Don't get rid of that rifle ! Man there's nothing wrong with that Savage. I'm here tonight looking at your video, as I'm thinking hard about buying a Savage rifle in .223 and your shooting impresses me.
My Savage .223 loves .40 grain V-max. It shoots eye of prairie dog all day. Don't know who gave you a thumbs down, unless it was a disgruntled prairie dog family.
I think you chose a good, accurate caliber though. Easy to get just under an inch groups at 100 yards. Bullets should be relatively cheap, and smaller powder charges too. I used to have Thompson Contenders, and bought a carbine kit. I chose the .222 Remington, and it was a tack driver. Wish I still had it. I think you have a good gun there. Get yourself a good spotting scope, so you don't have to walk back and forth so much. Set up like 4 of those targets. Have a notebook to write down what load you tried on each little bullseye. Make up some handloads with, say, 10 each. Try them all. Use different bullets, powders, and charges. You'll come up with a few loads that look really promising. Next time, just load up those loads and back to the range. I bet you'll come up with loads that will stay under 1/2" (and maybe better) if you can do your part in the shooting. I worked a lot with a .243 rifle way back when I was 14 years old (now 62). Lots of handload developement under the strict supervision of my dad. Over the years I've handloaded many rifle and pistol calibers. For that .243, we actually hand weighed every powder charge. It paid off, as I was able to get dime sized groups at 100 yards. I enjoy handloading and experimenting to try to get every bit of accuracy I can.
Just bought 3 Savage Axis II models for $249 each after rebate at Sportsman warehouse. Two .223, one .308, all camo stocks. Adjusted the accu-triggers as low as I could, put on NIkon Buckmaster II 4x12 scopes, and harris bipods, all shoot great!
I'm waiting for an Axis in the 223 22" barrel and even better , heavy contour barrel. I'd be fairly happy with similar results as these in this video. Thank you for posting your video!
very good shooting with an Axis ll I like that you show the bullets hitting the target I have switched to all Savage rifles except my 44 mag as savage dose not make a bolt in that cal. I have not found a Savage rifle that does not shoot great. O I almost for got I did get a Henry leaver in .22 fun little gun but can not get good groups even at 50 Yd. My Savages Mark ll bough shoot dime size at 70 Yd . Great video keep them coming.
Great shooting. Just picked up a new left hand version of same rifle.Modded the trigger to 4#. I have reloading equipment but need the dies to get into reloading this round. Shooting the cheap Russian steel cased bi-metal bullet stuff for now just to break in the barrel, seems to be fairly accurate but nothing like yours due to the ammo.At $5.47 per box, hard to pass up.. Thanks for the vid.
I bought one with a wood stock , did a little trigger job and it is a sweet thing to shoot.. I use 62 grain bullets..great gun for the money. If accuracy and reliability is your standard this is the one..you can leave those expensive Remington 700 on the gun shop rack.
I would be very interested in your shooting at greater distances. I had my .223 AXIS out at the range yesterday, and shot 1-1/2 inch groups at 200 yds using Varget powder behind a Hornady 55 gr FMJBT. I probably should be using a heavier bullet like you are, but the rifle still impresses me even with my results, which isn't bad at all.
i know for a sub 400 dollar rifle they are very accurate and because of that i think i will not be investing in a custom rifle for 4000 dollars to get another 1/4 MOA. i find hornady bullets are awesome even the fmj's
that final group was awesome. all inside the 1"block for the bullseye. I see a lot of sub 1" or >.5 but way the heck off the mark...makes me crazy. your finale group should be in an instruction video. great job!
I have a savage 223 110e that shoots under a 1 inch group at 200 yards. I use a 50 grain spx, I take head shots on woodchucks at 200 yards. Most loose there head.
I have a rem 700 and axis xp both in .223 and I like my axis way better and spent half the money on it. Currently getting my barrel threaded on the axis can't wait to throw a suppressor on it and see how I like it. Nice shot groups with that wind, 1moa or less is good in my book at 100yds. Keep up the good shooting.
