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Buck460XVR, I assume you hunt with your 460....If so can you give any advice for allowing for differences between shooting house/rests and holding situations? It seems like the hold down force on the barrel would be vary different (shooting down vs flat, etc..). Or is the main difference a...

That's what I am seeing. I thought I was going crazy. Thanks for the help.

thanks.... The point "I tried to make" was downward force on the gun (either being held down or resting on a bag) has a larger impact on barrel position before the bullet leaves the muzzle. I'm not implying you'er wrong, I am just surprise the bullet is still in the barrel when the recoil has...

I can understand the concept, but this would significantly reduce the flexibility of the weapon. for example: if i am sighting the weapon off a bench with a rear bag I get say a group zeroed at 75 yards. no problem. I then move to the shooting house without a rear bag and the group should move...

30-40, you also mentioned shooting off bags...what are you using? Every bag I tried my gun shredded. The gas jet from the cylinder gap sliced them like butter. I had crushed walnut hulls everywhere. That's why I added the Harris lug.

I was sighting in with the factory 200 gr at 75 yds with with similar groups.. I then tried some 260gr JHP and the group moved up about 18" on another target. how is that possible at 75 yds? there is no way the trajectory can be that different at 75yds. I was was using a Harris rest ( I had a...

someone suggested that the gun is moving up when the bullet leaves the barrel. If that were true, it would seem you could never group unless you braced the gun the same each time. any thoughts?

Hey guys my first post so be gentle. I also have a 460 w/8"brl. I had a harris lug added to mount a rest to try to improve groups. with that said..... I have been shooting the 200gr horney's. When I tried the much slower 260 gr jhp's the group moved up about 18" at 75 yds... Does anyone have...