7070yshot
Well-Known Member
I agree sir. No doubt. People often take their hunting rifles to the range and that desire to hit the plate at XXX yards overwhelms the brain and the shooter starts cycling rounds. FYI a lot of the subMOA groups you see people post online in social media are 3-5 cold bore shots in row. Not a true group of fire at competition speed. We all wonder how does that xbrand with the pencil barrel do that knowing heat will open the group. Well fact is they shoot 3 cold bore shots spaced 15-30min apart and in exact same conditions.Stahhhp shooting them so fast. My extreme weather will shoot two in the same hole, and the third one is always just a fuzz away and then it strings if we are talking about a quick string. Shouldn't need that many for hunting though. But pushing 165's out at 2900+ stuff gets warm. 200's at 2675 is mo betta
Parlor tricks. Not saying everyone does it.
back to your point- agree slow and precise wins the day
