RTI MORA...Your Worse Nightmare
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That bipod though,,,,, look like i might have made the benches in the new shot shed too narrow. 
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You mean too small in diameter ???That bipod though,,,,, look like i might have made the benches in the new shot shed too narrow.
If it's stable, it's fine as is. Half the rifle weighs what, a wappen 3 or 4 lbs. ?
Mike
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No it seem to be quite wide in its footing, i cant recall how wide i made our benches but they are not super wide.
Will probably fit though, but i dont think there will be more than 3-4 inches of clearing either side of the bipod legs.
I am about to mod the Caldwell BR thingamajig i use to jeep my rifle up in the front, will be adding a little for a creature of comfort.
Will probably fit though, but i dont think there will be more than 3-4 inches of clearing either side of the bipod legs.
I am about to mod the Caldwell BR thingamajig i use to jeep my rifle up in the front, will be adding a little for a creature of comfort.
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I dunno about using a OTB bipod using that pic rail esp since it is also adjustable. To me it would flex too much causing poi and hold issues. Better off with a bipod mounted far forward underneath a protected under bottle arca mount similar to the model with the 700cc bottle. Hopefully the aftermarket will have some accessories available as this thing has some serious potential.
Can't wait for more videos esp in ELR. Wondering how they would do with the Altaros .25 kings in 66gr.
Allen
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Aside from the Mora, the only one that comes to mind is the AEA Challenger Elite .357, it would be nice to see how they stack against each other side by side. Both regulated, and can out out over 300fpe.
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AEA does not have the reputation for building high quality in my opinion. I think the Mora is a much higher build quality.
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As much as I agree, I know they have been building much better (than before) airguns. Aren't they responsible for making the Karma airguns?
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Yes AEA is getting better but to me you need to immediately have a tuner hone the internals and also look for people whom have made upgraded custom parts to replace their more flawed mass produced not fully machined parts.
The Mora and the Karma are more like a out of the box performance car and the AEA is more cool power but they keep the cost down by not machining things to the level of a high end air rifle.
The Karma are excellent rifles but they are big benchrest rifles so not an easy to carry, hunt rifle. They are known for accurate benchrest rifles but I think the Mora is a better all around rifle with power to hunt, and still able to just plink, target and do everything. They do have a cool lower price semi auto rifle that is intriguing, but that is also brand new with not much information on shooting examples yet, https://karmaairguns.com/pages/karma-sls-compact
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Got my Mora standard in .25 shooting Altaros ATP 60 grain slugs today. Mounted my Helix scope took three shots to zero at 40 yards. This is the best most accurate gun I have shot, I have many FX rifles and a P1 and a P3 this thing puts them all to shame.
To each their own man. I love a high mount on some rifles, as it can make shooting much more comfortable. Depends on the discipline, but the first time I tried it, I was hooked!
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The other thing is when you shoot extreme distances you have to have a ton of angle to see point of impact. Next thing you know with a slug of average moa you have to dial almost 150 moa or raise the rear of the adjustable rings quite a bit just to reach 600 yards. Now the scope is pointed straight at that big fat barrel shroud. Would raising the scope help? I wonder if that large barrel shroud has a effect on what you see at extreme air gun distances?
Allen
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So a guy can’t join a forum and post on it? Yeap I’m a mole to trick you into spending a bunch of money on a Mora, take a chill pill.
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