Blammer308
Bearcat
Well I managed to get one of these and got it scoped and out to the range.
I had PPU 175gr Match and standard PPU 175gr ammo.
I had a heck of a time zeroing it.
25yds was no problem, got 2 shots touching 1" high.
then moved it to 100dys and then the trouble began.
First it was all my fault. I was excited and just wanted to shoot.
so that's pretty much what I did....
Switching between 147gr and the two types of 175gr ammo really was horrible for trying to zero.
Plus I had a new scope I was unfamiliar with.
After all is said and done. I discovered that the 175gr PPU match will shoot 3" higher than the standard 175gr PPU ammo. Add that to the fact I was moving the cross hairs on the scope twice as far as I thought and sometimes in the wrong direction and it really made a mess for zeroing.
Toss in the 147gr ammo and you have a recipe for just pulling the trigger and making it go boom.
All I did to this rifle before firing it was take it completely apart and clean it, then assemble and shoot.
I will have to say I am very pleased with this rifle.
It was 32° this AM when I shot and there was NO breaze or wind at all!
I shot some of these when the barrel was cold, yea freezing cold, and some strings were when the rifle was smoking hot. Made for a good handwarmer, barrel was almost too hot to hold for a long period of time.
Here is my 100yd target I shot with the two types of 175gr PPU ammo. Top group of two is the Match the bottom two is the regular.
Here is my 200yd target with the standard PPU 175gr. The Match 175gr group at 200yds was twice the size.
I had PPU 175gr Match and standard PPU 175gr ammo.
I had a heck of a time zeroing it.
25yds was no problem, got 2 shots touching 1" high.
then moved it to 100dys and then the trouble began.
First it was all my fault. I was excited and just wanted to shoot.
so that's pretty much what I did....
Switching between 147gr and the two types of 175gr ammo really was horrible for trying to zero.
Plus I had a new scope I was unfamiliar with.
After all is said and done. I discovered that the 175gr PPU match will shoot 3" higher than the standard 175gr PPU ammo. Add that to the fact I was moving the cross hairs on the scope twice as far as I thought and sometimes in the wrong direction and it really made a mess for zeroing.
Toss in the 147gr ammo and you have a recipe for just pulling the trigger and making it go boom.
All I did to this rifle before firing it was take it completely apart and clean it, then assemble and shoot.
I will have to say I am very pleased with this rifle.
It was 32° this AM when I shot and there was NO breaze or wind at all!
I shot some of these when the barrel was cold, yea freezing cold, and some strings were when the rifle was smoking hot. Made for a good handwarmer, barrel was almost too hot to hold for a long period of time.
Here is my 100yd target I shot with the two types of 175gr PPU ammo. Top group of two is the Match the bottom two is the regular.
Here is my 200yd target with the standard PPU 175gr. The Match 175gr group at 200yds was twice the size.