Tuner temperature tune range?

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Are you talking about the cycle of barrel movement, or poi on the target?

On the target. Too much stuff going on within the bbl. Seeing it in time makes ya wonder how they shoot at all. That said, the target does reflect the bbl movement we should worry about as shooters but far from all.

 

[CharlieNC]

On the target. Too much stuff going on within the bbl. Seeing it in time makes ya wonder how they shoot at all. That said, the target does reflect the bbl movement we should worry about as shooters but far from all.

I was speaking of barrel movement, whereby during the upswing PC results in the flat poi. We are basically saying the same thing.

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

I was speaking of barrel movement, whereby during the upswing PC results in the flat poi. We are basically saying the same thing.

Yes, I think so, too.

 

[4xforfun]

That is all good, I agree. But as you stated, 2 months out of 12. Bes npart as I see it, no people.

OK....I might have oversold the number of months....I'll say Dec, Jan, and Feb get COLD. Nov and March are a tossup weather wise. The rest is awesome. We may have a few hot days in the summer, but you can start shooting at 5 am and shoot till 10 pm!! Cooler and less wind to boot at those times....and, shootable even with a 9 - 5 job.

 

[Pete Wass]

Here's an example of the results sent to me before I made up that target(above)and took a pic of it for instruction purposes.

See the group shapes I described?
10,11 and 12 are textbook clear! In this example, I'd go back and shoot around the 2 setting as well, just to verify but 10 is a safe bet.

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So why would you avoid the first group @ 0?

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

So why would you avoid the first group @ 0?

Because it's at neither top nor bottom. I find those settings to be very sensitive to atmospheric changes and just don't hold up.

 

[Pete Wass]

Because it's at neither top nor bottom. I find those settings to be very sensitive to atmospheric changes and just don't hold up.

Thank you.

Pete