captdan555
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- Mar 25, 2019
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I was looking at a nice long range rifle and had decided on the TC Performance center LRR. But, the MP10 caught my eye and I fell in love.
Last week she arrived and off to the range we went. I mounted an older Burris Mtac 3.5 - 10 Mildot scope. I zeroed at 50 yards and moved out to 100. I was amazed ( and happy) to see less than 1/2 MOA out of the gun. She ate all rounds put in the mag, even reloads. Now I've got to get a scope worthy of this gun! I can see it would do very well at 600, 1000 and perhaps beyond.
Very impressed with the gun so far. It seems that the performance center may have solved their earlier issues with quality control. Or at least this gun was fabricated on a good day. ( I did have my reservations. I recently bought a .357 L-comp that shoots 4" to the right at 7 yards. It is now in the hands of the performance center for repairs. )
This is my first 6.5 creedmoor rifle. Very impressed with the round. ( I'm an NRA competition shooter - leg matches with M1A, and high power long range with 7mmx08).
Last week she arrived and off to the range we went. I mounted an older Burris Mtac 3.5 - 10 Mildot scope. I zeroed at 50 yards and moved out to 100. I was amazed ( and happy) to see less than 1/2 MOA out of the gun. She ate all rounds put in the mag, even reloads. Now I've got to get a scope worthy of this gun! I can see it would do very well at 600, 1000 and perhaps beyond.
Very impressed with the gun so far. It seems that the performance center may have solved their earlier issues with quality control. Or at least this gun was fabricated on a good day. ( I did have my reservations. I recently bought a .357 L-comp that shoots 4" to the right at 7 yards. It is now in the hands of the performance center for repairs. )
This is my first 6.5 creedmoor rifle. Very impressed with the round. ( I'm an NRA competition shooter - leg matches with M1A, and high power long range with 7mmx08).
