Reply With QuoteHere's the Course of Fire:
Apologize as it spent some in my cargo pocket yesterday.
I was Shooter #3.
Here's a video from on of the stages:
https://youtu.be/YOMwt-PX_98
Here's the Course of Fire:
Apologize as it spent some in my cargo pocket yesterday.
Congrats! And that bolt really does look effortless to cycle. Dang!
and won by a big margine...great shooting!!
Holy moly. That bolt DOES look effortless. What action is that and what did you do to it?
Mausingfield M5 by American Rifle Company. And added a bit of oil..... It's all in the way it's engineered.
Gulp.... Looks awesome but way too much for my tight pockets.
I sold all my Savage rifles to build this one, but it uses Savage small shank threads, so I run prefits just the same.
Yea will keep that in the back of my head for later on when I have to many rifles and want to consolidate them. I can't wait to get my XLR in.
Screw that stand and deliver stage... hahahaha
Well done, sir.
You gotta have a little bit of everything to win! If you look at the way the scores developed I started way behind a couple of guys.Originally Posted by upSLIDEdown
I noticed that. Very interesting.
I actually rezero'd my rifle during the first 3 stages which is why my scores were so low. Cold bore stage I was .3 mils high and left. Made the adjustment and came back to the 100yds stage and was .2 right. Threw it on the dial and ran the rest of the match.
My POI was changed with the following adjustments:
1. new buttstock
2. Extended LOP from 14.5 to 15.25" (Forgot to re-measure after installing a new folding adapter before the last range trip... DOH!)
3. New rear bag.
All these together changed the recoil characteristics enough to throw my zero off, but if you keep your head on straight, take notes, and make your adjustments it can still be a good day in the end.
Hah, yeah, that makes for a trying day. For sure. Glad you pulled it all together though, that's awesome.
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