btw it was a "crappy" norc as i recalled. LOL
XCR vs SIG
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btw it was a "crappy" norc as i recalled. LOL
Paul Morrison,
Search my last comments on the previous time this was debated.
re: the glock being used to win the IPSC Nationals by a shooter who was beating the scores of most of the open shooters a few years back.
Put that same glock into a PCC match and the same glock shooter won't even beat some local shooters using S&W PPC 9's or Sig Sauer X5's.
Anyways, I'm talking about Service Rifle and I'm still waiting.
Rich
Search my last comments on the previous time this was debated.
re: the glock being used to win the IPSC Nationals by a shooter who was beating the scores of most of the open shooters a few years back.
Put that same glock into a PCC match and the same glock shooter won't even beat some local shooters using S&W PPC 9's or Sig Sauer X5's.
Anyways, I'm talking about Service Rifle and I'm still waiting.
Rich
You can poke yourself in the eye with a hot ember as well. Both options are about as smart.
I have been fortunate to hunt a couple of moose in my day. Some big, some quite small, and the 6.8spc would not be my first, second, third, or SSSth choice for a moose rnd.
Truthfully, most shooters won't approach 1MOA (accuracy is what counts, precision just means you are fine with missing all the time) from any position that doesn't involve a benchrest, sandbags, max 3 shots, fliers, and ideal conditions. Those that can generally worked really hard at it. People that claim that they are fraction of a MOA shooters with their norcosavage are pretty common though.
Ffynn is going to come out in a couple of weeks time.
Ffynn: I saw your post, re the lift for the SR competition. I'll get you out there (both Sat and Sun). I'll be heading out to Homestead on the Saturday for our clinic and walk back as well, so we can post our accuracy results here.
157 out of 200.