I'm looking at getting this rifle myself. Did you do any trigger work for these groups or was it still as it was when bought? I see they now offer the axis 2 with the adjustable trigger and a budget weaver s ope. I may have to look into that one also. I think it will make a great budget plinker, and groundhog and yote hunter. Even a deer rifle with the right load.
that one was completely stock but i did mod another savage axis 270 and it was a huge improvement in trigger pull weight. search my vids axis trigger job. i recently upgraded to a model 12fcv but it can't group anything like the axis i had.
Great video. Good shooting. About to get one of these and set it up for varmiting. I have a 5.56 AR but it's set up for 3 gun. Plus bolt guns are way more accurate.
That was some impressive shooting. I had my Savage Axis .223 out today, shooting at 200 yards. I wasn't impressed with myself. But, good enough for coyotes. I was standing up, using a front rest on the bed cover of my truck. It was also very windy today. That's about all of the excuses that I can think of for now...lol But hey, I still had fun!!!!! I did hit 10 water bottles(16 oz) in a row, tho... So, about a 3" group, I'm guessing. Ah...
the scopes a BSA 8-32x44. got it on ebay for 100 bucks its garbage but it holds a zero so thats all that matters. but i have never owned a rifle that shot as good as my old axis 223. but im about 150 rounds into the 12FCV and groups are starting to close up but still only at 1" at 100 meters or 109 yards
shooting from a folding table. i have a video called shooting table or something. that rifle shoot under and inch at 200 yards but when new they are moa rifles you need to fire aprox. 300 rounds to get the accuracy out of them. i have a new model 12FCV and its shooting 1.5 moa now with 65 through it
Just zero in on the bullseye fire a round at the Target look to where the round landed and zero in on bullseye again and adjust your scope to where your last shot hit and your zeroed in. Your welcome in advance.
nice group I was thinking savage or Ruger, I love ruger firearms , but it looks like the savage is cheaper and shoots better groups, people seem to be having problems with the ruger american in 223 with feeding and accuracy
I think it was a lucky gun have a look at my savage barrel defect video I bought a 12 fcv in 223 and it was garbage 3" was common with that 900 dollar rifle. Now I'm staying with remington rifles they have always fixed or replaced any thing I had an issue with no questions asked. If you buy a savage I hope you get a good one like I did with my axis
I have 4 Savages 2 Axis ll in .223 and .308 and 2 mark ii a fvt with peep and a tr with a scope bough heavy barrels I only have a 70 yd range and can get dime size groups width all of them.
Canada eh! Almost looks like cut lines in fort McMurray. Though I don't recall wearing hunter orange in Alberta just Ontario. Love the shooting for a cheap ass rifle she shoots true. Oh the French on the target and the accent gave away location.
Why are you using a sub-55gr bullet for a 1:9 twist? 53gr vmax are marked for 1:14 twist. Been shooting a 110 tactical for 12 years with 75 amax and just got the axis for my daughter and we were gonna start with 60gr vmax. Hence my search of axis performances.
i have a box of 75 Amax's and cant get them to stabilize in any of my 1 in 9 twist rifles. 68's work good though. people have reported the 6mm 105 amax's working in 1:9 1/4" twist 243's also and i cant get them to work either. i shoot mostly at about 600 ft asl so maybe the air density is my problem? I have shot everything in my 1in 9 223 from 40gr vmax to 68's without a problem though. i was worried about the 40 gr bullets not being able to handle that tight of a twist but they seem ok. and 58's in my 243 work as well
RINGET421 Had 58gr in a Ruger #1 6mm at 4100 fps and decided I would have a very short barrel life and knocked them down to 3200 fps. I have some Hornady 68 bthp's since you mentioned those that I will batch out for my daughter. Not as showy on varmints as polymer tips but effective none the less. Keep 'em in the 10 range!
1:9 twist 5.56 or .223 perfect for 55 gr. Probably could shoot up to 62 get and would stabilize. 1:7 twist could handle probably up to 90 gr. 1:14 twist might could handle 40 gr but that would be about it. Tighter the twist the heavier and longer bullet it will stabilize. Just like most .308 has a 1:12 and most .30-06 has 1:10, this why the 06 can stabilize up to 220 gr, and the .308 only up to 180 gr. That's why most .22's have a 1:16 to 1:14 twist, for the smaller bullets, not larger.
