The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post

Joey · September 19, 1999, 06:37 PM

See we should have swaped scopes <VBG>

Did you get a chance to chronograph the Federal Match???

We don't have a scale to measure trigger pull, but it seemes like our trigger pull was about like the 45 ACP and that's right around 4.5 lbs. It's also real smoth not rough at all. I'd like to evuntally get a Timmey or Jewel trigger. (think thoes are the ones)

Can you try a 200 or 300 Zero? I'm planing on moving back to 200 and then possibly 300. If things go good will leave on 200 for zeroing, but then again 300 would be a real nice zero. Just need to find some a dry and wind free day to visit the range again.

I've never measured group size but for me a 3 round group at 100 yards covered by a quater was rather impressive, especially the first time firing the rifle and sighting in the scope. Now to just practice lots more and shrink the group size down.

September 19, 1999, 06:37 PM	#8
Joey Senior Member Join Date: June 28, 1999 Posts: 437	See we should have swaped scopes <VBG> Did you get a chance to chronograph the Federal Match??? We don't have a scale to measure trigger pull, but it seemes like our trigger pull was about like the 45 ACP and that's right around 4.5 lbs. It's also real smoth not rough at all. I'd like to evuntally get a Timmey or Jewel trigger. (think thoes are the ones) Can you try a 200 or 300 Zero? I'm planing on moving back to 200 and then possibly 300. If things go good will leave on 200 for zeroing, but then again 300 would be a real nice zero. Just need to find some a dry and wind free day to visit the range again. I've never measured group size but for me a 3 round group at 100 yards covered by a quater was rather impressive, especially the first time firing the rifle and sighting in the scope. Now to just practice lots more and shrink the group size down.