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Nodes, Antinodes and Standing waves?
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<blockquote data-quote="gohring3006" data-source="post: 1207714" data-attributes="member: 78762"><p>Im not so sure Mudd. </p><p></p><p>I have experimented with different grips and free recoil from the bench, and experienced POI shifts. I have a 7 mag that doesn't liked to be held firmly. It opens up, and shoots horrible if I grip it firm and not let it free recoil. But if keep my thumb off the back of the grip and lay it to the side, (which I do with all my rifles now). And let it free recoil with the bipod loaded it will stack three shots in one whole... Then I have a 30-06 that doesn't really care how I hold it, it just shoots... It's very forgiving. </p><p></p><p></p><p>That's the reason for the thread title. The way we grip the rifle, the recoil, cheek weld, bipod load, lock time, all have influence on nodes,antinodes and standing waves. And all this happens while the bullet is traveling down the barrel, and at the time it exits.</p><p>So I was wondering if anyone experienced shooting prone changed these dynamic actions enough to warrant a new load work up...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gohring3006, post: 1207714, member: 78762"] Im not so sure Mudd. I have experimented with different grips and free recoil from the bench, and experienced POI shifts. I have a 7 mag that doesn't liked to be held firmly. It opens up, and shoots horrible if I grip it firm and not let it free recoil. But if keep my thumb off the back of the grip and lay it to the side, (which I do with all my rifles now). And let it free recoil with the bipod loaded it will stack three shots in one whole... Then I have a 30-06 that doesn't really care how I hold it, it just shoots... It's very forgiving. That's the reason for the thread title. The way we grip the rifle, the recoil, cheek weld, bipod load, lock time, all have influence on nodes,antinodes and standing waves. And all this happens while the bullet is traveling down the barrel, and at the time it exits. So I was wondering if anyone experienced shooting prone changed these dynamic actions enough to warrant a new load work up... [/QUOTE]
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