I was at the range last week with my 16x16x222 Rimmed. It's an interesting little gun. I did some load testing and zeroed the Hensoldt scope to the load I had selected.
It delivers the first shot right to the point of aim at 100 yards. That's great. Right on the money from a cold bore. What's interesting is the second shot is 3 inches above the first and the third 3 inches above the second. Shots four and five are right in close with shot three. Let the barrel cool down a little bit and it shoots right back to the original point of aim.
I guess as long as I make the first shot a good one I don't have anything to worry about.
