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Canted Scope vs Canted Rifle
In Bryan Litz's Accuracy and Precision book he did a model of a 3 degree cant error (chosen because that is all the average person can resolve without a level). He modeled a 24.7" error at 1000 yards using a .308. The targets at my range are anything but level being in movable stands. It makes...- Belliger
- Post #7
- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Punch list for repairs
Been away for a while, nice to see all the positive changes! Old post count was 374, same username.- Belliger
- Post #578
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Gunsmithing Muzzle Brake Timing
This is interesting if you think about it. Imagine if you had a brake with a shim that was torqued to 15 ft-lb. Then timed the brake and torqued to 15 ft-lb. Why would the barrel act differently enough to notice? You will certainly see a difference with different design brakes, but the same...- Belliger
- Post #3
- Forum: The Armory
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Feedback Good Guy List
I just took possession of a rifle and extras from toddmonty . He was very easy to communicate with. Put forth effort above and beyond getting things shipped quickly. All items came packed well and in great condition. It would be a joy to purchase from him again in the future knowing I am...- Belliger
- Post #17,699
- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade
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Need some help with 22LR build.
Bunsen: You say there differences are minor yes, but you do say there are differences. You felt confident enough to actually say “this one is inherently more accurate then that one”, I would just like to know why. Why do you think the 64 benchrest is more accurate then the 64 MPR? Why does the...- Belliger
- Post #32
- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Need some help with 22LR build.
Thanks bunsen for your accuracy rundown. I was wondering why the 54 sporter (i am assuming you mean the 17 series) is equal to a 64 MPR when the sporters have a lapped barrel in addition to the action changes. I would think with a better barrel you might see some accuracy increase. What...- Belliger
- Post #27
- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Need some help with 22LR build.
Pinecone: Thanks, I had wondered why there was only one pillar. Also your build looks awesome and is very close to the route I would go if I decide on a 455. csdilligaf: Thanks for your input on the 1712. I am only going to get one nice 22 and then my next rifle will be a precision centerfire...- Belliger
- Post #19
- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Need some help with 22LR build.
LR Newbie: I was looking at Volquartsen too but I read a few people though that their quality has dropped in recent years vs Kidd and Clark. People seemed to think that one's money went father with the later two. Bunsen: Thanks for finding that post, that does look like an easy fix! Thanks for...- Belliger
- Post #16
- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Need some help with 22LR build.
LR Newbie: I was looking at Volquartsen too but I read a few people though that their quality has dropped in recent years vs Kidd and Clark. People seemed to think that one's money went father with the later two. Bunsen: Thanks for finding that post, that does look like an easy fix! Thanks...- Belliger
- Post #15
- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Need some help with 22LR build.
BennY: Thanks for the info. I have never shot a 77/22 before and knowing that the bolt is smoother on the CZ and there was no noticeable difference in accuracy is good information. Bunsen27 and ivanthesane: Thanks for the info on the Anschutz, I did not know that the 64 shot as good or better...- Belliger
- Post #8
- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Need some help with 22LR build.
I am in the market for a very accurate 22 and there are just too many options and I was hoping to get some opinions. This would be for range use so a heavier weight would be better. I do not compete so I don't need to fit any regulations. I would like to have it on a bipod to shoot from prone...- Belliger
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- Forum: All Things Rimfire
