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Posted: 4/14/2011 6:18:25 AM EDT
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Does anyone else have this issue? When using an ACOG (3 and 3.5x) up close (~25yds) I shoot worse groups than with irons or an Aimpoint. The magnification amplifies the movement and at close range this seems to be a problem for me. Any reccomendations? |
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Does anyone else have this issue? When using an ACOG (3 and 3.5x) up close (~25yds) I shoot worse groups than with irons or an Aimpoint. The magnification amplifies the movement and at close range this seems to be a problem for me. Any reccomendations?
remember the ACOG is a combat optic designed to shoot mansized targets. if your groups are within 12", you are still scoring COM hits and the ACOG is functioning as intended. shooting a practical rifle with a combat optic for groups is like trying to run and gun with a dedicated precision rifle, it works and it's fun to do but neither is optimized or intended for that... |
no I have no problem at all hitting a target at less than 25 yards with my ta31f . your nervous and your socks are to loose thats the problem. . seriously a good 22lr semi auto topped with a 4 power scope and several boxes of bulk pack will help alot . maybe try squirrel hunting its good practice hitting moving targets at close range.
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Does anyone else have this issue? When using an ACOG (3 and 3.5x) up close (~25yds) I shoot worse groups than with irons or an Aimpoint. The magnification amplifies the movement and at close range this seems to be a problem for me. Any reccomendations?
remember the ACOG is a combat optic designed to shoot mansized targets. if your groups are within 12", you are still scoring COM hits and the ACOG is functioning as intended. shooting a practical rifle with a combat optic for groups is like trying to run and gun with a dedicated precision rifle, it works and it's fun to do but neither is optimized or intended for that... Well said... |
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