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| Waksupi, I have virtually eliminated flyers from my military bolt competition by weighing and culling the light weights. For match boolits, the results are worth it. BUT, keep in mind that we are normally talking sub 3 inch groups for a good rifle and shooter. When you are SURE of boolit consistency, I'm with Felix, start looking for other stuff like bench technique, loose sights, loose nut behing the butt plate , or something else. Frustrating, eh? sundog |
| Posts: 287 | Location: Koweta Mission, OK | Registered: 28 August 2001 |
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| It COULD be the loose nut behind the butt!
I do confess to not carefully placing the bags on the rest every time, but the consistancy of the problem seem to be the sticking point. Why would it only show up on only one shot per group? I keep my chaw in the same spot all the time when shooting> |
| Posts: 922 | Location: Somers, Montana | Registered: 23 May 2002 |
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| Thanks for the replies. I'll try again tomorrow. I can eliminate some of the bench error by lowering the bag position several inches, and that should be much more stable. I had them piled fairly high to offset recoil by sitting up straighter. |
| Posts: 922 | Location: Somers, Montana | Registered: 23 May 2002 |
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