Amazing rifles , My friend has just bought one. Shoots hole in hole with 75 v max . The 90 might be a better option if you want to shoot heavier bullets or copper
I have a GRS Varmint stock for mine, definite improvement, especially with the set trigger, I thought there was a fault with mine, but if you apply any kind of side pressure on the trigger when it's set it fails to go off, having tried quite a few others they all do it, so you just have to make sure you use only the tip of your finger on the trigger, the GRS stock has a palm swell which puts my hand in the correct place plus it's adjustable.
Have it bore scoped , remember a new barrel job will often make the rifle more than a decent new rifle .
depends on use intended. the majority zero every CF at 100 yards but this is not the best , its just because there are a lot of 100 yard facilities. For fox and deer 200 or a bit more is better , then play with it because ammo used and bore to scope centre , ammo used etc are all different 243 rounds run from 58 grain to a bit over 100 grains
50 yards - simply because that way I can do it at the bottom of the garden
Depends on the bullet chosen , the velocity and the scope to bore hight
