Poi change

[HonestJohn]

Reg. bipod, shot from same surface hardness? Or one off gravel one off grass? Did you hold the forend as well, or rest your non shooting hand on top of your scope to stop it bouncing?

I have one rifle that with a bipod, non-supported, it will shoot a group the size of a4 paper; off bags or the rifle ‘held’, it will shoot 1/2” moa. I reckon more missed and injured deer are caused by bipods than people think, esp with light rifles

 

[VSS]

Reg. bipod, shot from same surface hardness? Or one off gravel one off grass? Did you hold the forend as well, or rest your non shooting hand on top of your scope to stop it bouncing?

I have one rifle that with a bipod, non-supported, it will shoot a group the size of a4 paper; off bags or the rifle ‘held’, it will shoot 1/2” moa. I reckon more missed and injured deer are caused by bipods than people think, esp with light rifles

Same here, but that doesn't account for the seasonality.
My money's still on a change of clothing worn by the shooter.

 

[HonestJohn]

Same here, but that doesn't account for the seasonality.
My money's still on a change of clothing worn by the shooter.

Rule out variables, test every month naked

 

[VSS]

Rule out variables, test every month naked

That would be one way of doing it I suppose.
Or just wear the same clothes each time.

 

[shakey jake]

It has shifted 4 inches this year, seems alot to me for an extra top or loose screw

 

[HonestJohn]

It has shifted 4 inches this year, seems alot to me for an extra top or loose screw

Maybe the OP has a screw loose?

 

[Rabbit foot]

I have bought a bell and Carlson stock now so I'll will have to see if that cures it hopefully it will!
I wonder if the differing air temperature has an effect on the rubber stock hardening or softening
Thanks everyone

 

[Rabbit foot]

Maybe the OP has a screw loose?

On the gun or my brain
Often check the screws all round I will again now I have put a new stock on rifle before zero