Not bad. But for future reference dont rest the Gas blcok or any part of a rifles barrel when shooting. Rather rest the back end of the float tube, pull the rest in toward you and get comfortable. Dont fold the towel, roll it up and use 2 if needed. Sleeping bags make wonderful shooting rests..
308 Group @ 150 yards
Well, we went out today and I was trying to get the scope on the .308 right............this is a pic of the grouping at roughly 150 yards. It may not look like much, but this was done resting the front gas-block on a towel folded several times......so a semi steady rest. I would love to get it in a good gun rest and shoot it, then see what group it has.
This is a Rock River 308 LAR8 with a 26" SS bull barrel....
This is a Rock River 308 LAR8 with a 26" SS bull barrel....
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On the ground not so much of a problem but on the bench I find bipod bounce to much for really good accuracy. I have made sand bags using rice, dried corn, dried peas, sand and #8 shot and so far the only one that made me happy was biting the bullet and buying a Caldwell rest.
Makes me look like a much better shooter than I probably am.
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http://www.exploreproducts.com/caldwell-shooting-supplies.htm
Pretty good shooting no matter what you used for a rest.
Makes me look like a much better shooter than I probably am.
http://www.exploreproducts.com/caldwell-shooting-supplies.htm
Pretty good shooting no matter what you used for a rest.
I'd say " I'll meet ya Sat so I can shoot it for myself"
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