Posted: 3/15/2010 3:12:09 PM EDT
Well I got the chance to shoot the OBR today and all I can say is, WOW! I have read everyones post and was thinking I would know what to expect, I was wrong. Shooting the OBR is like seeing the Grand Canyon; you have to have first hand experience. This rifle was unbelievable for a right out of the box gun. Some of the comments from fellow shooters were, sweet trigger, great accuracy, and recoil…what recoil? I must also say that the test target supplied with the rifle did not do any justice to the true potential of the accuracy of this rifle. I sighted it in and shot a couple of groups with M118LR and then spent most of the rest of my time checking different loads. I tried my hand at the On Target program by scanning my target and I’m not sure if I did it right or not. However if I did the numbers look good. The original Larue target said .928 but On Target gave me .899 so it could be me since this is my first time doing this. Yes I know my groups are only 3 shot groups and not 5 or 10 but I mostly wanted to work with hand loads today and the other guys shot most of my extra ammo up. I had to drag them away from the rifle; I guess that’s what I get for giving them full mags. Weather should be nice here this week and I plan on getting more time in behind the rifle. Words can’t express what a truly awesome rifle the OBR is. Thanks Larue
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Are those 3 shot groups or 5 shot groups? Yes I know my groups are only 3 shot groups and not 5 or 10 but I mostly wanted to work with hand loads today and the other guys shot most of my extra ammo up. I'm fine with three shot groups ... I mean, how often do crows sit there while you shoot more than three of 'em? 
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I can't wait to shoot more on Wednesday.