Supratt96, looks like your still using the Burris XTR II. Now that you've had it for awhile, do you have any further comments?
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**ROUND4 !!** 100YARD+, 6group, 30round SHOOTOUT!
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Thanks, Chance. I've been very happy with the DTA. Its actually exceeded my expectations which doesn't happen very often.
I was also very impressed with the results you're getting with your AI, especially considering the use of factory ammo. Can't wait to see what you can do with some custom loaded rounds.
I agonized for months between the DTA and the AIAX but ultimately went with the DTA. I'm sure I would have been equally happy if I had chosen the AI. Still hope to pick one up someday once my finances recover, lol. This hobby ain't cheap.
I did finally do a side by side comparison with my Nightforce 5.5-22. The Burris glass is not quite as good in terms of brightness, clarity and resolution, but it's only a small step behind. The Burris is a great scope for the money. Mechanically, it has performed perfectly. I haven't put it through any torture tests, so I can't comment on how rugged it is, but it certainly feels solid and has a great warrantee.
If the weather cooperates I will be using it in a 600 yd match next Saturday. That will give me the chance to see how it stacks up against my Nightforce 8-32 that I've been using for the last few years for f-class.
Name: Supratt96
Rifle: DTA SRS A1 / Bartlein 260 Rem 100y
Average: .380 MOA
Best: .237 MOA
Worst: .556 MOA
Rifle: DTA SRS A1 / Bartlein 260 Rem 100y
Average: .380 MOA
Best: .237 MOA
Worst: .556 MOA
The tighter groups were fireforming loads the larger groups were shot using formed brass and doing load development. I am very pleased with this rifle i just got from TD. Looks like I may have to stick to fireforming loads hahaha.
If you still the have the target you can follow the rules and submit it(basically date and name it, put a quarter for reference and take another picture; post a picture of your rifle as well).
I may just do that.
Name: 808Huntress - more info on the rifle please .... pretty please
Rifle: 700 clone? 243AI 100yards
Average: .275 MOA
Best: .147 MOA
Worst: .437 MOA
Rifle: 700 clone? 243AI 100yards
Average: .275 MOA
Best: .147 MOA
Worst: .437 MOA
Sure no problem MoBoost here it is:
Youngs Guns built .243 Ackley Improved. Manners T5A with Mini Chassis,24" Bartlein Barrel,Remington Action Trued and Blueprinted,Fluted PTG Bolt,Custom Barrel End Bolt Knob,Timney Trigger,Sako Extractor,Side Bolt Release,Fluted Barrel,Capped and Threaded 5/8-24,AI Mag.Ceracoated Finish.
This is the same rifle I asked you to check the group for me a few weeks ago. That was an incredible day for me i shot an .047 5 shot group and .289 45 shot group. but granted that was fireforming loads.
Youngs Guns built .243 Ackley Improved. Manners T5A with Mini Chassis,24" Bartlein Barrel,Remington Action Trued and Blueprinted,Fluted PTG Bolt,Custom Barrel End Bolt Knob,Timney Trigger,Sako Extractor,Side Bolt Release,Fluted Barrel,Capped and Threaded 5/8-24,AI Mag.Ceracoated Finish.
This is the same rifle I asked you to check the group for me a few weeks ago. That was an incredible day for me i shot an .047 5 shot group and .289 45 shot group. but granted that was fireforming loads.
A 45 shot group that measured .289... that is nothing short of astonishing! You have a unicorn rifle and crazy good shooting skills. If you're not competing on a national level, you should be.
Congrats!
GAP Crusader 6.5 Creedmoor, factory Hornady Match A-Max 140 grain, 95m/104yd, USO LR-17 scope. New rifle - first shots after break-in.
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Name: whitebread
Rifle: GAP Crusader 6.5 Creed 95m
Average: .868 MOA
Best: .665 MOA
Worst: 1.009
Rifle: GAP Crusader 6.5 Creed 95m
Average: .868 MOA
Best: .665 MOA
Worst: 1.009
Sometime you I feel like I should've stayed home ... haven't been to the range in weeks, oh well - better than working
Savage Hog Hunter 308win in XLR chassis, 100 yards
Mosin Nagant Sniper, 7.62x54R 100y
Remington 700 SPS 308Win another try
Savage 6PPC another try
Savage Hog Hunter 308win in XLR chassis, 100 yards
Mosin Nagant Sniper, 7.62x54R 100y
Remington 700 SPS 308Win another try
Savage 6PPC another try
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Name: MoBoost
Rife: Savage Hog Hunter 308Win 100y
Average: 1.578 MOA
Best: .999 MOA
Worst: 2.129
Rife: Savage Hog Hunter 308Win 100y
Average: 1.578 MOA
Best: .999 MOA
Worst: 2.129
Name: MoBoost
Rifle: Mosin Nagant Sniper 7.62x54R 100y
Average: 1.799 MOA
Best: 1.124 MOA
Worst: 2.494 MOA
Rifle: Mosin Nagant Sniper 7.62x54R 100y
Average: 1.799 MOA
Best: 1.124 MOA
Worst: 2.494 MOA
Name: MoBoost
Rifle: Remington 700 SPS 308Win 100y
Average: 1.001 MOA
Best: .524 MOA
Worst: 1.190 MOA
Rifle: Remington 700 SPS 308Win 100y
Average: 1.001 MOA
Best: .524 MOA
Worst: 1.190 MOA
Great shooting Eric! You need to learn to post pictures better, but those are some outstanding groups. I just want y'all to know that this is a older AIAE with many, many rounds down the barrel. It's really hard to beat these Accuracy International rifles...man they shoot.
