three-fifty-seven
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Howdy everyone,
Long story short, I bought a new-to-me Winchester 94 chambered in .44 Magnum. The rifle came with an awful Ramline synthetic stock so I replaced that with a Boyd's walnut stock and threw on a Leupod VX3 scope on it.
At the range I was sighting the rifle in at 100 meters when I started having some issues. I would put a few rounds downrange and the rifle's point of impact would change by a couple of feet! What I mean is that I would get three rounds touching at center right of the target and then I would fire another three and it would be at the bottom left! Regardless of how hard I tried my rifle kept shooting rounds all over the place.
Right now I have no clue and I would like to know what's causing my gun to shoot so strangely.
Does anyone have any advice?
Thanks for the help.
Long story short, I bought a new-to-me Winchester 94 chambered in .44 Magnum. The rifle came with an awful Ramline synthetic stock so I replaced that with a Boyd's walnut stock and threw on a Leupod VX3 scope on it.
At the range I was sighting the rifle in at 100 meters when I started having some issues. I would put a few rounds downrange and the rifle's point of impact would change by a couple of feet! What I mean is that I would get three rounds touching at center right of the target and then I would fire another three and it would be at the bottom left! Regardless of how hard I tried my rifle kept shooting rounds all over the place.
Right now I have no clue and I would like to know what's causing my gun to shoot so strangely.
Does anyone have any advice?
Thanks for the help.
