McRee Chassis Systems ability to return to zero

[SONIC SAAMI]

Scoped barreled action out of a McRee folder to perform some needed maintenance,inspection and clean up .

After work was done stabbed the action back into the stock then went out to re-zero.

Dead on @100m

Kinda surprised as a .01mil adjustment with other stocks/chassis systems has been the norm.

 

[shotdown]

Re: McRee Chassis Systems ability to return to zero

Awesome. I'm trying to pick one up myself.

 

[TF160 Guy]

Re: McRee Chassis Systems ability to return to zero

I had a similar experience. Replaced my name brand stock on a GAP Rock rifle and Night Force scope combination. Took the McRee stock out of the box, mounted according to the instructions and went to the range.

Not only did the zero NOT change but the groups were 1/4 MOA tighter. Walked it out to 350 yards and shot a 1 7/8 inch group.

Sometimes it is the equipment.

 

[SONIC SAAMI]

Re: McRee Chassis Systems ability to return to zero

Just a thought,maybe the adjustability of this stock helps with getting a good fit to the shooter..

 

[LawnMM]

Re: McRee Chassis Systems ability to return to zero

Most of the repeatability is the relationship between the scope and receiver/barrel. That whole thing just sits on the chassis. I've pulled my action from my AICS with no shift. Pull the scope and base and re-torque... like a mil and a half at 100 for wind and elevation.

 

[Ring]

Re: McRee Chassis Systems ability to return to zero

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: LawnMM</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Most of the repeatability is the relationship between the scope and receiver/barrel. That whole thing just sits on the chassis. I've pulled my action from my AICS with no shift. Pull the scope and base and re-torque... like a mil and a half at 100 for wind and elevation. </div></div>


same, i have a mcree, but my 223 in a choate ive pulled a few times and allways going right back to zero