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well that was a first
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 1:20 pm
by ovenpaa
After an uneventful night's stake out with my 22-250 waiting for something to show its nose I headed home with an unfired rifle. At home I stood it in a corner, and popped the bolt and magazine away only to hear one almighty crash as the rifle bounced off a concrete floor. I have no idea how it happened and worst still, there is a dedicated rifle rack right outside the armoury for just this reason. Humph! I now have a couple of scuffed drums to add to the used image it already has so I am off to confirm zero and tracking.
Not happy :(
Re: well that was a first
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 3:23 pm
by pe4king
Rule number one my boy used to do it, until he got so pi$$ed of with me nagging him, I always lay them down as I figure they cant fall off the floor
Annoying all the same though.
Re: well that was a first
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 5:46 pm
by meles meles
* lays broom handle used to thump ceiling down on the sett floor*
"Freekin' noisy oomans, stompin' about on our roof last night"
Re: well that was a first
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 6:30 pm
by ovenpaa
Well the good news is it shoots and tracks OK despite the scuffed drums and whilst I was there I stuffed a few 55 grain Nosler Ballistic Tips down the tunnel, they gave some good groups with 35 grains of H4895 behind them with a slightly longer than factory OAL. This equates to a rather sedate 3750fps which should do the job and given the accuracy I am inclined to leave things well alone now.