Finally have some confidence

[Tx_300wsm]

In my rifle set up. I had to put down my Tikka 300wsm the last couple years after developing a flinch. Last year I topped my Ruger American 6.5 creed with a Nightforce SHV 4-14 sitting in a pair of Warne rings. That set up rode in the bed of my truck for ~ 700 miles, all over the farm in the back of utv, was dropped, and it never lost zero. Today I got out to shoot it again with my new Scythe that I just picked up and I continue to be impressed by this cheap rifle. This thing is a tack driver with 143 Eldx’s and 127 lrx’s. I really don’t know why I’m building a 6um with as well as this thing shoots.

First group is the 143, 10 shots, .8”
Second is with the 127 lrx, 10 shots, .9”, bullet off to the right is from some other guy shooting at the wrong target
Last pic is after I adjusted zero and fired again.

 

[BLJ]

Hard to argue with that.

Here’s some other people that have good luck as well.

The Rokslide 95 (Ruger American 😁)

Kind of a spin-off of the Rokslide Special thread. @grfox92 made the comment that the RA would work for 95% of American hunters who shoot a box of cor lokts in 5 years. While I agree with this, I think there are more people around here that shoot the RA a little more than 4 times a year and...

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