Thanks for writing back. Good shootings with all that wind. Can you tell me the scope you have on this gun? Also, you haven't made a shooting video for the Savage model 12.
+M Tr how's it going. the reason I didn't make a video lately with that rifle because it was garbage. search my channel about the model 12 barrel defect. long story short I lost trust in savage after they refused to help me out with the rifle. so I sold all my savage rifles and will never buy another. remington has never let me down, I have had issues with remington also but they either replaced or fixed the problem very fast. right now I have a semi auto mosberg 12 gauge I had to send away and haven't heard anything from them in over 6 months so I think that's the last mosberg now to. marlin remington imo are the best and they will always have my business
Regardless of the problems with Savage model 12, you should have made a video and explain the whole thing. Many guns companies are pulling scams on their own customers with BS. rebates like Remington, Savage and so on. You didn't mention about the scope on the Savage 223. Oh! I like Marlin too; however they are bought out by Remington and have discontinued many popular models, so they can sell the Remington's products. Take care guy, if things were still good, you would do well in acting! (movie).
+Tony Briggs i actually sold it to buy the fcv (big mistake) and sold the fcv for basically nothing to get a rem 700 tactical 16.5" 223 and its a 1" gun so basically i payed 1500 for it lol. now im sticking with remington because i havent had a bad one yet.
bought my wife a pink camo one yesterday deacked out for 430$ and it suprised me how accurate it was! she was shooting right with me at 100yards with one of my 1200$ 223 rifles and she was shooting .5moa at 100 with it using hunting rounds! while i was shooting 68gr hornady bthp match ammo...the axis was shooting the same group size as me with match ammo using the fed fussion 62 gr's!
When you shooting your rifle, are you resting the barrel, on the bean bags, that a no no, , rest the rifle, on the forearm stock, , on the bean bags, now, you can hit a dime, at 100 yards. GOOD SHOOTING.
Your video reminds me of and makes me have sympathy for biathlon biathletes that have to shoot a rifle score between cross country skiing with no rest. One of my favorite Olympic sports to watch other than ski jumping. Good accuracy from the Axis for sure even with running back and forth. The trigger on my .22-250 Axis was horrible when I got it at around seven pounds. The trigger job (two coils removed) brought it down to the four to five pound range. Would like it a little lighter but I don't want to cut the spring down any more to stay safe and so the safety still functions so its okay right there. The .223 Axis was a little better out of the box at around six pounds. Now its down to the three to four pound range with only one and a half coils removed. Right where I want it. Both are way better than they were and smoother. Did a very slight sear edge and sear slot edge polish job so just the metal shines using light abrasive silver or metal polish and a micro fiber cloth. Added a very light coat of gun grease also. Smooths it out. Did the drop test from one foot high down on the buttstock on both of them many times and they are still safe and still function including the safety.
RB M ya and they shoot standing I was prone. of course the distance I was shooting was a bit more but still they have to have very good control of heart rate and cardio
Yes they do have to have very good control. Very difficult discipline. They do use different shooting positions at each shooting station. Probably all four, standing, kneeling, sitting, and prone.
i had really good luck with that 223. but if you want awesome accuracy consider the Remington 700 Tactical 223.for a couple hundred dollars more it is amazing out of the box and the action and bolt is so much smoother and reliable to me it was worth the upgrade. here is a link to the latest accuracy test with my new M700 precision rifle project. th-cam.com/video/txQ87-GLZis/w-d-xo.html
I'm glad I'm not the only one that runs back and forth from the target to the bench lol
Well once you get a little bit smarter just set up more targets to shoot at. Seems the thing to do. But this young kid is way out of shape.
Don't get rid of that rifle ! Man there's nothing wrong with that Savage. I'm here tonight looking at your video, as I'm thinking hard about buying a Savage rifle in .223 and your shooting impresses me.
