope.
As you can see in the pictures, it is fairlt repeatable. The group sizes at 100m:
10 shot off/on 1.2"
10 shot off/on 1.16"
10 shot control 1.60" (1.05 without flier oops)
Notes:
1 for the control group I was almost shooting directly into the sun and could barely see the target. The last shot that went left i was one handing the rifle, other hand covering my eyes from the sun do not recommend. Usually the rifle groups 5 shots in. 5" at 100m like this. I just cut it down and added a brake and haven't returned loads yet. Blah blah blah I know I'm just making excuses for my lousy shooting. Have mercy, it's harder when it's not on the Internet.
2. I recently put this barrel on, and when it was off soaked it in cleaner and really scrubed it. I noted on one of the targets "1, 2, 3" because those were the first shots. I wonder if they would have been in the group otherwise?
3. I put the mount on the same way each time - push it forward and left, half close the front lever, half close the back lever, then fully close front then back levers. I'd like to try another time if this is important or not. Oh and levers were tight enough I could not really open them without a tool. A pen worked fine to open them up.
4. Why do this? Well, this is my gopher gun and I'd like to build a box as small as possible to store it in. If I can take off the scope and put it under the barrel in the case I can make it a lot smaller and easier to pack around. I'm satisfied from this test that the point of impact doesn't change much taking it off and on again. Once I re develop loads for the rifle I'll try it again.
http://i.imgur.com/K2DaYID.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/m7AWw2g.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/uTwDaIz.jpg
First off posting from mobile so forgive the formatting.
h ttp://imgur.com/a/bgaYt
Links to the pictures.
So I have an ADM quick detach mount on my 6br. I tried 2 groups of 10 shots with the mount removed between EACH SHOT... so lots of off and then on again.
Then shot a 10 round group for control with no removal of the scope.
As you can see in the pictures, it is fairlt repeatable. The group sizes at 100m:
10 shot off/on 1.2"
10 shot off/on 1.16"
10 shot control 1.60" (1.05 without flier oops)
Notes:
1 for the control group I was almost shooting directly into the sun and could barely see the target. The last shot that went left i was one handing the rifle, other hand covering my eyes from the sun do not recommend. Usually the rifle groups 5 shots in. 5" at 100m like this. I just cut it down and added a brake and haven't returned loads yet. Blah blah blah I know I'm just making excuses for my lousy shooting. Have mercy, it's harder when it's not on the Internet.
2. I recently put this barrel on, and when it was off soaked it in cleaner and really scrubed it. I noted on one of the targets "1, 2, 3" because those were the first shots. I wonder if they would have been in the group otherwise?
3. I put the mount on the same way each time - push it forward and left, half close the front lever, half close the back lever, then fully close front then back levers. I'd like to try another time if this is important or not. Oh and levers were tight enough I could not really open them without a tool. A pen worked fine to open them up.
4. Why do this? Well, this is my gopher gun and I'd like to build a box as small as possible to store it in. If I can take off the scope and put it under the barrel in the case I can make it a lot smaller and easier to pack around. I'm satisfied from this test that the point of impact doesn't change much taking it off and on again. Once I re develop loads for the rifle I'll try it again.
http://i.imgur.com/K2DaYID.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/m7AWw2g.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/uTwDaIz.jpg
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