Well done sir.
Trigger blade for stubby fingers
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I had the same issue with the stock on my Model 70. When I inletted the stock, it seemed fine but, as I shot it more, it was too much of a reach to that trigger. I ended up cutting the trigger and adding about 3/16 inch to move it back. Always a slow learner, when I made the stock for my model 52, I made the same mistake and ended up having to modify that trigger as well. I have to mention, the modifications had no effect whatsoever on my scores. WH
In the past trigger reach was pretty noticeable in scores. I haven't shot this rifle at a target offhand yet so we'll see how it goes tomorrow at our monthly match.I had the same issue with the stock on my Model 70. When I inletted the stock, it seemed fine but, as I shot it more, it was too much of a reach to that trigger. I ended up cutting the trigger and adding about 3/16 inch to move it back. Always a slow learner, when I made the stock for my model 52, I made the same mistake and ended up having to modify that trigger as well. I have to mention, the modifications had no effect whatsoever on my scores. WH
Interested to hear how the match went with your new rig.
Middling. I haven't found exactly how it wants to be held and I was perhaps 2 animals below my average.Interested to hear how the match went with your new rig.
BUT my scores were very consistent.
Also I haven't done much of any ammo testing at 100m.
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