What was once an old war rifle....
- Thread starter Power Pill
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no a Lee Enfield No3 MK I
pre·ci·sion (pr-szhn)
n.
1. The state or quality of being precise; exactness.
2.
a. The ability of a measurement to be consistently reproduced.
b. The number of significant digits to which a value has been reliably measured.
adj.
1. Used or intended for accurate or exact measurement: a precision tool.
2. Made so as to vary minimally from a set standard: precision components.
3. Of or characterized by accurate action: precision bombing.
3" at 100yds is not precision....
n.
1. The state or quality of being precise; exactness.
2.
a. The ability of a measurement to be consistently reproduced.
b. The number of significant digits to which a value has been reliably measured.
adj.
1. Used or intended for accurate or exact measurement: a precision tool.
2. Made so as to vary minimally from a set standard: precision components.
3. Of or characterized by accurate action: precision bombing.
3" at 100yds is not precision....
burnt_servo
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I'm glad you enjoy your new rifle.
It is NOT a precision rifle. With 3 MOA groups, it doesn't even compare to poor factory rifles. Nothing personal, just saying it like it is - and echoing the sentiments of Obtunded and Wally before me.
-M
It is NOT a precision rifle. With 3 MOA groups, it doesn't even compare to poor factory rifles. Nothing personal, just saying it like it is - and echoing the sentiments of Obtunded and Wally before me.
-M
Well i get 3 inch groups because i havent had much practice with it...im sure they will improve
Im still a little jumpy with the 30 cal recoil
factory Winchester....i dont know the grains off hand
I'd like to see what it can do on an 800 yard pie plate?
Forget I asked.
After some practice, ill give it a try.
if i can find 800 yards
Well i get 3 inch groups because i havent had much practice with it...im sure they will improve
Im still a little jumpy with the 30 cal recoil
BLAHAHAHAHA!
Okay, NOW I'm a fan again... I was on the fence as to whether or not this was 'satire' - now I know where I stand on the issue!
My suggestion is to put a massive muzzle brake on it, something like Mossberg would put on a 12 Ga pistol-grip shotgun. Those are always the way to competition-winning groups... mainly because you can put out so much muzzle blast anyone competing against you will just quit and go home.
I'm pretty sure with milsurp bullets and antique strings of cordite you could be in the 0.1-0.3 MOA range with another week of practice or so.
-M
