Ruger presicion rifle,with er shaw barrel finally got her dialed in. Shoots as good as my kidd 10/22 i heated up the factory barrel in the shape of a S sending back to ruger,,,,,S,,,,,,, stands fir sucks....
Er shaw done a fine job with there match grade barrel... Shot the same with sk yellow box as it did with sk red box and Lapua center x... Beded the areas i could with alluminum tape... ....
Very interesting post, this is the first RPR 22LR we have had on the 6X5 but unfortunately your target did not actually correspond with the theme of this thread. The point is to shoot 6 groups of 5 rounds at various distances to demonstrate the accuracy of your system, and compare it against others. There is a results list on the first page of this thread from the previous versions (basically every time the Hide moved) up to this one. This is a very relaxed format, we don't care what target you use, what rifle, what distance, or even how you shoot it, just mention all of that for point of reference.
On to your post, I am interested to hear about your RPR and see how it shoots a 6X5. If you can get a picture of the rifle and a picture of the target, the only thing I ask is you have the target pre-measured as I don't have software to measure it. Typically you measure the out side edge (that black mark made on the paper that outlines the hole) of the two furthest rounds and then subtract the bullet diameter (generally accepted to be about 0.222" you can confirm this by measuring one single bullet hole and see they don't actually measure 0.224").
What is up with the aluminum tape bedding, what is the thought process behind that? I would like to hear more about the how, why, and results...
Thanks and welcome to the 6X5 - Jesse