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Could be a number of things... ammo, lighting, scope parallax, etc. but I'd probably look at shooter position first. Shoulder pressure, cheek pressure, that sort of thing.
I agree ! If I could get him to shoot more than 5 shots maybe that would help . LolI would say if his groups are better than yours listen up. If his are worse than yours well he doesn’t have much to say imho.
Thank u . Shooting free recoil so there is no shoulder or cheek pressure .
10 ring is a hair under 3”I’m not familiar with this how big is the 10 ring looks like 6” but could be the photo
Actually when I shot that string the mirage shield was not attached .That doesn't mean there aren't any gun handling issues, just that they are more subtle and a lot harder to nail down. More in the return of the gun to position after every shot, little stuff like that.
I don't shoot much 'true' free recoil, mainly because I don't have the setup for it - and a .308 with 200s isn't really FR friendly either.
If you really don't think it's position related, then you're back to conditions, etc. Lighting changes during the string (sun going behind a cloud, or vice versa) can do that, as can wind shifts (direction). Mirage can absolutely screw with you like that, too. Speaking of which... you *are* using a mirage shield, right?
Actually when I shot that string the mirage shield was not attached .
Might want to try it *with* the mirage shield next time, especially with a 20 shot string... just sayin'...![]()
I'm pretty sure I shot with you at the 500 yard line. Great shooting by the way. I'm not sure which guy you were but I seem to get similar results on the target as you do with a 6BR. I don't have a great answer unfortunately lol, it's hard to tell when the possible fliers are sub moa. I have definitely noticed my accuracy is at its best after annealing and I have been able to pull off my share of 10X group's. When I see shots starting to stray, I anneal which is around 4-5 firings with my current 6BR brass.
I'm pretty sure I shot with you at the 500 yard line. Great shooting by the way. I'm not sure which guy you were but I seem to get similar results on the target as you do with a 6BR. I don't have a great answer unfortunately lol, it's hard to tell when the possible fliers are sub moa. I have definitely noticed my accuracy is at its best after annealing and I have been able to pull off my share of 10X group's. When I see shots starting to stray, I anneal which is around 4-5 firings with my current 6BR brass.
I'm pretty sure I shot with you at the 500 yard line. Great shooting by the way. I'm not sure which guy you were but I seem to get similar results on the target as you do with a 6BR. I don't have a great answer unfortunately lol, it's hard to tell when the possible fliers are sub moa. I have definitely noticed my accuracy is at its best after annealing and I have been able to pull off my share of 10X group's. When I see shots starting to stray, I anneal which is around 4-5 firings with my current 6BR brass.
Oh if there is decent mirage at 500 yards, then let me shoot the sighter then might as well put the blind fold on because I can't see shite.
I went to the first 500 match few years back and the score targets were black.lol
My last relay I nailed a 200-17X,,, just pure luck.
You'll have to show me how to do that app. I don't think there's anything wrong with technology when it works to your advantage, and then everybody will have to step it up.lol
In a good way it would make the 500 more enjoyable rather than just guessing and sending.
It looks good to me. What is your gun capable of accuracy wise. What MOA size group does it shoot at 50yds and 100yds. You can't ask more from your gun, MOA wise, than it is capable of at 50 yds. All error...human, wind, etc., is magnified as the range increases. Accuracy wise,, your gun should be capable of cleaning a target with all X's. On the other hand, match wise, a 400-0X beats the hell out of 399-39x.View attachment 7092634
You'll have to show me how to do that app. I don't think there's anything wrong with technology when it works to your advantage, and then everybody will have to step it up.lol
In a good way it would make the 500 more enjoyable rather than just guessing and sending.
You'll have to show me how to do that app. I don't think there's anything wrong with technology when it works to your advantage, and then everybody will have to step it up.lol
In a good way it would make the 500 more enjoyable rather than just guessing and sending.
There's a solution already available, relatively 'mature' as far as tech goes...
...the problem with cameras at distance is that eventually, you'll have one shot hole inside another shot hole, and there's no way to tell which one it was. Plus you still have to go down range and change targets every relay. With e-targets, you can off-set the acoustic zero say 1.5 moa, so the physical holes are high in the 9 ring, but everybody 'sees' their shots in the X-ring. Then you can shoot literally all day, with multiple shooters pounding the X-ring, and never have to go down and change anything.
Might be a very good investment for your club - with that, and some *black* target centers, they might be able to hold NRA matches![]()
You are not really getting a very accurate F Class experience, you should have some way of at least seeing where your last shot hit (Pits with scoring discs or electronic targets). I don't think many people who shoot F Class could do well just guessing where their shots land.
Being concerned about your "fliers" doesn't help much, is he giving you tips to help reduce them?
What do your 100 yard groups look like?
What is your rifle/rest setup?
It isn't easy keeping 20 shots close together.
You are not really getting a very accurate F Class experience, you should have some way of at least seeing where your last shot hit (Pits with scoring discs or electronic targets). I don't think many people who shoot F Class could do well just guessing where their shots land.
Being concerned about your "fliers" doesn't help much, is he giving you tips to help reduce them?
What do your 100 yard groups look like?
What is your rifle/rest setup?
It isn't easy keeping 20 shots close together.
It is worth a shot but you will probably just end up magnifying a distorted image. At least you will have a neat setup for recording videos for your friends or youtube or somehting like that.Im going to give something new a try this Saturday . Digiscoping ! You take your 20-60 spotting scope , attach your iPhone , and use your phone camera magnification also . Im really hoping this works . We will see !
You were right about distorted ! Back to the drawing board . Think I might just say screw the $500 spotting scope and use my 10-50 . They let us use the shoot and see for sighters so I guess I’ll just shoot a sighter like every 5 rounds .It is worth a shot but you will probably just end up magnifying a distorted image. At least you will have a neat setup for recording videos for your friends or youtube or somehting like that.
You'll have to show me how to do that app. I don't think there's anything wrong with technology when it works to your advantage, and then everybody will have to step it up.lol
In a good way it would make the 500 more enjoyable rather than just guessing and sending.
I'm going to the 300 yard match on Saturday. I decided not to waste any more rounds at 500.
I'm going to the 300 yard match on Saturday. I decided not to waste any more rounds at 500.
Thanks, I went today with my brass freshly annealed and had used the body die to bump the headspace back so accuracy should improve the next few matches now that the headspace is 0 again.
I ended up getting 1st place with a clean 400-33x.
It sure is nice to be able to see the bullet holes nicely.