Name: EricG<br />
Rifle: AI AE MKIII 308win 100yard<br />
Average: .416 MOA<br />
Best: .232 MOA<br />
Worst: .622 MOA<br />
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WTF?....was that thing in a vise?....
Nice shooting.
Rifle: AI AE MKIII 308win 100yard<br />
Average: .416 MOA<br />
Best: .232 MOA<br />
Worst: .622 MOA<br />
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WTF?....was that thing in a vise?....
Nice shooting.
This is a Remington 700 I bought here a few weeks ago. It's in a McMillan stock and has a 28" Criterion barrel with Savage type nut in 260 Remington. Using a Bushnell HDMR at 21x. To be honest the target was at 98 yards, lol, but I'm not moving the backstop! This was all load development. The three groups on the right (top) were all shot with 140 Berger VLDs. On the left (bottom) from the top down are 100 ballistic tips, 123 custom comp., then 142 SMKs
This is a Remington 700 with factory action/barrel in 300 blackout. I put it in an HS stock off of a 700P. That's a VX-R 2x7 scope. It isn't well suited to shooting groups as the orange circles were totally obscured. Not to bad though. All groups were shot with 125 TNTs. Shot a six round group on the lower right. Those on the left/bottom were shot w/o a can the three on the right/top were shot with my 30P in place
Both groups were shot 8/28/14
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Name: SUIScide
Rifle: Remington 700 / Creterion 260 Rem 100y
Average: .909 MOA
Best: .661 MOA
Worst: 1.155 MOA
Rifle: Remington 700 / Creterion 260 Rem 100y
Average: .909 MOA
Best: .661 MOA
Worst: 1.155 MOA
Name: SUIScide
Rifle: Remington 700 / OEM 300Blk 100y
Average: 1.147 MOA
Best: .856 MOA
Worst: 1.344 MOA
Rifle: Remington 700 / OEM 300Blk 100y
Average: 1.147 MOA
Best: .856 MOA
Worst: 1.344 MOA
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Name: Lazer
Rifle: Remington 700 / Kreiger 223Rem 100y
Average: .406 MOA
Best: .286 MOA
Worst: .489 MOA
Rifle: Remington 700 / Kreiger 223Rem 100y
Average: .406 MOA
Best: .286 MOA
Worst: .489 MOA
This round is OVER!!!!
Thanks for everyone's participation.
Winner is:
808Huntress 0.275 MOA 243AI
Thanks for everyone's participation.
Winner is:
808Huntress 0.275 MOA 243AI
In an attempt to jump-start "Round 5", here is a double submission...
I finally got around to shooting my TRG-22 and my DTA SRS A-1 (both chambered in .260 Rem) side by side. What a great experience!
supratt96
DTA SRS A-1
.260 Rem, Bartlien barrel
100 yds
Top row of target dots (the 1" ones)
Sako TRG-22
.260 Rem, factory barrel
100 yds
Bottom rows of target dots (the 2" ones)
I bought the DTA thinking that if really liked it, I would sell my TRG, thought being "why would I need two tactical rifles both chambered in .260 Rem". Well, I do really like the DTA, but after this exercise, I decided I can't bare to part with my TRG after all. They are very different, yet both are equally sweet to shoot!
I fired 35 rounds from each starting with a 5 shot group from each with a cold and spotlessly clean bore, alternating between rifles after each 5 shoot group.
I used a similar load for both rifles, Lapua brass, H-4831, 140gr A-Max.
On this particular day, the TRG out-shined the DTA, but I have had better days with the DTA when it equaled the TRG in accuracy. I was shooting the TRG from sandbags front and rear. This has proven to be the most stable shooting position I have found for this rifle. The DTA was shot from an Atlas bipod and the factory monopod. This set-up has produced some really fine accuracy, but loading the bipod consistently from a bench is difficult and I believe that is why the DTA had a few fliers on this day.
Both rifles exhibited exceptionally good cold bore consistency. The group from the SRS did have one flier, but that was actually the fourth shot, not the first. Not sure what happened with that one. Again, I believe it may have been the result of inconsistent bipod loading.
Here is the six, 5 shot groups for record...
I finally got around to shooting my TRG-22 and my DTA SRS A-1 (both chambered in .260 Rem) side by side. What a great experience!
supratt96
DTA SRS A-1
.260 Rem, Bartlien barrel
100 yds
Top row of target dots (the 1" ones)
Sako TRG-22
.260 Rem, factory barrel
100 yds
Bottom rows of target dots (the 2" ones)
I bought the DTA thinking that if really liked it, I would sell my TRG, thought being "why would I need two tactical rifles both chambered in .260 Rem". Well, I do really like the DTA, but after this exercise, I decided I can't bare to part with my TRG after all. They are very different, yet both are equally sweet to shoot!
I fired 35 rounds from each starting with a 5 shot group from each with a cold and spotlessly clean bore, alternating between rifles after each 5 shoot group.
I used a similar load for both rifles, Lapua brass, H-4831, 140gr A-Max.
On this particular day, the TRG out-shined the DTA, but I have had better days with the DTA when it equaled the TRG in accuracy. I was shooting the TRG from sandbags front and rear. This has proven to be the most stable shooting position I have found for this rifle. The DTA was shot from an Atlas bipod and the factory monopod. This set-up has produced some really fine accuracy, but loading the bipod consistently from a bench is difficult and I believe that is why the DTA had a few fliers on this day.
Both rifles exhibited exceptionally good cold bore consistency. The group from the SRS did have one flier, but that was actually the fourth shot, not the first. Not sure what happened with that one. Again, I believe it may have been the result of inconsistent bipod loading.
Here is the six, 5 shot groups for record...
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