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Zero Ranges Benefits/Drawbacks Specific for 6.5 Grendel
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LR1955 Wrote:Kilco:

I ask, not because the rifle may change but because the shooter may change. Am curious to know how much and how often. I have sometimes gone five training sessions without any change but the sixth session, same range, same conditions, shows a change. Whether the change is minor or major depends on the standards one has set. I bring it up only because sometimes people can get consumed with trying to figure out why instead of just accepting it for that day and continuing on.

LR55

Massive truth to this, and even regarding this rifle you are 100% correct.

Even though this is a 15 lbs bolt gun and relatively easy to shoot, every few outing with it I'll find myself shooting inexplicably low 1/2 to 1". Seems to be a Trend with me and all my rifles.

With my Grendel (16" 7.3 lbs rifle) I find if my concentration is off or I've had one too many coffees I'm usually puilling to the low right.
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Zero Ranges Benefits/Drawbacks Specific for 6.5 Grendel - by Kilco - 10-03-2017, 12:14 PM

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