First thing, if that's a brand nu rifle it's going to need a break in process and period before you get the best groups out of it. Second youv got to try multiple brands and bullet weights to see wich bullets that specific rifle likes and groups best with. Until you've done that you're wasting your ammo and time going further than 100 yds. I'd try shooting off a front sand bag to see if you get better groups and to see if it is the bipod that's giving you issues. All that said I did enjoy your vid. Cheers for sharing.
Thanks for the advice. This is the second time we had shot this rifle first time was with a front sand bag. As the owner was waiting for the bipod to zero the rifle as he wanted it zeroed with it attached
First thing, if that's a brand nu rifle it's going to need a break in process and period before you get the best groups out of it. Second youv got to try multiple brands and bullet weights to see wich bullets that specific rifle likes and groups best with. Until you've done that you're wasting your ammo and time going further than 100 yds. I'd try shooting off a front sand bag to see if you get better groups and to see if it is the bipod that's giving you issues. All that said I did enjoy your vid. Cheers for sharing.
Thanks for the advice. This is the second time we had shot this rifle first time was with a front sand bag. As the owner was waiting for the bipod to zero the rifle as he wanted it zeroed with it attached
It’s that bipod you are using they are rubbish and change point of impact