7mm PRC

[Rob-E]

Just one occasion shot two groups oneat 300m one at 520m, the one in the photo was two rounds at 520m.

Sorry, but they sent groups then. A group is considered 3 rounds minimum, with 5 being better. 2 rounds is not a group. Hence clover leaf…

I would also argue that including the larger splash on a steel gong also isn’t a great reflection as it’s creates a bigger pattern by its nature and not a 7mm hole.

A clover leaf would be minimum 3 bullets holes all touching each other, around a central point creating a minute MZP.

Don’t take the above the wrong way, it’s still impressive shooting but it’s not clover leafing at 520m

 

[Rob-E]

*Arnt

 

[UkMuntjacStalker]

Fair enough fella, still learning this stuff!!

 

[Utectok]

Sorry, but they sent groups then. A group is considered 3 rounds minimum, with 5 being better. 2 rounds is not a group. Hence clover leaf…

I would also argue that including the larger splash on a steel gong also isn’t a great reflection as it’s creates a bigger pattern by its nature and not a 7mm hole.

A clover leaf would be minimum 3 bullets holes all touching each other, around a central point creating a minute MZP.

Don’t take the above the wrong way, it’s still impressive shooting but it’s not clover leafing at 520m

statistically any group less than 10-20 shots means precisely zero about your guns capability. 3 round groups are totally meaningless unless they are massive as clearly they will not get better. If they cloverleaf this doesn't mean your gun shoots every bullet in this pattern. In fact its almost guaranteed that the gun will shoot worse than that.