Joe thank you for putting it all on the line to serve our communities and thank you for watching.

I guess I am one of the guys that think sorting is the way to I did notice one thing that you did differently on the two guns. I know two different style of stocks. One gun you shot with your thumb over the stock the other with your thumb on the thumb rest on the right side of the stock. Trying as hard as you can a bit of pressure more or less can make a difference.

I wish you didn't know that feeling LOL but that's why we do it right for the love of the chase and getting that perfect score.

I'm one of those guys that goes down that rabbit hole people think I'm crazy I'll spend 8 hours at a shooting range trying to get that satisfaction trying to get that golden group that's perfect and I'm never satisfy 😫😭😫😭😫 Now I'm shopping for a new 22 rifle I wanted to be a magnum and I wanted to be around a $1000 mark.. My old 22 rifle is the CZ455 trainer .. With the cheap Leopold on it..

Wow thank you for imparting that wisdom. I will surely be on the lookout and try to do better. And thank you

Super video , thanks so very much :)

Going back and looking at it that even made me laugh 😁

🤣 I bet that setup of yours will shoot. Might as well order some warm winter clothing to go with that setup it is good for at least 2 days in the dog house might as well be prepared. 🤣

@@Dayattherange Agreed brother!😁

The Christensen is a remington 700 footprint which means 2 screws

That’s great to know, I just ordered the Bergara B14r which should be very similar to your Christensen Arms. I played with 10/22s of all sorts and finally figured out that the one screw connection didn’t give you the best accuracy and a free floated barrel didn’t help. I bought the new Ruger Custom Shop 10/22 and so far it’s shooting with bolt action accuracy. Thanks for the reply and as soon as the weather warms up I’ll come to your website and shoot some with you.

This rest is surely heavier, but with both rest I need some rubber feet or something for this bench which is polished concrete very slippery.

The rubber feet work great! I have them on mine!

I don't cull ammo in that way. That ammo is then used to season and warm up the barrel or for plinking.

@@Dayattherange I've been shooting silhouette and benchrest for over 14 years now, and in that time I believe I've sorted over 50,000 rounds. And when I say sorting can help, I don't mean that it will help. Sometimes it doesn't make any noticeable difference at all and turns out to be a waste of time. Other times it makes stuff shoot a little bit better. But in my experience, a little bit better isn't a whole lot, and usually isn't shooting better than what it would do if I just bought the next better stuff in the ammo lineup. I've found that sorting by weight tends to make more difference than sorting by rim thickness. And sorting by length of base to ogive seems to make as much of a difference as sorting by weight, if not a little more. Most of what I've sorted is Eley Sport, which used to be called Eley Target Rifle, which is decent for silhouette, and CCI Standard, which is garbage for everything. We shoot a lot of rounds for silhouette, 200 rounds for score on match day and a lot more during practice, and that Eley Sport is what I shoot most for that game. For benchrest it pretty much has to be Eley Match or Eley Tenex. None of my guns prefer the Lapua stuff, but if they did then for silhouette it would probably be SK Rifle Match (SK is Lapua's cheaper brand) for silhouette and Lapua Xact or Midas+ for benchrest. I even bought Neil Waltz's die for forming rounds consistently, and it makes a difference too, but again mostly just about what might be covered by spending more for the better ammo in the first place. I never even use it anymore. I just spend the extra and get better results with the better ammo. In the end, sorting just kills time for sometimes a little gain.

It comes with a triggertech 2.5 to 5 pounds, but I put in a flat trigger two stage 1 pound. That is the great thing about the Christensen it is Remington 700 compatible.

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I wish I could borrow one or even rent one from my local shop but they can't get them. I would like to try before buying though I have had great luck with Howa in 223 shot like a laser I have read of serious issues with the 22LR 1100.

I agree with those guns and ammo should be 1/2 inch I noticed he in slightly canting the rifle from shot to shot.

I believe the same BUT I have tried a few different ones. Wish I could have made it work.

@Dayattherange need someone to make a single stack with a block around the top to fit in the ruger style .

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