I was messing around with my .308 AR-10 (Remington R-25) and noticed that my follow-up shots were very slow (5-10 seconds). The biggest issue seems to be that when the rifle deflects (muzzle rise) from each shot, the scope (3-9X) also deflects with the rifle. It takes a few seconds for rifle to stablize again and the scope to re-align so I can see the target and then re-aim for the next shot.
I know with small caliburs this isn't usually an issue. With a 22lr you never lose sight of the target (1-3 seconds), with my AR-15 you also never completely lose sight of the target, though it does bounce a little (2-4 seconds).
Any suggestions on how to quickly get back on target for a faster follow-up shot? - Thanks.
I know with small caliburs this isn't usually an issue. With a 22lr you never lose sight of the target (1-3 seconds), with my AR-15 you also never completely lose sight of the target, though it does bounce a little (2-4 seconds).
Any suggestions on how to quickly get back on target for a faster follow-up shot? - Thanks.
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