bigfellascott wrote:This is the youngest daughters little Short barrelled Savage Varmint 22 - Goes alright too.
nice
bigfellascott wrote:This is the youngest daughters little Short barrelled Savage Varmint 22 - Goes alright too.
YoungBuck wrote:That looks like a pretty serious looking scope you've got on there mate, the rounds don't go that far without serious compensation for bullet drop!
Wm.Traynor wrote:I really like the "snub-nose" look of that little rifle
Wm.Traynor wrote:That "blue star" group had much better elevation, leading me to believe that your rifle is good. I am no great shakes as a bench shooter so I won't offer any advice and I don't know what you changed to halve the elevation but it's a big step forward Come to think of it, you need to tell us (me ) how you did it
Wm.Traynor wrote:SHV,
I'm an old "belly shooter". Shot fullbore with the NRAA for 50 years. Members were always willing to offer advice. Know nothing about benchresters. Wonder if you could get some coaching somehow, somewhere?
"not stable on the benchrest" You are doing exceedingly well, in that case. I wish someone could help you sort things out.
tom604 wrote:did you change the scope to try and get it on bull? i only ask as the top 5 shot pic is pretty much on the money but the 10 shot pic is shooting low and to the right? or was the 5 shot the one after changing?, pretty good shooting,the bunny's wont know what hit them
bigfellascott wrote:Good enough now go put some holes in pests with it.