Not bad at all I had to use rear bag for support, otherwise my rifle moved too much. Maybe it would help you too. I'm not that familiar with the Axis but my old Savage 10 tactical shot terribly in the factory stock. It improved when i upgraded to aluminum chassis. So that or maybe glass bedding the stock could help. And of course, ammo - even the best rifle can shoot bed with wrong ammo :)
Appreciate the tips and its cool you guys commented considering the sea of entries and I think the bag would be a great idea I'll have to try it. Never tried to shoot this tight of group before now I usually get close enough zeros for hunting and call it good.
@@jrab3464 i'm interested to see people try the challenge but TH-cam search is not the best - i almost missed your video. That's one of the point that we were trying to make, people online will shit on a rifle if it "can't do sub MOA" but in reality not a lot of rifles can, if you measure it with a 10 shot grouping. But it's nothing wrong with that as 2-3 MOA is perfectly good for hunting and most other applications. Even military considers rifles to be ok if they shoot under 4 MOA :) But yes, this test is equally demanding for the rifle, ammo and shooter. 10 round groupings are quite harder then 5 rounds - one small mistake and you ruin the result 😅
Not bad at all
I had to use rear bag for support, otherwise my rifle moved too much. Maybe it would help you too.
I'm not that familiar with the Axis but my old Savage 10 tactical shot terribly in the factory stock. It improved when i upgraded to aluminum chassis.
So that or maybe glass bedding the stock could help.
And of course, ammo - even the best rifle can shoot bed with wrong ammo :)
Appreciate the tips and its cool you guys commented considering the sea of entries and I think the bag would be a great idea I'll have to try it.
Never tried to shoot this tight of group before now I usually get close enough zeros for hunting and call it good.
@@jrab3464 i'm interested to see people try the challenge but TH-cam search is not the best - i almost missed your video.
That's one of the point that we were trying to make, people online will shit on a rifle if it "can't do sub MOA" but in reality not a lot of rifles can, if you measure it with a 10 shot grouping.
But it's nothing wrong with that as 2-3 MOA is perfectly good for hunting and most other applications.
Even military considers rifles to be ok if they shoot under 4 MOA :)
But yes, this test is equally demanding for the rifle, ammo and shooter. 10 round groupings are quite harder then 5 rounds - one small mistake and you ruin the result 😅