Re: Practical Tactical Practice - Avoiding Group Shots
heres my first shot at it:
Remington LTR .308
AICS stock
USO ST-10 10X MOA/MOA scope
168 grain Federal Gold Medal Match
Perfect Day, 65ish degrees no percievable wind.
First Target
second target:
the second target bottom row middle has 2 shots at it, the one that is low came from a butterfly that landed there and I felt the urge to politely ask him to move!
All in all a tough drill, I'll keep shooting it. My biggest problems are:
1) the crosshairs cover up my dots! I guess I could use more power, or finer hairs.
2) I only have .5 MOA adjustments, so when I'm this close, I'm better off not dialing anything in... or else I'll miss equally on the other side.
I was shooting with a crappy bipod, that was hard to load, I the feet didn't want to grab the sandy soil, and the legs had a bad habit of flexing/springing forward under load. When I was done it looked like I had a skidmarks in the ground in front of me from the constant back and forth.
I'm not going to change my scope out, so I better get used to holding off by just a touch if I'm to get any better at this!
what do you ya'll think?