02-18-2020, 06:30 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-18-2020, 07:06 AM by guitarhillbilly.)
kmon Wrote:I have heard do this / do that over the years for better accuracy. My thought for most shooters woud be b3tter served finding a good load and shooting it more often than to chase the ultimate in accuracy. Most f the time whether we will admit it or not we as the shooter are the part of the puzzle that is the weakest.
Shooting is a system Equipment firearm/scope + consistent ammo + the shooter. The largest variable component of the system is the shooter
That is just my 2 cents.
There is no doubt that my Savage Bolt Rifles CAN OUT SHOOT me. That is exactly why I need the extra help with my loads.The very things mentioned here help improve consistency. It only takes about 15-20 minutes to weigh a 100 bullets and put them into sub groups. Most of my co workers shoot at 50 or 100 yards on the weekend and don't ever shoot at 300 yards which is not even a long distance. For those folks grab some off the shelf ammo and have some fun.
My postings are suggestions for folks that are willing to go the extra mile and shoot more than a 100 yards.