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<blockquote data-quote="Ian M" data-source="post: 123143" data-attributes="member: 25"><p>Matt,</p><p>You are correct, some days all we do is make empty brass. On the other hand, when I am shooting well I can release the trigger and know that sucker is going into the group. Simple as that, I did my part, now the rifle and ammo can do theirs. Feels like I can pound them on top of each other when I am on, but you have to pull the trigger a lot to get there and stay there.</p><p></p><p>Fortunately, deer and most big game are relatively large targets until they get out past 500 yards or so. Having seen images of your rifle I am confident it will survive a drop of only three steps. But something like that bugs the heck out of a person. </p><p></p><p>I have a rifle here now that I have to shoot. It went down a mountain under a horse. Should be interesting to see if it is still zeroed. It operates OK, nothing bent or out of order. Just not sure if the scope is still zeroed. Only one way to find out.</p><p></p><p>Great to hear from you, hope your family is fine and your new challenges are enjoyable.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ian M, post: 123143, member: 25"] Matt, You are correct, some days all we do is make empty brass. On the other hand, when I am shooting well I can release the trigger and know that sucker is going into the group. Simple as that, I did my part, now the rifle and ammo can do theirs. Feels like I can pound them on top of each other when I am on, but you have to pull the trigger a lot to get there and stay there. Fortunately, deer and most big game are relatively large targets until they get out past 500 yards or so. Having seen images of your rifle I am confident it will survive a drop of only three steps. But something like that bugs the heck out of a person. I have a rifle here now that I have to shoot. It went down a mountain under a horse. Should be interesting to see if it is still zeroed. It operates OK, nothing bent or out of order. Just not sure if the scope is still zeroed. Only one way to find out. Great to hear from you, hope your family is fine and your new challenges are enjoyable. [/QUOTE]
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