[Sum Gy Custom Firearms]

This is a rifle that we rebarreled, squared, trued and lapped a 30 year old Remington action installed a timmney trigger and tuned it. Installed it all in an HS precision stock. Customer picked up rifle and has been shooting rifle for 4 months, said he could now not get better than inch and a quarter 3 shot groups our of the rifle. After cleaning the rifle this morning, I set up the target in the picture at 100 yards, grabbed 4 rounds out of an ammo can that had been stored in a shed for 2 years the first hole you seen by itself in the target was the fist shot out of a clean barrel. The other hole is the next 3 shots would any of you gentlemen care to speculate on whether the inch an a quarter groups were a Gunsmith error or an operator error?

 

[Leadburner]

 

[SubGunFan]

Those dang operators get you every time.

 

[Shannon Harris]

Definitely operator error. If it do that with just random Ammo then that gun has a lot of potential to shoot same hole. I think someone owes you an apology. lol.

 

[Sum Gy Custom Firearms]

 

[fordpkup]

Hey Art, now I know who to blame if I can't hit anything with that 45 I got from you.
:lol6::lol1:

 

[captain-03]

Some folks just don't deserve/need nice things - such as guns that will "shoot!!"!!

 

[1010]

your just gonna have go with him every time and shoot the gun for him SG, problem solved!! HA!

 

[wllmkttrll]

i'm gotta go with operator error but you still missed center

 

[para40]

Is this an admission of some sort?
Hmmm.

 

[Mesquite]

Definitely operator error. If it do that with just random Ammo then that gun has a lot of potential to shoot same hole. I think someone owes you an apology. lol.

Indeed

 

[TheBouncer1111]

But...but...but...The Customer is ALWAYS Right! Even when their not...... Give him a bill $1 for teaching him how to shoot correctly, 4999 for supplies, bullets, and patience dealing with him.

 

[Leadburner]

Is this an admission of some sort?
Hmmm.

Now just wait a minute Bill.
"I'm a faithful follower of Brother John Birch
And I belong to the Antioch Baptist Church.
I don't even own a rifle, you can call home and ask my wife!

 

[para40]

Now just wait a minute Bill.
"I'm a faithful follower of Brother John Birch
And I belong to the Antioch Baptist Church.
I don't even own a rifle, you can call home and ask my wife!

#2 post and a smile.
Just looked suspicious.

Clinton, Lynch, plane kind of thing.

 

[Leadburner]

#2 post and a smile.
Just looked suspicious.

Clinton, Lynch, plane kind of thing.

You can't hold the company I keep against me.:lol6:

 

[para40]

You can't hold the company I keep against me.:lol6:

 

[para40]

This is a SumGy thread and I derailed it.
I'll be a legend!

Seriously, I had a good friend who ask me to teach his son to shoot a rifle.
The young man is an MP with multiple clearances, one of the best handgun shooters I have seen.
COULD NOT shoot a rifle for ****.
IDNK!

 

[idriller]

Not the rifle by any means.

 

[turable.shot]

The owner/operator is never at fault.
Sincerely,
turable.shot!


Yes, It even matters how you look thru the scope.

 

[CajunBP]

This is a rifle that we rebarreled, squared, trued and lapped a 30 year old Remington action installed a timmney trigger and tuned it. Installed it all in an HS precision stock. Customer picked up rifle and has been shooting rifle for 4 months, said he could now not get better than inch and a quarter 3 shot groups our of the rifle. After cleaning the rifle this morning, I set up the target in the picture at 100 yards, grabbed 4 rounds out of an ammo can that had been stored in a shed for 2 years the first hole you seen by itself in the target was the fist shot out of a clean barrel. The other hole is the next 3 shots would any of you gentlemen care to speculate on whether the inch an a quarter groups were a Gunsmith error or an operator error?

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To quote a "Gy" I know, it looks like too much shooter and not enough gun when he is firing it!