My Savage .223 loves .40 grain V-max. It shoots eye of prairie dog all day. Don't know
who gave you a thumbs down, unless it was a disgruntled prairie dog family.
Do you have the factory rail or did you upgrade and added a 20MOA rail?
That was impressive shooting, especially considering it was windy, good job!!
m1shadow thanks
I think you chose a good, accurate caliber though. Easy to get just under an inch groups at 100 yards. Bullets should be relatively cheap, and smaller powder charges too. I used to have Thompson Contenders, and bought a carbine kit. I chose the .222 Remington, and it was a tack driver. Wish I still had it. I think you have a good gun there. Get yourself a good spotting scope, so you don't have to walk back and forth so much. Set up like 4 of those targets. Have a notebook to write down what load you tried on each little bullseye. Make up some handloads with, say, 10 each. Try them all. Use different bullets, powders, and charges. You'll come up with a few loads that look really promising. Next time, just load up those loads and back to the range. I bet you'll come up with loads that will stay under 1/2" (and maybe better) if you can do your part in the shooting.
I worked a lot with a .243 rifle way back when I was 14 years old (now 62). Lots of handload developement under the strict supervision of my dad. Over the years I've handloaded many rifle and pistol calibers. For that .243, we actually hand weighed every powder charge. It paid off, as I was able to get dime sized groups at 100 yards.
I enjoy handloading and experimenting to try to get every bit of accuracy I can.
7 years later, great groups. I'm thinking about a stainless axis II in 308 or 223...
I also have a 12fcv that can't even touch the precision and accuracy of the stainless axis. Im thinking of getting rid of the fcv
Just bought 3 Savage Axis II models for $249 each after rebate at Sportsman warehouse. Two .223, one .308, all camo stocks. Adjusted the accu-triggers as low as I could, put on NIkon Buckmaster II 4x12 scopes, and harris bipods, all shoot great!
what a deal man prices sure went up
I'm waiting for an Axis in the 223 22" barrel and even better , heavy contour barrel. I'd be fairly happy with similar results as these in this video. Thank you for posting your video!
Mesa Man mine shot very well hope yours I a one hole shooter also
Awsome last group man just bought one today excited to play!!! I know it was long ago but hopefully mines a little more upgraded..
very good shooting with an Axis ll I like that you show the bullets hitting the target I have switched to all Savage rifles except my 44 mag as savage dose not make a bolt in that cal.
I have not found a Savage rifle that does not shoot great. O I almost for got I did get a Henry leaver in .22 fun little gun but can not get good groups even at 50 Yd. My Savages Mark ll bough shoot dime size at 70 Yd .
Great video keep them coming.
I didn't think any of the groups were bad and the last group was very good , well done . I just bought one of these today , I hope I do as well .
the accuraccy on this seems amazing at that price.
Great shooting. Just picked up a new left hand version of same rifle.Modded the trigger to 4#. I have reloading equipment but need the dies to get into reloading this round. Shooting the cheap Russian steel cased bi-metal bullet stuff for now just to break in the barrel, seems to be fairly accurate but nothing like yours due to the ammo.At $5.47 per box, hard to pass up.. Thanks for the vid.
I bought one with a wood stock , did a little trigger job and it is a sweet thing to shoot.. I use 62 grain bullets..great gun for the money. If accuracy and reliability is your standard this is the one..you can leave those expensive Remington 700 on the gun shop rack.
I would be very interested in your shooting at greater distances. I had my .223 AXIS out at the range yesterday, and shot 1-1/2 inch groups at 200 yds using Varget powder behind a Hornady 55 gr FMJBT. I probably should be using a heavier bullet like you are, but the rifle still impresses me even with my results, which isn't bad at all.
i know for a sub 400 dollar rifle they are very accurate and because of that i think i will not be investing in a custom rifle for 4000 dollars to get another 1/4 MOA. i find hornady bullets are awesome even the fmj's
Great shooting
that final group was awesome. all inside the 1"block for the bullseye. I see a lot of sub 1" or >.5 but way the heck off the mark...makes me crazy. your finale group should be in an instruction video. great job!
