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Re: Some advice please
Well.....the bullets are "keyholing" which could be caused from a muzzle brake being misalligned or a suppressor baffle strike, something is altering the bullets flight path or the bullet is just not stabilizing. This goes way beyond basic marksmanship and its not you making groups open up tlike that.
Does it have any type of muzzle device?
Kirk R
Well.....the bullets are "keyholing" which could be caused from a muzzle brake being misalligned or a suppressor baffle strike, something is altering the bullets flight path or the bullet is just not stabilizing. This goes way beyond basic marksmanship and its not you making groups open up tlike that.
Does it have any type of muzzle device?
Kirk R
Re: Some advice please
It does have a battle comp brake, i believe it was installed by the first owner.
It does have a battle comp brake, i believe it was installed by the first owner.
Re: Some advice please
Take a look at the end of the brake and you may be able to see brass shavings or some evidence of bullet strike. Take the brake off and shoot it.
Kirk R
Take a look at the end of the brake and you may be able to see brass shavings or some evidence of bullet strike. Take the brake off and shoot it.
Kirk R
Re: Some advice please
Dont see any brass shavings or any debris for that matter, so the bullet is hitting the brake which is causing the eratic shooting pattern?
Also, forgive my ignorance but will shooting like this cause any damage to the gun/barrel?
and how do I take the brake off?
Thanks.
Dont see any brass shavings or any debris for that matter, so the bullet is hitting the brake which is causing the eratic shooting pattern?
Also, forgive my ignorance but will shooting like this cause any damage to the gun/barrel?
and how do I take the brake off?
Thanks.
Re: Some advice please
The bullet striking the brake could most definitely cause this, not sure if thats the case. You can remove the compensator with a standard wrench.
Also, what bullet weight are you shooting and what twist barrel do you have?
Kirk R
The bullet striking the brake could most definitely cause this, not sure if thats the case. You can remove the compensator with a standard wrench.
Also, what bullet weight are you shooting and what twist barrel do you have?
Kirk R
Re: Some advice please
Take the brake off and retry it, looks like someone was launching bullets at the target with a slingshot or someone was poking your target with a tire iron. At that distance definately something altering the bullets path.
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Take the brake off and retry it, looks like someone was launching bullets at the target with a slingshot or someone was poking your target with a tire iron. At that distance definately something altering the bullets path.
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