Extreme spread / Standard Deviation

[Coyoter]

Another thought...
You say that getting the action out of the stock is a chore. It's possible that your recoil lug isn't doing all of the work. Your magizine could be (inconsistantly) absorbing some of the recoil which could induce vertical stringing.
Coyoter

 

[milanuk]

Actually, that has been suggested by a few of the locals at the range. Someone asked if it was pillar-bedded, and I didn't know, so I went home to take it out of the stock, as it had been a while. Takes me 5-10 minutes to get the thing out of the stock, *after* the screws are removed. And, no, it's not pillar bedded. The barrel is free-floated, w/ just a dab of bedding material about 1" in front of the recoil lug. It's getting to the point that it may be due for a pillar bedding job this summer, btwn rock chuck in the spring, and my (hopeful) trip back to western Nebraska in August or so.

Thanks,

Monte

 

[kidcoltoutlaw]

does anybody shoot a 50 bmg and if so what is your SD and es ? im getting sd 23 and es 59 with good groups.i know the other calibers do better but im shooting 220 plus grains of powder can i get some credit for that ha ha.kind of like going up .5 grains in a 30-06. in a 50 bmg most go up alot more like 2 grains a pop it's still a small % of the powder charge,thanks,keith

 

[CRaTxn]

Steve

I agree with you especially on the "MOLY" bullet problems some of the 1000 yard benchrest shooters have had in the past with the stuff..

I think he also has a problem with the chronagraph not reading consistant.

Just a thought.
Darryl Cassel

Amen...borrow a different chronograph