Ya I like to hit what I aim at. thanks for the kind comment
nice shooting and groups. Even when that wind picked up you were connecting the dots, key holing at 100 yds. Well done.
+fhpd350 thanks for the comment
I have a savage 223 110e that shoots under a 1 inch group at 200 yards. I use a 50 grain spx, I take head shots on woodchucks at 200 yards. Most loose there head.
I was thinking of getting one of these for plinking maybe varmint hunting since I reload .223 55gr for my AR
I have a rem 700 and axis xp both in .223 and I like my axis way better and spent half the money on it. Currently getting my barrel threaded on the axis can't wait to throw a suppressor on it and see how I like it. Nice shot groups with that wind, 1moa or less is good in my book at 100yds. Keep up the good shooting.
ya for the money they are awesome. i sold mine to buy a model 12 fcv and it was absolute garbage look at my barrel deffect vid and youll see
Will do, I'm looking at getting a Mossbergs .308 Light chassis this spring. About $2k can't wait.
Keep up the good shooting man.
Was this the regular standard barrel or the heavy short barrel , show it , and be proud of your rifle .
It’s the standard sporter contour.
Resistance was futile. I bought an AXIS 223 today. Gonna put a 2-7X33 or 3-9X40 Leupold on it.
Bob C it surprised me how well it shot
I'm looking at getting this rifle myself. Did you do any trigger work for these groups or was it still as it was when bought? I see they now offer the axis 2 with the adjustable trigger and a budget weaver s ope. I may have to look into that one also. I think it will make a great budget plinker, and groundhog and yote hunter. Even a deer rifle with the right load.
that one was completely stock but i did mod another savage axis 270 and it was a huge improvement in trigger pull weight. search my vids axis trigger job. i recently upgraded to a model 12fcv but it can't group anything like the axis i had.
getting a group like that after running 100 yards, very good
C.C. Man Battle Born thanks
I never hesitate to give credit, where credit is deserved
picked up the axis heavy barrel in 223
Great video. Good shooting. About to get one of these and set it up for varmiting. I have a 5.56 AR but it's set up for 3 gun. Plus bolt guns are way more accurate.
I don't know if it is the rifle or the shooter but one of you shoots very well. Maybe it is a combination of the two.
That was some impressive shooting. I had my Savage Axis .223 out today, shooting at 200 yards. I wasn't impressed with myself. But, good enough for coyotes. I was standing up, using a front rest on the bed cover of my truck. It was also very windy today. That's about all of the excuses that I can think of for now...lol But hey, I still had fun!!!!! I did hit 10 water bottles(16 oz) in a row, tho... So, about a 3" group, I'm guessing. Ah...
Have you shot bulk fmj style ammo through this rifle such as American eagle .223 ? If so we're the groups respectable ?
I haven't shot much factory ammo in any of my rifles. I couldn't answer that question sorry
What type of scope are you using? I bought the Savage Axis .223 combo with the relatively cheap Bushnell Sharpshooter scope.
the scopes a BSA 8-32x44. got it on ebay for 100 bucks its garbage but it holds a zero so thats all that matters. but i have never owned a rifle that shot as good as my old axis 223. but im about 150 rounds into the 12FCV and groups are starting to close up but still only at 1" at 100 meters or 109 yards
Impressive. I just bought one. Were you hand-holding or in a gun vise?
shooting from a folding table. i have a video called shooting table or something. that rifle shoot under and inch at 200 yards but when new they are moa rifles you need to fire aprox. 300 rounds to get the accuracy out of them. i have a new model 12FCV and its shooting 1.5 moa now with 65 through it
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That looks like the pole line where I hunt in Michigan.. lol even looks like the area my blind is tucked in at.
