RNG
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Greetings,
I'm hoping that someone can shed some light on a problem that I'm having with my new AR.
First the specs.
Bushmaster upper - 16" HBar, with an inexpensive Swift 4x32 scope mounted on the carry handle.
DPMS lower w/6 position stock
Two different types of reloads by two different people - myself and a friends
My reloads;
25 gr AA2460 under a Winchester 55gr JBT lit off by CCI Small Magnum Rifle Primers
OAL = 2.230
My friends Reloads;
25 gr H335 under a Winchester 55gr JBT lit off by Winchester Small Rifle Primers
OAL= I believe about the same as mine
Problem;
At approx 30 yards scope is holding approx 1" groups about 1" higher than POA. This is the same with both of our reloads.
At 100 yards POA is the same as above but all shots are nicely grouped about 18" high. Again, same grouping with both of our reloads.
Question: Is the cheap scope the problem? I only have about 100 rounds through it at this point. Next time out I'm going to remove the scope and use the irons to see what it'll do.
All opinions are welcome.
Many thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Richard
I'm hoping that someone can shed some light on a problem that I'm having with my new AR.
First the specs.
Bushmaster upper - 16" HBar, with an inexpensive Swift 4x32 scope mounted on the carry handle.
DPMS lower w/6 position stock
Two different types of reloads by two different people - myself and a friends
My reloads;
25 gr AA2460 under a Winchester 55gr JBT lit off by CCI Small Magnum Rifle Primers
OAL = 2.230
My friends Reloads;
25 gr H335 under a Winchester 55gr JBT lit off by Winchester Small Rifle Primers
OAL= I believe about the same as mine
Problem;
At approx 30 yards scope is holding approx 1" groups about 1" higher than POA. This is the same with both of our reloads.
At 100 yards POA is the same as above but all shots are nicely grouped about 18" high. Again, same grouping with both of our reloads.
Question: Is the cheap scope the problem? I only have about 100 rounds through it at this point. Next time out I'm going to remove the scope and use the irons to see what it'll do.
All opinions are welcome.
Many thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Richard