Tomekeuro85
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I currently shoot 2 guns, .223 and .308. My 3-4 shot groups are awesome, usually under .5 moa with both stock guns. The problem is that one or two bullets go wherever they feel like going, ruining an otherwise good group.
I use all good components except primers. I just use standard CCI primers. I could have a .4" four shot group and the fifth (not always the last shot but somewhere in between) opens it to .9" or something stupid like that.
Could the primers be the cause for these flyers? Or is it something else? I weigh brass, bullets, powder is consistent, brass is uniformed, etc. They only thing I do not control is the primers.
Please help because this is driving me crazy to know if I can place one more shot where I want it to go I can have a sub half moa rifle. Instead, it averages out to about .7" at 100. Both do actually.
I use all good components except primers. I just use standard CCI primers. I could have a .4" four shot group and the fifth (not always the last shot but somewhere in between) opens it to .9" or something stupid like that.
Could the primers be the cause for these flyers? Or is it something else? I weigh brass, bullets, powder is consistent, brass is uniformed, etc. They only thing I do not control is the primers.
Please help because this is driving me crazy to know if I can place one more shot where I want it to go I can have a sub half moa rifle. Instead, it averages out to about .7" at 100. Both do actually.