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Looks like a beautiful gun. SAD that the magazine has to be purchased separately and isn't included. If I buy a car from a dealership I don't think they will say before you take your car off the lot that you have to buy the tires first. Really...
Agree. Just charge an even 999 and include a mag for bloody sake.Originally Posted by XCR User
Check my post history to see my BRNO Mo. 3 Redux, and a 3D printed M1 Chassis for the Lil' Badger.
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100m accuracy tests?
BE PREPARED - Noah didn't build the Ark when it was raining!
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Depends on ammo and you. We don't give out accuracy guarantees because it comes down to how good you are. Personally I shoot Eley Contact and get great results.
huh???
CSSA Life Member, Proud CFA Member, Proud CFFR Member, Member of BRRC, SASS # 112759, IPSC # 404, P.P.C. Competitor
Our rifles have the ability to be extremely accurate, however we do not publish any sort of accuracy guarantees. There are a few problems with saying a rifle is sub MOA. Firstly, what does that even mean? Sub MOA 3 shot groups are meaningless (that's what most manufacturers use), so a lot of sub MOA guarantees are just BS. Secondly, if we say our rifles are all sub MOA it's almost certain someone will go shoot a bunch of thunderbolt and throw a big stink about it not being sub MOA. Thirdly, the human factor is important. You or I may be good shots, but not everyone is. To shoot sub MOA you need the skills to do it.
So, I can assure you our rifles are accurate, and it's entirely up to you and your ammo to achieve the results you want.
Here's a group I shot earlier this season with one of our guns:
This was 50m with Eley contact. I was getting a zero for CRPS.
Proprietary mag or ....?
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