Gets me well into reliable head shots on Possums, which is my initial aim.

 

Thanks for the advice, I have taken it on board.

 

I only put 30 or so through it and am busy for a bit but look forward to getting my shooting tighter.

 

As you know, when I look into my chrystal ball i can see a tx in my future.

 

Yes I was seated, if I stand i pretty much wave around like a leaf in the breeze!

 

One ragged hole is a wet dream to me at this point from any position.

Right away my group went WAY smaller, I bet when I get my new trigger I will be off to the races with this thing.

Proves I must have had a bad scope that I have been fighting as I suspected.

I wish they would have just replaced it right away instead of stuffing around.

I am not and will not shoot the kind of groups you guys get but I think I can get back to where I trust this gun to shoot reliably within it's and my ability.

This morning the mount came and I was able to marry the gun to the scope!

I did have a mount but wanted to wait for the real deal and do it correctly this time.

 

Was a rough day here but I did a quick sight at 10m and nothing had moved (I put pencil marks on the scope and mount) and it all looked good.

 

Ran it straight back to 30m with the field target trophies, which my gun loves.

I adjusted up and got straight into decent groups but not tight.

I was trying to barely hold the rifle in the artillary hold, but I find my trigger is so heavy that I feel I am pulling the rifle back some to fire (hard to explain).

Anyway I ended up firming the gun into my shoulder with my tigger hand and leaving the front hand just resting under the gun (half an arillary hold I guess).