Photos LBC Tacticasl Recon .308
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Re: LBC Tacticasl Recon .308
im confused, i see a 3 shot .4" group, unk distance, then this 10 shot group "at 200 yards" and after shooting a 10 shot 1/2" group @200 yards, you suddenly decided to see if your scope was tracking 1/2" correctly? and i was under the impression that the 2.5-10 was 1/2moa adjustments, which at 200 yards is 1", not 1/2"....im just confused.... it does not make any sence to me.
im confused, i see a 3 shot .4" group, unk distance, then this 10 shot group "at 200 yards" and after shooting a 10 shot 1/2" group @200 yards, you suddenly decided to see if your scope was tracking 1/2" correctly? and i was under the impression that the 2.5-10 was 1/2moa adjustments, which at 200 yards is 1", not 1/2"....im just confused.... it does not make any sence to me.
Re: LBC Tacticasl Recon .308
It's a 10 shot group with #11 one click right on the scope. Remember this, you can lock up a thief but you must kill a liar! I am neither!
It's a 10 shot group with #11 one click right on the scope. Remember this, you can lock up a thief but you must kill a liar! I am neither!
Re: LBC Tacticasl Recon .308
The .400" group was a 200 yd. group just like the 10 + 1 group. The M.O.A. is actually .390" per click on that scope. 1\2" measurement was taken from center of the 10 shot group to shot #11. The test was simply to see if we got a right side movement on the shot after dialing in and that happened. There were light winds off 9 o'clock which also explains the 10 shot group spread. The 10 + 1 group was fired from a sled to test the rifle and the load. I'm convinced they're both good-to-go. If I have time next trip out I'll post a "Box" test at 200 yards.
The .400" group was a 200 yd. group just like the 10 + 1 group. The M.O.A. is actually .390" per click on that scope. 1\2" measurement was taken from center of the 10 shot group to shot #11. The test was simply to see if we got a right side movement on the shot after dialing in and that happened. There were light winds off 9 o'clock which also explains the 10 shot group spread. The 10 + 1 group was fired from a sled to test the rifle and the load. I'm convinced they're both good-to-go. If I have time next trip out I'll post a "Box" test at 200 yards.
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