I was advised, long ago, by the AMU and other top shooters, if my
Colt Sporter, holds a 1.5" group at 100yds, prone, with the 3x Colt scope, it's worth having a crisp trigger at 4.5lbs. Then just shoot it.
These days, now that I'll be testing one of our 6920's with the Geissele SS and a T36, if it shoots 5, into a ragged hole or thereabouts, prone, with POA and POI the same, then it won't need another barrel.
We load, so that is a plus.
The MKIV, even though the OEM trigger gets better as it's shot, it might be nice to have a crisp and lighter trigger, especially with irons.
I bought a new Ace, around '80, and gave it to my brother.
Colt Sporter, holds a 1.5" group at 100yds, prone, with the 3x Colt scope, it's worth having a crisp trigger at 4.5lbs. Then just shoot it.
These days, now that I'll be testing one of our 6920's with the Geissele SS and a T36, if it shoots 5, into a ragged hole or thereabouts, prone, with POA and POI the same, then it won't need another barrel.

We load, so that is a plus.
The MKIV, even though the OEM trigger gets better as it's shot, it might be nice to have a crisp and lighter trigger, especially with irons.
I bought a new Ace, around '80, and gave it to my brother.
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