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HiBC · December 10, 2010, 03:12 AM

Before you cut steel,by what process did you connect the fliers to the crown?
I will not say a crown cannot cause a flier,but generally,might a flier be connected to an inconsistant variable?The crown is pretty much the same for each shot.To be very blunt,no disrespect intended,a crown job will not cure a little flinch,or a little jerk,or the instability of a makeshift rest,or parallax from variable cheekweld,or ammo that is 56 years old,or maybe a light firing pin strike,variable sling tension......

December 10, 2010, 03:12 AM	#11
HiBC Senior Member Join Date: November 13, 2006 Posts: 8,350	Before you cut steel,by what process did you connect the fliers to the crown? I will not say a crown cannot cause a flier,but generally,might a flier be connected to an inconsistant variable?The crown is pretty much the same for each shot.To be very blunt,no disrespect intended,a crown job will not cure a little flinch,or a little jerk,or the instability of a makeshift rest,or parallax from variable cheekweld,or ammo that is 56 years old,or maybe a light firing pin strike,variable sling tension...... Last edited by HiBC; December 10, 2010 at 03:17 AM.