Wow! I suck...

[riflewoman]

Made some adjustments to the action screws 21 front 5 rear. Still didnt want to consistently group. Switched to cco standard velocity and it helped a ton. So going to have to ammo test again damnit.

Went ahead and shot william bucks 50 yard br match and scored a 165-2×.

Either your rifle isn’t zeroed or you’re “shouldering” the rifle which will push the shots low left. Rimfires are very sensitive to technique errors, Moreno than centerfire.

 

[Tim s]

Made some adjustments to the action screws 21 front 5 rear. Still didnt want to consistently group. Switched to cco standard velocity and it helped a ton. So going to have to ammo test again damnit.

Went ahead and shot william bucks 50 yard br match and scored a 165-2×.

Are you shooting over wind flags ?
How and how often are you cleaning this thing.

 

[Peebles24]

Those last targets were indoor at 50 yard the 10 ring is under 1/8"

 

[Peebles24]

Either your rifle isn’t zeroed or you’re “shouldering” the rifle which will push the shots low left. Rimfires are very sensitive to technique errors, Moreno than centerfire.

Yes i was shouldering it. The trigger is to heavy to free recoil it. Good catch on the low left i didnt even realize that.

 

[Acyr]

My Mark II loves CCI SV the best also.
Get this trigger upgrade, https://www.ebay.com/itm/Apachee-Tr...II-and-model-93-with-E-receiver-/262217050044

 

[Peebles24]

3 pins 2 springs and a ball cost 74 bucks wow it needs it but wow

 

[kzin]

Either your rifle isn’t zeroed or you’re “shouldering” the rifle which will push the shots low left. Rimfires are very sensitive to technique errors, Moreno than centerfire.

I've heard that term before and I can only guess at what it actually means.
What is the definition of 'shouldering'?

 

[riflewoman]

Either stiffening your shoulder muscles or actually flexing them to tighten them just before the shot is fired. It tends to throw the shots down and to the opposite side of the shoulder, for a right handed shooter that would be low left.

 

[kzin]

3 pins 2 springs and a ball cost 74 bucks wow it needs it but wow

2 ounce trigger on my 54 cost me 3k

 

[kzin]

Either stiffening your shoulder muscles or actually flexing them to tighten them just before the shot is fired. It tends to throw the shots down and to the opposite side of the shoulder, for a right handed shooter that would be low left.

thanks,
Is there an opposite?
My miss recently is high left(I shoot lefty)

 

[Acyr]

3 pins 2 springs and a ball cost 74 bucks wow it needs it but wow

$74.00 bucks is probably the least amount of money your going to spend to improve your rifles performance in this game! Trust me I know!

 

[riflewoman]

That’s usually steering the rifle with the right hand in your case.

 

[kzin]

That’s usually steering the rifle with the right hand in your case.

oops, now we're into f-class differences. My right hand is on the ground

 

[kzin]

My Mark II loves CCI SV the best also.
Get this trigger upgrade, https://www.ebay.com/itm/Apachee-Tr...II-and-model-93-with-E-receiver-/262217050044

Mine shoots cci sv well and center-x a little better.

 

[Acyr]

Mine shoots cci sv well and center-x a little better.

I save the Center X for my F Class rifle

 

[kzin]

I save the Center X for my F Class rifle

Me too, usually.
For OP this is his f-class rifle.

 

[kzin]

Those last targets were indoor at 50 yard the 10 ring is under 1/8"

A51, A33 are challenging.
That BR target is flat out, beastly hard.

 

[Peebles24]

Made a set of 4 wind flags to set up for my f open rimfire matches

 

[Peebles24]

So much better now. Reshot my outdoor fclass event 120 shots 1146-38× for 95.5%

 

[Peebles24]

Last 3 target at 100 yard