You're right about the height. This was the first time out with the scope, and the rings didn't seem high enough. So I tried the riser that came with the gun. Too tall!Quick said:Nice mate, but why have you mounted the scope soooo high!!!!!!!?????!!!!!! Doesnt your neck hurt??
It shoots well. With the 1 in 9 twist and heavy bullets I've been pleased. Don't have pics now, but will get some next time out.SemperFi said:Nice rifle! I like RRA stuff a lot!
What kind of groups you get with that? We want to seem some pics!
I have my scope mounted a little lower also, but it's what's comfortable for you. I calculated the proper ring height to put the scope cross hairs at the same height as the traditional irons sights would be.
My trigger gage only goes up to 74 oz and won't measure the pull on my RRA trigger. It's probably around 5 lbs and I'd like to bring it down a little. Got too many other projects going on right now to worry about itSPStac said:My RRA shoots a consistant .5 MOA. The trigger is a Rock River National Match, but it's non adjustable and has way too much creep. It breaks at about 3 lb. It' much better than the old Bushmaster A2 I have. You just about have to stand on the trigger on that one.
Wow its kind of nice to fool someone...lol...Ok here is the story behind this mosin. I bought it at a gun show 8 or 9 years ago as a sniper rifle.....um yeah Im 90 percent sure I got taken. Thing is I traded my room mate rent for the paymet of the rifle....so im not too much at a loss.SemperFi said:Nice work! What kind of stock is that?
Where did you find a scope like that? It looks totally authentic!
It's the same way with me. I'd like to get a better trigger, but too many other things going on now.jerrschmitt said:My trigger gage only goes up to 74 oz and won't measure the pull on my RRA trigger. It's probably around 5 lbs and I'd like to bring it down a little. Got too many other projects going on right now to worry about itSPStac said:My RRA shoots a consistant .5 MOA. The trigger is a Rock River National Match, but it's non adjustable and has way too much creep. It breaks at about 3 lb. It' much better than the old Bushmaster A2 I have. You just about have to stand on the trigger on that one.