That is awesome. You have no-doubt defined my opinion of the M14/M1A. When tuned, it is an outstanding semi-auto precision tool. Not to mention the fact that you provide the proof. I have only proven my Colt 901 at half that distance. Well done, sir.

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Originally posted by KSGM:
That is awesome. You have no-doubt defined my opinion of the M14/M1A. When tuned, it is an outstanding semi-auto precision tool. Not to mention the fact that you provide the proof. I have only proven my Colt 901 at half that distance. Well done, sir.

Thank you, sir! I just got back from the 600 yard range and took out the first rifle I ever built. I haven't played with it much lately and decided to give it a spin. I ended up shooting a 1.7 MOA 10-shot group at 600 for a 100-4X.




I need to get a tuned load for this one and see if it can do any better. This was the first time shooting the 169 SMK through it.

Tony.

Another for the discussion.

Tikka T3x Super Varmint, 223 Remington, ammunition IMI 77 grain HPBT-Match. Position kneeling with rifle supported on a tripod with Arca rail clamp. 100 yards.





The group actually consists of 12 shots, and if I could eliminate the two “flyers,” the 10 shots in the middle would measure 0.821 inch center to center. That’s pretty good for that ammunition and my shooting from a semi-supported position.