The ammo we shot was Swiss milsurp and is excellent ammo. The Swiss loaded it with a band of beeswax in the cannalure of the bullet, as seen here.

This ammo is truly excellent quality and may be part of the reason these rifles have such a reputation as tack-drivers.

Here I am shooting a group.

We were only shooting at about 45 yards, because that's how deep our range is and also because we shoot better at shorter ranges with iron sights, due to these 58 and 65 year old eyes.

The triggers are excellent two-stage triggers.

Very nice.

Here's my five shot group.

A very nice group for iron sights and these eyes.

But it seemed to be shooting a little to the right.

The sights are adjustable for windage with the front sight. It is really an ingenuous device.

Here it is.

You just drift the sight forward or back in the groove to adjust windage.

We made a slight adjustment and I shot another group.

I believe we're going to call that right on.