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jwrowland77 · September 10, 2013, 07:01 AM

No not too bad, but I took my time in between shots, maybe 30-45 seconds or so. Gave time to cool.

Groups were horrible but it was first time for me reading wind really at that length of distance.

I'm adding weight to forend tonight about 4-5lbs which will put it around 16-17lbs total with scope and bipod and all.

How much will the more rigid heavier front end move my zero? I have comp this weekend and was wondering.

Before next months comp, I'm gonna adjust the trigger.

I agree I love the feel of the axis, just trying to tighten it up a bit. I'm great with it at 100-200yds with sub-MOA groups, but that wind ate my lunch at 600yds. Lol. Plus I made a couple of tweaks to my mechanics. Lighter trigger will help with that as well.

September 10, 2013, 07:01 AM	#15
jwrowland77 Senior Member Join Date: March 23, 2012 Location: Conway, Arkansas Posts: 1,398	First F-Class in the books No not too bad, but I took my time in between shots, maybe 30-45 seconds or so. Gave time to cool. Groups were horrible but it was first time for me reading wind really at that length of distance. I'm adding weight to forend tonight about 4-5lbs which will put it around 16-17lbs total with scope and bipod and all. How much will the more rigid heavier front end move my zero? I have comp this weekend and was wondering. Before next months comp, I'm gonna adjust the trigger. I agree I love the feel of the axis, just trying to tighten it up a bit. I'm great with it at 100-200yds with sub-MOA groups, but that wind ate my lunch at 600yds. Lol. Plus I made a couple of tweaks to my mechanics. Lighter trigger will help with that as well.