what did you do to get your butt pad adjustable?
It’s technically not adjustable, just offset. I used an aftermarket Limbsaver air tech pad, but I’m sure you could do the same with the factory pad. I simply drilled new holes in the buttpad and used the same screws that are holding the factory pad on to make it index higher.what did you do to get your butt pad adjustable?
Sweet!!! Do you get some funny open space on the bottom of the stock now that the butt pad has been raised?It’s technically not adjustable, just offset. I used an aftermarket Limbsaver air tech pad, but I’m sure you could do the same with the factory pad. I simply drilled new holes in the buttpad and used the same screws that are holding the factory pad on to make it index higher.
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Fun fact: KRG’s adjustable butt plate assembly fits a tikka stock pretty darn close but will add some length of pull.
Yes. It’s goofy for sure.Sweet!!! Do you get some funny open space on the bottom of the stock now that the butt pad has been raised?
Bro ... put a Lee-a-pold scope on there and it will fix everything.Ok I shot this and didn't do very well. What sort of equipment can I buy to improve my results? Ran my .300 WM. I only had half of my box of ammo left since I shot it quite a bit last year, so I got another box that was almost the same grain bullets. I think it was still sighted in pretty good from last hunting season.
And I’ve only done it once in perfect conditions with a 22320/20 is extremely hard.
And I’ve only done it once in perfect conditions with a 223
HAHA I wish. I'm a abysmal 14-16I don’t shoot the drill a lot, but I’ve only done it a few times. My average cold is 18-19.
HAHA I wish. I'm a abysmal 14-16
Thats about where I am on average. One time I hit 18, pretty much felt like I walked on the moon that dayThat’s actually pretty good. I like people to get to the 15-16 range consistently.
What do you mean by square to the rifle? Holding it at a perpendicular angle to your torso? Doesn't that add a lot of side torque if you're at all fatigued?Recoil management generally involves being passive behind the rifle and absorbing recoil without reacting to it so you don’t steer the shot away from the target before the bullet leaves the barrel
A couple of things to concentrate on are being square behind the rifle and in the prone supported position don’t let the butt of the rifle drop down off the shoulder during recoil