MY Accuracy Sucks

[Retro]

Thanks Klem..........surgery was done last Friday now it's don't move it for 30 days. I've experienced a couple of double taps because of not having solid control of my weapon at the time of discharge so the free recoil technique was a no go for me from the start. I also don't want to strap my gun down in a sled and then just pull the trigger as that doesn't appeal to me either. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a horrible shot, I'm just not a precision shooter yet either.
I hope to be one day and shooting is a new sport for me as I get a little older and can't do some of the more physical things that I used to do. I'm pretty comfortable with my ammo. I just switched to a single stage for my Grendel instead of using a turret press because I wanted tighter tolerances.

It was a surprising side show but I think we all agree that a particular technique suggested to mitigate stringing is unsuited to your gun. The lighter frames mean they jump more and the semi auto action brings with it the risk of an unauthorised discharge..

The vertical stringing as opposed to simply a larger group is specific and I remain convinced it will be something simple like not returning the gun to the same position after recoil (if you are comfortable it's not the ammunition). My experience at 1,000yds is it's all down to the wind. If your bullet is still stable at that range and you can see the splash to correct subsequent shots then it's all good fun. Good luck in the surgery.