all rounds are privi 168 match ammo (cheapies)
I by no means am great but i am trying just need more practice time . Hope everyone enjoys . And thank you in advance for any advice or good words
Dennis
XLR FN PBR Range results
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all rounds are privi 168 match ammo (cheapies)
I by no means am great but i am trying just need more practice time . Hope everyone enjoys . And thank you in advance for any advice or good words
Dennis
Re: XLR FN PBR Range results
I agree with you sir- PRACTICE-PRACTICE. The groups will come. You made a good choice with the FN. I got mine about 6 months ago. I have the SPR A1. I have now gotten to less then .5 MOA on a few range sessions. As you get more range time you may want to try a different ammo. I had to go thru 4 different kinds to find the one my FN liked to eat and give best results. I started with Federal gold MM 168 175, then Black hills 168, and now staying with some Hornady. Good luck!
I agree with you sir- PRACTICE-PRACTICE. The groups will come. You made a good choice with the FN. I got mine about 6 months ago. I have the SPR A1. I have now gotten to less then .5 MOA on a few range sessions. As you get more range time you may want to try a different ammo. I had to go thru 4 different kinds to find the one my FN liked to eat and give best results. I started with Federal gold MM 168 175, then Black hills 168, and now staying with some Hornady. Good luck!
Re: XLR FN PBR Range results
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mahiman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I agree with you sir- PRACTICE-PRACTICE. The groups will come. You made a good choice with the FN. I got mine about 6 months ago. I have the SPR A1. I have now gotten to less then .5 MOA on a few range sessions. As you get more range time you may want to try a different ammo. I had to go thru 4 different kinds to find the one my FN liked to eat and give best results. I started with Federal gold MM 168 175, then Black hills 168, and now staying with some Hornady. Good luck! </div></div>i know i definatly need more practice . i will also be trying other ammo as i go i am building up a collection of fire formed brass now so when i do start reloading for this rifle i have a good supply of brass .
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mahiman</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I agree with you sir- PRACTICE-PRACTICE. The groups will come. You made a good choice with the FN. I got mine about 6 months ago. I have the SPR A1. I have now gotten to less then .5 MOA on a few range sessions. As you get more range time you may want to try a different ammo. I had to go thru 4 different kinds to find the one my FN liked to eat and give best results. I started with Federal gold MM 168 175, then Black hills 168, and now staying with some Hornady. Good luck! </div></div>i know i definatly need more practice . i will also be trying other ammo as i go i am building up a collection of fire formed brass now so when i do start reloading for this rifle i have a good supply of brass .
Re: XLR FN PBR Range results
I, like Mahi, have had a Fn for about 6months. Had a bushnell 4-16 scope on it, ended up with groups about like yours. When I got the NF 3.5-15 it was like I had been shooting for a long time. My best group ever was the 1st group after zeroing in @ 100yds. I'm quite new to this too, but you might try a better optic when time/money allows. + practice, practice, practice!
I, like Mahi, have had a Fn for about 6months. Had a bushnell 4-16 scope on it, ended up with groups about like yours. When I got the NF 3.5-15 it was like I had been shooting for a long time. My best group ever was the 1st group after zeroing in @ 100yds. I'm quite new to this too, but you might try a better optic when time/money allows. + practice, practice, practice!
Re: XLR FN PBR Range results
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: toolfanatic</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I, like Mahi, have had a Fn for about 6months. Had a bushnell 4-16 scope on it, ended up with groups about like yours. When I got the NF 3.5-15 it was like I had been shooting for a long time. My best group ever was the 1st group after zeroing in @ 100yds. I'm quite new to this too, but you might try a better optic when time/money allows. + practice, practice, practice! </div></div>Nightforce is comming have a deal worked out with the owner of my local gun store for labor performed on his familys jeeps upgrades and maint. wont be too much longer and i will have enough credit with him to get it ordered . I am currently running a super sniper 10x on it for now . i have a hard time seeing the holes at 100 and i have 20/20 vision in both eyes .
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: toolfanatic</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I, like Mahi, have had a Fn for about 6months. Had a bushnell 4-16 scope on it, ended up with groups about like yours. When I got the NF 3.5-15 it was like I had been shooting for a long time. My best group ever was the 1st group after zeroing in @ 100yds. I'm quite new to this too, but you might try a better optic when time/money allows. + practice, practice, practice! </div></div>Nightforce is comming have a deal worked out with the owner of my local gun store for labor performed on his familys jeeps upgrades and maint. wont be too much longer and i will have enough credit with him to get it ordered . I am currently running a super sniper 10x on it for now . i have a hard time seeing the holes at 100 and i have 20/20 vision in both eyes .
Re: XLR FN PBR Range results
Wow, good choice on the rifle, now get out and practice.
Hang around here and learn all you can.
Things I would suggest you look at:
Front rest
Rear rest
Follow through
Proper parallax
Breathing cycle
When I see shots all over the place that tells me that there are some real issues to look at.
SScott
Wow, good choice on the rifle, now get out and practice.
Hang around here and learn all you can.
Things I would suggest you look at:
Front rest
Rear rest
Follow through
Proper parallax
Breathing cycle
When I see shots all over the place that tells me that there are some real issues to look at.
SScott
Re: XLR FN PBR Range results
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Sunnyside Scott</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Wow, good choice on the rifle, now get out and practice.
Hang around here and learn all you can.
Things I would suggest you look at:
Front rest
Rear rest
Follow through
Proper parallax
Breathing cycle
When I see shots all over the place that tells me that there are some real issues to look at.
SScott </div></div>Frt rest harris bipod,rear rest accushot monopod . Folow thru is questionable as is my breathing parallax could be questionable as well still learning precision shooting . Also this was from a seated bench position where i was crouded into the divider fence to get the entire rifle to sit on the bench so i wasnt entirely comfortable with my shooting position . Thanks
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Sunnyside Scott</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Wow, good choice on the rifle, now get out and practice.
Hang around here and learn all you can.
Things I would suggest you look at:
Front rest
Rear rest
Follow through
Proper parallax
Breathing cycle
When I see shots all over the place that tells me that there are some real issues to look at.
SScott </div></div>Frt rest harris bipod,rear rest accushot monopod . Folow thru is questionable as is my breathing parallax could be questionable as well still learning precision shooting . Also this was from a seated bench position where i was crouded into the divider fence to get the entire rifle to sit on the bench so i wasnt entirely comfortable with my shooting position . Thanks
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