So I have a Stromrider that was super accurte. It would suprize me when I shot it. First shot or the last shot would be where the cross hairs where pointing. Out of the blue it stopped shooting well. It was now shooting 3 and 4inch groups at 35 yards. After trying everything I knew or could learn it would not shoot.
I bought some other rifles and got them shootin well so I thought I would try again with the Stormrider. After 2 to 3 hunderd pellets I decided to put it backup and shoot some thing else. I had two mags loaded and just wanted to blow thwm out. I did not tuck in to the bags and kept my hand on forearm like shooting a springer. The little rifle placed 6 shots in well less than a half inch. I nearly fell off my chair. It did the next 6 shots the same way. It never mattered how it was held in the past.
Any how I am counting this as a victory as I ave no use for a gun that won't shoot.
If you have a rifle that stops shooting well might look at haw you holding it
Sorry for the long post
Bulletbob
I bought some other rifles and got them shootin well so I thought I would try again with the Stormrider. After 2 to 3 hunderd pellets I decided to put it backup and shoot some thing else. I had two mags loaded and just wanted to blow thwm out. I did not tuck in to the bags and kept my hand on forearm like shooting a springer. The little rifle placed 6 shots in well less than a half inch. I nearly fell off my chair. It did the next 6 shots the same way. It never mattered how it was held in the past.
Any how I am counting this as a victory as I ave no use for a gun that won't shoot.
If you have a rifle that stops shooting well might look at haw you holding it
Sorry for the long post
Bulletbob
That's a dang good factor that I just realized plays a HUGE role in our hobby. I get that everyone has a style....but not many people have the EXACT same style.
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