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J270 · May 11, 2014, 12:44 PM

No offense taken HK, but yes I can shoot well.This far from my first Rodeo. I have a few deer rifles that are 10¢ killers at 100 yards. I put a timiny trigger in a older 110 and I can shoot that better than my Rem 700.

I have experienced different accuracy with different ammo, and I have seen guns be particular in what they like best. I have seen $14 dollar ammo have better groups than $34 ammo.

I have no problem eating humble pie until I learn this weapon. I am going to get a snapcap and learn the trigger, I do not have the time with open sights that I do with scopes, so I will throw one on as a last resort .

I know the hole 556 223 chamber thing, I just wanted to know if one was inherently more accurate than the other.

I know that it may take a few brands of ammo to find the right one but that outing was crazy bad.

Thanks for all you're input people

May 11, 2014, 12:44 PM	#21
J270 Senior Member Join Date: August 23, 2006 Posts: 151	No offense taken HK, but yes I can shoot well.This far from my first Rodeo. I have a few deer rifles that are 10¢ killers at 100 yards. I put a timiny trigger in a older 110 and I can shoot that better than my Rem 700. I have experienced different accuracy with different ammo, and I have seen guns be particular in what they like best. I have seen $14 dollar ammo have better groups than $34 ammo. I have no problem eating humble pie until I learn this weapon. I am going to get a snapcap and learn the trigger, I do not have the time with open sights that I do with scopes, so I will throw one on as a last resort . I know the hole 556 223 chamber thing, I just wanted to know if one was inherently more accurate than the other. I know that it may take a few brands of ammo to find the right one but that outing was crazy bad. Thanks for all you're input people Last edited by J270; May 11, 2014 at 12:50 PM.