<span style="font-size: 14pt">Hi Guys: Sighted in a new Bighorn Arms 260 Rem build today at 100 yards. I really can't say enough good things about AJ at Bighorn Arms and the quality of the action they make. After having the receiver blued, Ernie Boardman of Gunner's Sport Shop in Brookings, Oregon let me watch while he chambered and threaded a PacNor 20" Sendero barrel in 260 Rem. He is a true craftsman. Sunnyside Scott on the Hide sold me his aics 1.5 and after a bit of machining the creature was finished. Thanks for the stock Scott!
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<span style="font-size: 14pt">I shot 4 five round groups on playing cards. The first 2 unsuppressed were .4ish, the third group was suppressed and was .2 to .3ish with a shooter error enlarging the group to .5. The poi shift with the suppressor was unexpectedly significant (3 moa down and 2.5 right) which is a bit more than with other rifles I use the TBAC 30P on. </span>
<span style="font-size: 14pt">I unscrewed the suppressor, re-zerod turrets and shot the last group which came in at .15. Shooting was done bipod and bag out of the bed of the pickup truck and the scope is a USO SN-3 at 1.8-10x with a pretty thick mdmoa reticle The brass was only full length resized and zero load development was done. I think the gun shows potential to be freakishly accurate with the Bighorn PacNor combination. I look forward to shooting it with s bushing necksized fireformed brass and maybe doing a little load development. </span>
<span style="font-size: 14pt">Have a good weekend everyone.</span>
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<span style="font-size: 14pt">I shot 4 five round groups on playing cards. The first 2 unsuppressed were .4ish, the third group was suppressed and was .2 to .3ish with a shooter error enlarging the group to .5. The poi shift with the suppressor was unexpectedly significant (3 moa down and 2.5 right) which is a bit more than with other rifles I use the TBAC 30P on. </span>
<span style="font-size: 14pt">I unscrewed the suppressor, re-zerod turrets and shot the last group which came in at .15. Shooting was done bipod and bag out of the bed of the pickup truck and the scope is a USO SN-3 at 1.8-10x with a pretty thick mdmoa reticle The brass was only full length resized and zero load development was done. I think the gun shows potential to be freakishly accurate with the Bighorn PacNor combination. I look forward to shooting it with s bushing necksized fireformed brass and maybe doing a little load development. </span>
<span style="font-size: 14pt">Have a good weekend everyone.</span>