Just zero in on the bullseye fire a round at the Target look to where the round landed and zero in on bullseye again and adjust your scope to where your last shot hit and your zeroed in. Your welcome in advance.
nice group I was thinking savage or Ruger, I love ruger firearms , but it looks like the savage is cheaper and shoots better groups, people seem to be having problems with the ruger american in 223 with feeding and accuracy
I think it was a lucky gun have a look at my savage barrel defect video I bought a 12 fcv in 223 and it was garbage 3" was common with that 900 dollar rifle. Now I'm staying with remington rifles they have always fixed or replaced any thing I had an issue with no questions asked. If you buy a savage I hope you get a good one like I did with my axis
I have 4 Savages 2 Axis ll in .223 and .308 and 2 mark ii a fvt with peep and a tr with a scope bough heavy barrels I only have a 70 yd range and can get dime size groups width all of them.
Canada eh! Almost looks like cut lines in fort McMurray. Though I don't recall wearing hunter orange in Alberta just Ontario. Love the shooting for a cheap ass rifle she shoots true. Oh the French on the target and the accent gave away location.
Why are you using a sub-55gr bullet for a 1:9 twist? 53gr vmax are marked for 1:14 twist. Been shooting a 110 tactical for 12 years with 75 amax and just got the axis for my daughter and we were gonna start with 60gr vmax. Hence my search of axis performances.
i have a box of 75 Amax's and cant get them to stabilize in any of my 1 in 9 twist rifles. 68's work good though. people have reported the 6mm 105 amax's working in 1:9 1/4" twist 243's also and i cant get them to work either. i shoot mostly at about 600 ft asl so maybe the air density is my problem? I have shot everything in my 1in 9 223 from 40gr vmax to 68's without a problem though. i was worried about the 40 gr bullets not being able to handle that tight of a twist but they seem ok. and 58's in my 243 work as well
RINGET421 Had 58gr in a Ruger #1 6mm at 4100 fps and decided I would have a very short barrel life and knocked them down to 3200 fps. I have some Hornady 68 bthp's since you mentioned those that I will batch out for my daughter. Not as showy on varmints as polymer tips but effective none the less. Keep 'em in the 10 range!
1:9 twist 5.56 or .223 perfect for 55 gr. Probably could shoot up to 62 get and would stabilize. 1:7 twist could handle probably up to 90 gr. 1:14 twist might could handle 40 gr but that would be about it. Tighter the twist the heavier and longer bullet it will stabilize. Just like most .308 has a 1:12 and most .30-06 has 1:10, this why the 06 can stabilize up to 220 gr, and the .308 only up to 180 gr. That's why most .22's have a 1:16 to 1:14 twist, for the smaller bullets, not larger.
What have you done to the trigger ?
I just modified the trigger spring I made a video on this channel showing how I did it
Nice shootings! I like to know what camera you used for this video? Thanks!
+M Tr I used a Sony hd bid cam 300 dollars nothing special and a cheap 30 dollar tripod
Thanks for writing back. Good shootings with all that wind. Can you tell me the scope you have on this gun? Also, you haven't made a shooting video for the Savage model 12.
+M Tr how's it going. the reason I didn't make a video lately with that rifle because it was garbage. search my channel about the model 12 barrel defect. long story short I lost trust in savage after they refused to help me out with the rifle. so I sold all my savage rifles and will never buy another. remington has never let me down, I have had issues with remington also but they either replaced or fixed the problem very fast. right now I have a semi auto mosberg 12 gauge I had to send away and haven't heard anything from them in over 6 months so I think that's the last mosberg now to. marlin remington imo are the best and they will always have my business
Regardless of the problems with Savage model 12, you should have made a video and explain the whole thing. Many guns companies are pulling scams on their own customers with BS. rebates like Remington, Savage and so on.
You didn't mention about the scope on the Savage 223. Oh! I like Marlin too; however they are bought out by Remington and have discontinued many popular models, so they can sell the Remington's products. Take care guy, if things were still good, you would do well in acting! (movie).
+M Tr I have used many scopes on the 223 ar optics I believe was mounted on it in that video. sorry I did t answer your question.
you shure run 100yds mighty fast. good shooting.
Cesar Flores edited some out lol
I just took mine out. I kinda disappointed myself but the rifle is solid.
53 g very impressive. thanks for the reload info
Do you still own the rifle?
The m700 243?
