GEISSELE MRGG 6.5 CREED WRITE UP AND REVIEW

[mmcmah]

That poi shift would be a deal breaker for me. Gotta get a handguard attached to the upper to prevent pressure points on the barrel nut, like Seekins design.

That does seem to be a problem with what otherwise sounds like a great gun.

 

[putput30]

That does seem to be a problem with what otherwise sounds like a great gun.

I run the bipod in the middle and i'm seeing roughly .2 mils of drop going to a tripod. It's very consistent and repeatable as well, so I am not too concerned about it tbh. There's a lot of variables that go into positional poi shifts so take everything with a grain of salt until you have a control group and can actually isolate the source of the problem. If it does become too big of an issue maybe geissele will have to redesign the handguard and barrel nut but I doubt that'll be anytime soon.

 

[shootertom]

I run the bipod in the middle and i'm seeing roughly .2 mils of drop going to a tripod. It's very consistent and repeatable as well, so I am not too concerned about it tbh. There's a lot of variables that go into positional poi shifts so take everything with a grain of salt until you have a control group and can actually isolate the source of the problem. If it does become too big of an issue maybe geissele will have to redesign the handguard and barrel nut but I doubt that'll be anytime soon.

This is logical, in most cases it's not easy to work with the bipod located way at end of the rail from an ergonomics standpoint.