Tough crowd. If I'd have known people would be hanging on every word, I'd have structured that post differently. It was simply meant to say that it will do it on command. Every time. Everywhere. Apparently that subtlety was lost while the personal attacks were flying around from cat guy. Did any of you really think that I'd travel half way across the country to buy the silence of an opposing party? Especially someone behaving so outwardly rude as catshooter is? I think not.
Needless to say, the facts still remain. Every single person shooting a 375CT with solids, has seen exactly what I've reported.
I realize now that I should not have even posted in this thread. I'm not 100% certain that over-stabilization (if such a thing exists) is the root cause of the poor groupings of the 375CT at 100yds while having outstanding groups at distance. It could be a strictly bullet length issue, or something else. However, not knowing the cause has absolutely nothing to do with the facts of the matter. You don't have to know the name of the illness to identify the symptoms. So you people can continue with the belittling all you like, it will not change the facts one bit.
I'm quite shocked that this kind of degraded conversation is even allowed to carry on here. Especially considering the absolutely factual nature of what I've said. It's not opinion folks. It happens with virtually every single 375CT in existence when shooting solids. I would have thought the discussion would be focused around the principles at play, and maybe help people understand why it happens.
Instead, it's clear everything is taken quite personally, with insults being slung around in a successful attempt to stifle conversation, to the absolute detriment of anyone reading this thread. I've been guilty of it many times in the past, I've learned plenty from the mistake of stifling conversation. I would expect men in their 40's - 60's to have learned that lesson long ago.
Very disappointing.
