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<blockquote data-quote="linksmechanic" data-source="post: 199073" data-attributes="member: 7317"><p>Bounty: What is your idea of a few? A hundred? A thousand? I know that I'm gonna regret sharing this but I actually have a ruger that I have shot 4 5 shot groups in the .1's. Now I know that this is not normal with any gun but it happens. I have a few of the targets too prove it. I'm no professional shooter by any means but I tend to get to the range 2-3 days per week. This was with a box stock ruger vt .308 target grey in a hogue aluminum bed block stock. I shoot only 190 grn. bergers out of it. I'm starting to wonder alot about berger bullets. I shoot the 180's in a box stock sendero sfII that has shot consistent .2's. I recently switched over to berger's in my .204 and have shot a best of .375. This is crazy accuracy. Hell, my 7 mag doesn't even have a muzzle break. I starting to think alot of it has to do with jamming them into the lands. Not because of the design of the bullet but that when your jamming bullets into the lands your basically eliminating any unsquareness of the action or unconcentricity of the case neck. In my mind you are basically aligning the bullet as true as possible because it's pushed into the land. Just a theory of mine, might be hogwash. I just can't see how 2 box stock 700's and a ruger can shoot so good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="linksmechanic, post: 199073, member: 7317"] Bounty: What is your idea of a few? A hundred? A thousand? I know that I'm gonna regret sharing this but I actually have a ruger that I have shot 4 5 shot groups in the .1's. Now I know that this is not normal with any gun but it happens. I have a few of the targets too prove it. I'm no professional shooter by any means but I tend to get to the range 2-3 days per week. This was with a box stock ruger vt .308 target grey in a hogue aluminum bed block stock. I shoot only 190 grn. bergers out of it. I'm starting to wonder alot about berger bullets. I shoot the 180's in a box stock sendero sfII that has shot consistent .2's. I recently switched over to berger's in my .204 and have shot a best of .375. This is crazy accuracy. Hell, my 7 mag doesn't even have a muzzle break. I starting to think alot of it has to do with jamming them into the lands. Not because of the design of the bullet but that when your jamming bullets into the lands your basically eliminating any unsquareness of the action or unconcentricity of the case neck. In my mind you are basically aligning the bullet as true as possible because it's pushed into the land. Just a theory of mine, might be hogwash. I just can't see how 2 box stock 700's and a ruger can shoot so good. [/QUOTE]
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