ricksengines
Sako-addicted
Over the years of my involvement with this forum, I have observed many similar comments concerning accuracy and on many occasions I have provided comments concerning the things that I believe are critical to determining the accuracy of a particular rifle.
Many times members tend to write off a particular rifle because they believe that the barrel is shout out or they just can't seem to get their rifle to shoot with the degree of accuracy that they believe it should be capable of producing.
As such, I have decided to try to create this thread to provide a place where I can try to provide all of the tips that I can about accuracy in the hope that my comments will help our members before they decide to give up on their Sako and opt to rebarrel in the hope of improving accuracy.
This said I firmly believe that a shot out barrel is generally the result of neglect, shooting overbore or hot loads, incorrect reloading processes, improper cleaning which over time can result in a ruined barrel or many other things that can contribute this condition.
So lets take it slow and please give me a chance to build this thread as I did the thread of the H&R Ultra Wildcats simply because it is going to take me a while to post all of the comments I have to make and I just can't do that in one sitting.
So kindly hold your fire and give me a chance to build an outline so my readers will know where this is all going.
rick
Many times members tend to write off a particular rifle because they believe that the barrel is shout out or they just can't seem to get their rifle to shoot with the degree of accuracy that they believe it should be capable of producing.
As such, I have decided to try to create this thread to provide a place where I can try to provide all of the tips that I can about accuracy in the hope that my comments will help our members before they decide to give up on their Sako and opt to rebarrel in the hope of improving accuracy.
This said I firmly believe that a shot out barrel is generally the result of neglect, shooting overbore or hot loads, incorrect reloading processes, improper cleaning which over time can result in a ruined barrel or many other things that can contribute this condition.
So lets take it slow and please give me a chance to build this thread as I did the thread of the H&R Ultra Wildcats simply because it is going to take me a while to post all of the comments I have to make and I just can't do that in one sitting.
So kindly hold your fire and give me a chance to build an outline so my readers will know where this is all going.
rick