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Is the barrel free floated? Sorry if I missed that part. My browning a bolt does similar things in that the first 2 shots from a cold bore are always touching and right on the money. The third shot always screws my group and will fly out about an inch and a half. Not as pronounced as what you experienced but I've tried different loads and just decided it's good enough.
Quote from: 270Shooter on February 02, 2017, 07:20:32 PMIs the barrel free floated? Sorry if I missed that part. My browning a bolt does similar things in that the first 2 shots from a cold bore are always touching and right on the money. The third shot always screws my group and will fly out about an inch and a half. Not as pronounced as what you experienced but I've tried different loads and just decided it's good enough.No man it's not free floated. I'm sure that would help though. Tomorrow is about extreme consistency in every shot and see what happens. I'll post pictures
Quote from: Duckslayer89 on February 02, 2017, 07:40:46 PMQuote from: 270Shooter on February 02, 2017, 07:20:32 PMIs the barrel free floated? Sorry if I missed that part. My browning a bolt does similar things in that the first 2 shots from a cold bore are always touching and right on the money. The third shot always screws my group and will fly out about an inch and a half. Not as pronounced as what you experienced but I've tried different loads and just decided it's good enough.No man it's not free floated. I'm sure that would help though. Tomorrow is about extreme consistency in every shot and see what happens. I'll post picturesif it shoots good when you let it cool down before every shot I'd say that's the issue
Take a magnifying glass and inspect the muzzle crown for nicks.Since it was used when to bought it.A nick in the crown can throw shots.
Quote from: dyhardhuntr on February 02, 2017, 06:42:59 PMMy ruger 7mm did the same thing.(still does a little). I would shoot 2 shots decent and 1 flyer. I bedded the action and made sure the barrel was not contacting the stock and just about everything I could google I've tried,except reloading. I'm shooting the same grain bullets. My groups tightened up quite a bit but still have the flyer. My special ops buddy said it was the style of barrel. Once it warms up I guess the barrel whips more? It's a pencil style barrel I guess. My first 2 shots touch at 200 yards but that 3rd one is enough to make you scratch your head. Have you tried tuning it with a Boss/brake?
My ruger 7mm did the same thing.(still does a little). I would shoot 2 shots decent and 1 flyer. I bedded the action and made sure the barrel was not contacting the stock and just about everything I could google I've tried,except reloading. I'm shooting the same grain bullets. My groups tightened up quite a bit but still have the flyer. My special ops buddy said it was the style of barrel. Once it warms up I guess the barrel whips more? It's a pencil style barrel I guess. My first 2 shots touch at 200 yards but that 3rd one is enough to make you scratch your head.
Houston, we have a problem!
Quote from: Bill W on February 03, 2017, 08:28:30 AMHouston, we have a problem!How isn't the bullet fitting into the muzzle a problem? Putting the bullet into the muzzle really doesn't tell you anything except where the ogive is.
Quote from: BULLBLASTER on February 03, 2017, 08:38:53 AMQuote from: Bill W on February 03, 2017, 08:28:30 AMHouston, we have a problem!How isn't the bullet fitting into the muzzle a problem? Putting the bullet into the muzzle really doesn't tell you anything except where the ogive is.What it tells me is the bullet is too small for the rifling at the muzzle and possibly in other areas also.