Steve Janes
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Calgary/Ontario
Keep yapping fellas, it happens when it happens.
lol, which is never.....you credibility is done on this one dude. don't bother
Keep yapping fellas, it happens when it happens.
lol, which is never.....you credibility is done on this one dude. don't bother
To all those posting up giving beltfed a hard time or using other XCR's to show their groups (unfortunately much larger groups), think again. Multiple 10rd. groups under 1/2 MOA from a unmodified XCR, I think not. To do it once in a 3 rd. group would be incredible, but possible maybe? However the OP has stated/shown multiple 10rd. groups and at 124Meters no less while shooting on top of his truck box cover. No one here who knows what it takes to shoot 1/2 MOA at 100Yds never mind 124Meters should be giving beltfed a hard time for making this challenge, no one. Based on the facts of the OP's claims it is extremely difficult if not impossible to believe what was accomplished, but not for the reasons of the shooters skill but the rifle he is using. Now if beltfed doesn't make good on his plan of getting to the range to witness this by the end of June, well we will all be sorrowly disappointed and yes his credibility may be tainted but only for not coming through on the challenge.
Now to beltfed please, suck it up and step up to finish what you started (before the end of June), as there are more then a few who like you believe this impossible. The confirmation of this is very likely the reason many are waiting to acquire an XCR and they need to be shown that a grouping of 10Rds. (never mind several) at 124Meters in under 1/2MOA is not easily done from any premium bolt rifle and should not be expected from any mass produced affordably priced semi-auto.
Multiple 10rd. groups under 1/2 MOA from a unmodified XCR, I think not. To do it once in a 3 rd. group would be incredible, but possible maybe? However the OP has stated/shown multiple 10rd. groups and at 124Meters no less while shooting on top of his truck box cover. No one here who knows what it takes to shoot 1/2 MOA at 100Yds never mind 124Meters should be giving beltfed a hard time for making this challenge, no one. Based on the facts of the OP's claims it is extremely difficult if not impossible to believe what was accomplished, but not for the reasons of the shooters skill but the rifle he is using. Now if beltfed doesn't make good on his plan of getting to the range to witness this by the end of June, well we will all be sorrowly disappointed and yes his credibility may be tainted but only for not coming through on the challenge.
Now to beltfed please, suck it up and step up to finish what you started (before the end of June), as there are more then a few who like you believe this impossible. The confirmation of this is very likely the reason many are waiting to acquire an XCR and they need to be shown that a grouping of 10Rds. (never mind several) at 124Meters in under 1/2MOA is not easily done from any premium bolt rifle and should not be expected from any mass produced affordably priced semi-auto.
I agree^^^
I don't need Beltfed to attend this challenge in order to make up my mind. This is just like having to see the earth from space to believe the earth is round. The XCR will not deliver these results even if you welded it to a 2 ton anvil.
Nuff said...
Boo, your links are not working.
Haha. I'm back on the feet and back to work - just a matter of finding time for this.
Some of you may find this somewhat shocking -I have a life, obligations and other demands of my time other than the shooting sports. Sucks but true.
Been contemplating on getting one of these. Still undecided. How about a video ?I'm contemplating making a video when I'm back home on the range to try and eliviate some of the concern.
Hello,
I recently acquired a rob arm XCR .223 from another gun nutter on the EE (thanks Ben) and this is the range report. Only mods are the NEA AR stock adaptor and the Vltor buttstock (highly recommended) And the PWS brake. The optic is a Sightron SIII 6-24x50 LRMOA in an American Defense 30mm delta mount with QD levers. Ammo was Fiocchi 50gr V-max .223 rem ammunition. Shooting on top of the tonneau cover out of a F-150 with an Accushot Altas bipod. I'm super impressed with this set up, I think that after having groups like these, owning a .223 bolt gun just seems redundant. Enjoy. PS I don't want to hear any flak about the knitted pillows or any other things going on in these pictures. The target was 124 meters away
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I would love to see pics of this collection.