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The indoor 25 yard range is 15 minutes away, the outdoor 100 yard range is 1 hour away. So usually I shoot handguns at the indoor range and rifles at the outdoor range. Finally brought my 678GC to the 50 yard line for a go.
Adjusting the stock ruger overtravel screw was a humongous pain in the butt. But it was worth it in the end. Years ago I changed action parts based on recommendations from rimfirecentral, was happy with it after that. Now it's even better. You guys reading this should just buy a dang aftermarket trigger that is adjustable without disassembling the trigger group
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I added ~ 6 clicks from my 25 yard zero before shooting. After sighting in, I think I ended up right back where I started
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678GC off sandbags, stock sights, 10 shots wolf MT
with two hands standing 10 shots wolf mt. No need for the ruler with this one. One shot hit 2" to the left off paper at 9 o'clock. Not sure if it's 2" from the edge of the paper or two inches from where I wrote. Bad shot nonetheless.
I am definitely not bullseye ready.
Adjusting the stock ruger overtravel screw was a humongous pain in the butt. But it was worth it in the end. Years ago I changed action parts based on recommendations from rimfirecentral, was happy with it after that. Now it's even better. You guys reading this should just buy a dang aftermarket trigger that is adjustable without disassembling the trigger group
.I added ~ 6 clicks from my 25 yard zero before shooting. After sighting in, I think I ended up right back where I started
. 678GC off sandbags, stock sights, 10 shots wolf MT
with two hands standing 10 shots wolf mt. No need for the ruler with this one
. One shot hit 2" to the left off paper at 9 o'clock. Not sure if it's 2" from the edge of the paper or two inches from where I wrote. Bad shot nonetheless. I am definitely not bullseye ready.
