11-11-2011, 02:10 PM
LRRPF52 Wrote:One thing with shooting the AR is that it seems more sensitive to positioning than other guns...snipIt was hard transitioning from highly accurate bolt guns to the AR. With my bolt guns, you had to try hard to make them shoot poorly. Just the opposite with the ARs I have shot. Seems like every presentation flaw you have, contributes exponentially to loss of accuracy in an AR. If I hold mine in a "death grip", it tends to have excellent vertical dispersion, but strings horizontally. That's just me. Also, my experience has been that the smaller the caliber, the more sensitive it is to presentation flaws. My 450b shoots MOA or less at 100 yards almost at will. I can let it practically free recoil, hold onto it lightly, tightly, doesn't matter. Again, just my experience though. If my livelihood depended upon putting my first shot into an X-ring at modest ranges, an AR would be my last choice.
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