This just serendipitously appeared as a personal gift whilst I was busy doing good deeds (helping others mind their business) in the Bible Belt.
It has a thin stock with a schnable style forend; v-e-r-y skinny and whiplike barrel. Ballistic alignment is via a Leupold 3-9x42 held on by low-mount rings and a one-piece base. Extractor is the short plugly-type.
Fired a few stock Winchester and Remington 130-gr pills at 100-yds. Was somewhat underwhelmed with the 1-1/2 and 2 inch groups. First shot with a cool barrel is right on, but subsequent rounds tend to move away. I've heard that when such thin barrels heat-up, the harmonics tend to change a bit. I'm not sure I buy that bit in its entirety.
I'd appreciate any feedback from others having experiences with similar styled stock featherweight rifles. Thanks in advance.
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Mykl
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"If you really want to know what's going on;
then, you have to follow the money trail."
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It has a thin stock with a schnable style forend; v-e-r-y skinny and whiplike barrel. Ballistic alignment is via a Leupold 3-9x42 held on by low-mount rings and a one-piece base. Extractor is the short plugly-type.
Fired a few stock Winchester and Remington 130-gr pills at 100-yds. Was somewhat underwhelmed with the 1-1/2 and 2 inch groups. First shot with a cool barrel is right on, but subsequent rounds tend to move away. I've heard that when such thin barrels heat-up, the harmonics tend to change a bit. I'm not sure I buy that bit in its entirety.
I'd appreciate any feedback from others having experiences with similar styled stock featherweight rifles. Thanks in advance.
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Mykl
~~~~~
"If you really want to know what's going on;
then, you have to follow the money trail."
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$