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Cold bore shot group vs Warm bore shot group
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<blockquote data-quote="CDA" data-source="post: 168729"><p>LR hunting requires a bi-pod most of the time. Why would anyone think that throwing a pill beyond 500 yards without a sturdy rest is warranted without proper support. A bi-pod is not a huge inconvenience and I believe most here would benefit from doing all their pre-season shooting from field positions and "real world" hunting situations via LR scenario's which would employ the use of a bi-pod a rear bag.</p><p></p><p>I am having a hard time seeing where a heavy trigger would make a 12 o'clock paper print? Let alone a light forend? If the rifle is properly free floated there should be little issue. However, noodle barrels are often not typically as accurate after 3 or more shots. Yes, I agree, a heavy trigger does not usually equal a tight group or even a tiny group.</p><p></p><p>The rifle is question doesn't yield normal visions of a LR set up. Throw a #5, #6 or so barrel on there with some good bedding a free floating and now you've got something.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CDA, post: 168729"] LR hunting requires a bi-pod most of the time. Why would anyone think that throwing a pill beyond 500 yards without a sturdy rest is warranted without proper support. A bi-pod is not a huge inconvenience and I believe most here would benefit from doing all their pre-season shooting from field positions and "real world" hunting situations via LR scenario's which would employ the use of a bi-pod a rear bag. I am having a hard time seeing where a heavy trigger would make a 12 o'clock paper print? Let alone a light forend? If the rifle is properly free floated there should be little issue. However, noodle barrels are often not typically as accurate after 3 or more shots. Yes, I agree, a heavy trigger does not usually equal a tight group or even a tiny group. The rifle is question doesn't yield normal visions of a LR set up. Throw a #5, #6 or so barrel on there with some good bedding a free floating and now you've got something. [/QUOTE]
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