It's a Labradar so 6" beside a Vais break.how far is your chrono from your muzzle? Muzzle blast can cause accuracy issues.
I want to say I really appreciate everyone's input. Gives me a lot to think about and work on.
It's a Labradar so 6" beside a Vais break.how far is your chrono from your muzzle? Muzzle blast can cause accuracy issues.
Scope is 6-24. I usually shoot around 14-16X for fine tuning. Parallex is checked frequently. It does seem that either I'm dead on or to the right so it prolly is just me needing more practice experience behind the trigger. Thanks for your help Wedgy.Yes, I think the velocity changes were from scale and neck tension issues. Not sure what power you have the scope on but parallax/head position as well as how the rifle recoils into your shoulder(right handed tend to pull shots right) are the next things that come to mind. Also, once this brass is formed to your chamber the velocity should increase a bit, assuming you are just resizing minimally.
.......This is a real life no ******** story. Try it, what are you out but a few rounds.......
My post indicates that once I found my load I came back to shoot groups at a smaller 1" circle. Much smaller and the reticle covers it up at any power. Shoot 2 on target and 3 high right but still small group. I thinks it must be some change in positioning, shoulder tension, trigger control etc. Scope issue would have shots sort of scattered wouldn't you think?Aim small, miss small! Forces a little more focus.
.......Scope issue would have shots sort of scattered wouldn't you think?.........