I seem to find every gun out there that can't work right out of the box.
My 2VA-10 (Two Vets Arms) rifle had a bad barrel (replaced under warranty) required a new forearm and an adjustable gas block (which it got last year thanks to Dean at 2VA.) Sad to hear they went out of business around August of 2016, but I'm not surprised seeing how my rifle initially performed.
After getting it back last year, I hadn't tested it to see what it could do. Recently, I had only really shot it with cheap Monarch 150gr soft points for use on steel.
It printed good enough on paper to consistently ring my steel popper around the house.
Well, I took her back out today and after running some testing I wanted to do with two different suppressors, I ran some FGMM through her to sort of 'open her up' and see what she could do.
The first five rounds of the good stuff showed me what I wanted to see!
I reloaded and set out to put up a few more groups.
Hmmm... pretty decent.
Better...
THERE WE GO!!
I guess this is pretty good evidence that whatever Dean did to the 'ol girl, it worked!
What do you think? Does this count as a precision rifle? I can't wait to stretch her legs!
