Well, I don't have any record breaking groups to share, but I do have some positive results. I took the rifle to visit with my family and Florida and shot at a range there which had a 25 yard target. I was a significant amount off. At 25 yards, I was about 8 inches low and right. Considering the rifle adjusts in 1/4 MOA, this translated to somewhere in the neighborhood of 80 clicks to get on target. Once on paper, it held a good group. Rested off of bags, I was getting a little over 2" regularly at 100 yards. A large amount of the "group" opening seems to be barrel heating, as the barrel heats up quickly. I would usually get one shot an inch or so outside point of aim, followed by three shots that were very close to each other, and another flyer in the 5th shot. My dad shot my rifle and had the same situation, a flyer on the first and 5th round with the middle three shots all edge to edge falling within the 1" box on the target. This was all done with Winchester Power Points and Federal blue box (Game Shok?)
I will get some better ammo and next time bring a timer to the range, leaving a couple minutes between shots to see if not allowing the barrel to heat will help. I also want to test the free float next time it is on the bags (Caldwell Dead Shot bags I was given for an early Christmas present) and make sure that the barrel channel is still floating when I rest the rifle on the forend of the stock.