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Ruger m77 Markii?s
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<blockquote data-quote="Overkill338" data-source="post: 1786678" data-attributes="member: 110473"><p>Did you start with a clean barrel? Did you let it cool completely between shots? How much space do you have on your "float" ? Is the weight of the rifle, making the stock lightly touch the barrel, from sitting on the bipod? Are you consistent with the way you hold your cheek against the stock? Stock trigger or AM ? Have you made sure the scope rings are tight on the action, AND the ring cap screws are all tight. If you don't find any loose, I would first try a different scope. Scopes do fail sometimes, even expensive ones. If it does it with a different scope, have the barrel checked (got a bore scope?), it may just be "shot out".</p><p></p><p>Anyway, hope this helps. You left this wide open without all the information.</p><p></p><p>Last thing I will say, is most of the Ruger M77 MkII's I've dealt with, like the pressure point. I do like the MKII's</p><p>[ATTACH=full]164696[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Overkill338, post: 1786678, member: 110473"] Did you start with a clean barrel? Did you let it cool completely between shots? How much space do you have on your "float" ? Is the weight of the rifle, making the stock lightly touch the barrel, from sitting on the bipod? Are you consistent with the way you hold your cheek against the stock? Stock trigger or AM ? Have you made sure the scope rings are tight on the action, AND the ring cap screws are all tight. If you don't find any loose, I would first try a different scope. Scopes do fail sometimes, even expensive ones. If it does it with a different scope, have the barrel checked (got a bore scope?), it may just be "shot out". Anyway, hope this helps. You left this wide open without all the information. Last thing I will say, is most of the Ruger M77 MkII's I've dealt with, like the pressure point. I do like the MKII's [ATTACH=full]164696[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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