Does loading your bipod have more to do with managing your recoil and maintaining your site picture than achieving better accuracy? Does barrel bounce affect accuracy in an poorly situated bipod since it's part of the recoil that happens after the bullet has left the muzzle?
- Thread starter Clayed21085
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It’s both.
Loading situates the rifle in the same spot (relatively speaking) every time. Not load can lead to inconsistent setup.
This allows you to have proper/same recoil management. POI can shift with poor recoil management.
I took some time today to re zero my scope and really focused on putting more forward weight on my bipod and it if it wasn't the new ammo that tightened my groups it was my body positioning, regardless, I managed my recoil better than previous outings and was able to see hits and misses better and adjust accordingly.
keep in mind what makes the gun "jump".