The Savage Axis 223
No I don’t
is yours the heavy barrel ?
Cesar Flores nope just the regular tapered stainless barrel
Nicw, why not try 150?
+Janez Novak I zero everything at 100 yards then dial on my scope from there
Looks like the power lines in WV..try Federal 69gr. SIERRA MATCH KING BTHP..Nice job..
+Tony Briggs i actually sold it to buy the fcv (big mistake) and sold the fcv for basically nothing to get a rem 700 tactical 16.5" 223 and its a 1" gun so basically i payed 1500 for it lol. now im sticking with remington because i havent had a bad one yet.
I just looked at one of these at wally world. $421 out the door. Looks like a nice rifle
+Randy Neal it's basic it works great very light and durable what more can you ask for
+Randy Neal it's basic it works great very light and durable what more can you ask for
Just looking for a good varmint rifle. Nothing fancy. That's customizable if I decide to add to it.
Ya savage axis is a very good rifle for the price. I would get the stainless model
bought my wife a pink camo one yesterday deacked out for 430$ and it suprised me how accurate it was! she was shooting right with me at 100yards with one of my 1200$ 223 rifles and she was shooting .5moa at 100 with it using hunting rounds! while i was shooting 68gr hornady bthp match ammo...the axis was shooting the same group size as me with match ammo using the fed fussion 62 gr's!
nice
+Ken Gram thanks
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Thanks
When you shooting your rifle, are you resting the barrel, on the bean bags, that a no no, , rest the rifle, on the forearm stock, , on the bean bags, now, you can hit a dime, at 100 yards. GOOD SHOOTING.
Your video reminds me of and makes me have sympathy for biathlon biathletes that have to shoot a rifle score between cross country skiing with no rest. One of my favorite Olympic sports to watch other than ski jumping. Good accuracy from the Axis for sure even with running back and forth. The trigger on my .22-250 Axis was horrible when I got it at around seven pounds. The trigger job (two coils removed) brought it down to the four to five pound range. Would like it a little lighter but I don't want to cut the spring down any more to stay safe and so the safety still functions so its okay right there. The .223 Axis was a little better out of the box at around six pounds. Now its down to the three to four pound range with only one and a half coils removed. Right where I want it. Both are way better than they were and smoother. Did a very slight sear edge and sear slot edge polish job so just the metal shines using light abrasive silver or metal polish and a micro fiber cloth. Added a very light coat of gun grease also. Smooths it out. Did the drop test from one foot high down on the buttstock on both of them many times and they are still safe and still function including the safety.
RB M ya and they shoot standing I was prone. of course the distance I was shooting was a bit more but still they have to have very good control of heart rate and cardio
Yes they do have to have very good control. Very difficult discipline. They do use different shooting positions at each shooting station. Probably all four, standing, kneeling, sitting, and prone.
I am going to get one
i had really good luck with that 223. but if you want awesome accuracy consider the Remington 700 Tactical 223.for a couple hundred dollars more it is amazing out of the box and the action and bolt is so much smoother and reliable to me it was worth the upgrade. here is a link to the latest accuracy test with my new M700 precision rifle project. th-cam.com/video/txQ87-GLZis/w-d-xo.html
There is a key on your computer's keyboard to take you out of all caps. You can do it. I know you can.
I love all caps
Some pussy did not like all caps and now, were all snowflakes
Dont that drive you nuts always have that flyer...lol drives me crazy...lol
hi did you run 100 yards and fire your first shot in 6 seconds,,,,,,,yeh
No I cut the footage not very exciting to watch
I shoot sub moa with 55 gr vmax
Walk, rest, edit.
BR5499a i hear ya.
Am I the only one that noticed he ran 100 yards in 5 seconds? I call bs on this one lol.
+Brandon Campbell the video has been edited.
Yeah but he gets a little winded and slows up a little out at about 500 yards. Still shoots like a laser though.
I edited out that part would make the vid long and way boring
gopro + remote and no more running bro
ya i want one need some cash dont make anything doing this so one day if i get enough from my videos i will pick one up for sure
nice
meekslt5 thanks