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    Here's a couple of targets from another forum. The shooter's comments:

    "A couple of targets, two different loads shot at different times (100 yards off the bench). I admit, on these occasions I was in good form, doesn't happen often.

    You can take these as minute of internet if you choose or as a honest representation of what the DCRA is capable of. I can scan a truck load of less-than-stellar targets of the same rifle, but the cause for poor accuracy will always be the same; ME."

    I think if there was an accuracy problem the DCRA shooters would have noticed, and of course Canadianicon Arsenals obviously did their own testing and found them satisfactory.

    I just asked a friend who should know and he thought the barrels were 1:12 twist. They shot issued IVI 7.62mm ammo, which he said had bullets 1 thou under commercial ammo. They shot even better with commercial bullets, and better still on a front locking action. (I didn't ask what ranges for the front locking action, but I assume up to 600m or so, when the "compensation" advantage of the No4 starts to show - most shooting was done up to 600m after all)

    If there was an issue with accuracy the ammo would be the first suspect I assume. What did they use Peter?
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    I haven't got a clue about the ammo but if the trials that I have been involved in recently are anything to go by (7.62mm 6 barrel Dillon minigun) then it's was all within a few weeks old

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    Well DCRA #1 has found a new home, and the new owner I think treasures it more than I did and that is hard to believe. I know the new owner will enjoy it and I feel very good about that.
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