Chomping at the bit to get this done. I was going to wait for warmer weather, but I got too impatient. It was/is cold, 0*F with 80% humidity. I wasn't far from the truck heater and hopped in every ten shots or so to warm up my hands. There was a slight wind out of the east at about 5mph. After getting my zero and checking my come-ups, I started my test. One shot at the bullseye at 100, then dial for 410M(1.9 mils)and shoot a steel plate, dial back down to 100, tweak the parallax and so on for ten shots total. It returned to zero perfectly on all 30 shots.
Doesn't hurt to have a tack driving GAP rifle to conduct a little testing with. This rifle was built by Eric Reid when he worked at GA Precision back in 2007. I can blame group number three on my frozen fingers....grin! One nice thing about shooting in these temps is your barrel doesn't get very hot.
My through the scope picture didn't turn out too well but this is the plate at 410 meters I was shooting at. FWIW, it was drilled all 15 times.
