r/canadaguns • u/CanadianBoyEh • Jun 05 '26

Shooting Happy 6/5 Day

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6.5cm for 6/5!

Build:

- PGWDTI M15
- IBI 24” 6.5CM 1:8t M24
- Nightforce NX8 4-32x50F1
- Alberta Tactical Rifle Supply rings
- TriggerTech Primary
- Manners PRS TCS
- Area419 Hellfire Match
- Harris H-BRMS with Hawk Talons

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u/CanadianBoyEh Jun 06 '26

5 shots. The best 10 shot I’ve had from that rifle so far was 0.34”, and I feel it’s capable of better.

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u/alexorange178 Jun 06 '26

That very optimistic of you lol

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u/CanadianBoyEh Jun 06 '26

TOP gun theory gives the possibility of a 0.18moa group within my 2σ SD. I average 0.4-0.5moa for 10 shots, so no reason I can’t fluke my way into a 10 shot under 0.3moa!

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u/alexorange178 Jun 06 '26

The point of using a larger sample size is to eliminate flukes. Also keep in mind that button rifled barrels are generally considered to be inferior to cut rifled barrels.

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u/CanadianBoyEh Jun 06 '26

I’m familiar. That’s why I shot a 30 round group during my initial 200ish round “speed up” period. All 30 into 0.87moa, with 26 of 30 going into 0.64moa.

I have a cut barrel as well, from KS Arms. That thing is an absolute hammer, but the IBI isn’t very far behind at all!

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u/alexorange178 Jun 06 '26

What software are you using to calculate groups?

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u/CanadianBoyEh Jun 06 '26

Mobile app. It’s called “SubMOA” on iOS, “RangeBuddy” on android. Not as full featured as Ballistic-X, but it’s free.

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u/alexorange178 Jun 06 '26

Ah thanks! I don’t even remember paying for ballistics x and never looked back.

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u/Frank23682 Jun 06 '26

Bro is fully prepared for the sample size police