johnson
11-22-11, 19:18
I've been slowly piecing it together over the summer and this was the second time out with it. The first time I only shot 15 rounds because I couldn't get it zeroed and I'm thinking it was because of a Burris P.E.P.R. mount. I sold it and have an ADM Recon now.
Rainier Arms Ultramatch Billet Receiver (got it for $100 so why not)
Centurion Arms 16" RECON Barrel
Smith Enterprises Vortex
LMT FA BCG
Weaver Grand Slam 3-10x
American Defense Recon w/ 1" Rings
Factory LMT Defender lower
Vltor A5 w/ IMOD
The lower is SBR'd for my 12.5" upper.
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m127/johnson_n/IMG_2154.jpg
Weather was in the 40's with overcast skies. Since hunting season is about done I figured there wasn't going to be that many people but I was wrong. Every time they shot their rifles the booth shook. These guys next to me had an AR with a brake and was popping off rounds every 3-4 seconds at 25 yards. Their groups were pretty bad and I overhead one of them saying that's why he's preselected for sniper school...
How the stalls look like. Everything is connected. (found the pic from google)
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm111/larsenville/IMG00002.jpg
The trip was mostly for sighting in the scope. PMC Bronze grouped excellent at 25 and 50 but opened up a bit at 100. I switched to Hornady Steel Match 55gr and didn't do any better. I was about to start cleaning up because of the constant shooting of the guys next to me but they stopped so I threw in 10 rounds of Fiocchi 77gr SMK and went at it. First shot was way high. I figured that I was mentally out of it and didn't want to waste any more ammo/money but lit off a second and third shot. Finished up the mag and packed up.
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m127/johnson_n/1.jpg
The potential is there and I will update the thread the next time I head out. Not sure when that is because I'm saving money for getting into reloading and every box of match ammo I buy ($17-$20 a box) takes away from the reloading fund. I'm sticking with the factory LMT single stage trigger because I haven't seen aftermarket triggers improve my shooting any. I've had the SD-3G and SD-E and have used the SSA before.
Rainier Arms Ultramatch Billet Receiver (got it for $100 so why not)
Centurion Arms 16" RECON Barrel
Smith Enterprises Vortex
LMT FA BCG
Weaver Grand Slam 3-10x
American Defense Recon w/ 1" Rings
Factory LMT Defender lower
Vltor A5 w/ IMOD
The lower is SBR'd for my 12.5" upper.
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m127/johnson_n/IMG_2154.jpg
Weather was in the 40's with overcast skies. Since hunting season is about done I figured there wasn't going to be that many people but I was wrong. Every time they shot their rifles the booth shook. These guys next to me had an AR with a brake and was popping off rounds every 3-4 seconds at 25 yards. Their groups were pretty bad and I overhead one of them saying that's why he's preselected for sniper school...
How the stalls look like. Everything is connected. (found the pic from google)
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm111/larsenville/IMG00002.jpg
The trip was mostly for sighting in the scope. PMC Bronze grouped excellent at 25 and 50 but opened up a bit at 100. I switched to Hornady Steel Match 55gr and didn't do any better. I was about to start cleaning up because of the constant shooting of the guys next to me but they stopped so I threw in 10 rounds of Fiocchi 77gr SMK and went at it. First shot was way high. I figured that I was mentally out of it and didn't want to waste any more ammo/money but lit off a second and third shot. Finished up the mag and packed up.
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m127/johnson_n/1.jpg
The potential is there and I will update the thread the next time I head out. Not sure when that is because I'm saving money for getting into reloading and every box of match ammo I buy ($17-$20 a box) takes away from the reloading fund. I'm sticking with the factory LMT single stage trigger because I haven't seen aftermarket triggers improve my shooting any. I've had the SD-3G and SD-E and have used the SSA before.