[Xring]

I recently bought this rifle, its a beauty and after two grueling weeks of hard labor I've decided its going to shoot reasonably well.

 

[Xring]

This is a target I shot yesterday with a new lot of SK Rifle match. The wind finally made me give it up but for a thin barreled rifle I think its acceptable accuracy. All shot at 50 yards all 5 shot groups.

 

[hillbillycycles]

Nope, don’t think that’s gonna cut it for you so why don’t you let me have that one and find yourself a better one?

Seriously though, super nice and looks like a shooter to boot.

 

[Xring]

Nope, don’t think that’s gonna cut it for you so why don’t you let me have that one and find yourself a better one?

Seriously though, super nice and looks like a shooter to boot.

I bedded it which certainly helped, then I bought a new two stage trigger for it and sent the trigger to Mr. Neal Stepp of international shooters supply to re-cam the trigger and get it down to two ounces, that will help but killed the wallet. lol

 

[Bowhuntr]

That will certainly turn a squirrels head wrong side out.

 

[sam]

Great look'n rifle. That stock is really nice!

 

[JB Weld]

Beautiful rifle Xring! I know you will wring all the accuracy possible out of it!

 

[jackie53]

250? 300 ?

 

[jackie53]

Just kidding.. Beautiful Rifle...

 

[DonniePowell]

Nice gun and a great shooter.

 

[Arkie_3_fan]

I bedded it which certainly helped, then I bought a new two stage trigger for it and sent the trigger to Mr. Neal Stepp of international shooters supply to re-cam the trigger and get it down to two ounces, that will help but killed the wallet. lol

Two ounces?
No wonder you avoid shooting in the wind.
A decent breeze would make that thing go off! Lol

 

[Xring]

Beautiful rifle Xring! I know you will wring all the accuracy possible out of it!

I'm going to try, thank you

 

[Xring]

Nice gun and a great shooter.

I couldn't get the single stage trigger below 9 ounces and that feels HEAVY when you been shooting 2 ounces and below.

 

[jackie53]

I couldn't get the single stage trigger below 9 ounces and that feels HEAVY when you been shooting 2 ounces and below.

Pffffffffffffffcfffffffffffffffff.. Don't believe it..
Just kidding ya... LAUGH OUT LOUD..

 

[jackie53]

Two ounces?
No wonder you avoid shooting in the wind.
A decent breeze would make that thing go off! Lol

Kinda Heavy...Ante.. it? Get ya a Good Rifle.. Anschiz-Savage or Anschiz-Marlin....or Anschiz-Browning..
Then will talk..

 

[DonniePowell]

I couldn't get the single stage trigger below 9 ounces and that feels HEAVY when you been shooting 2 ounces and below.

Yes, they do feel heavy after having 1 1/2- 2 ounce triggers.

 

[hillbillycycles]

At that light it's not really a hunting trigger is it? I have one rifle with a single set trigger and would never hunt with it in the set position and I think it breaks at like 8 oz. 1.5-2.0 oz. is just a butterfly breath.

 

[DonniePowell]

At that light it's not really a hunting trigger is it? I have one rifle with a single set trigger and would never hunt with it in the set position and I think it breaks at like 8 oz. 1.5-2.0 oz. is just a butterfly breath.

My 54 sporter breaks at 10 ounces. I love it. It's a safe trigger, don't go off until you pull it.

 

[Xring]

At that light it's not really a hunting trigger is it? I have one rifle with a single set trigger and would never hunt with it in the set position and I think it breaks at like 8 oz. 1.5-2.0 oz. is just a butterfly breath.

No, it will never be carried in the woods, I have others that I hunt with, if I ever do again, my sport now is tiny bug hole groups on paper, the safety will never be put on, but its pointed at the target before its loaded.

 

[Xring]

The original trigger breaks at between 9 and 10 0unces, great hunting trigger.