Nice job Pat, now here is one more tip. On your rear sight drum you will see it is calibated from 300-800 meters. With 300 being the closest setting. But if you go all the way up to the 800 meter setting you will find you have 5 extra clicks. If you look there is a small allen in the drum and a hole in the handguard that will allow you to access it when it is indexed to line up. If you back the allen out just a hair you can slip the drum and steal 3 of those unneeded clicks and put them below the 300 meter setting. Then if you sight in at 300 , then you can go 2 down for 200 and 1 more for 100. So instead of having a drum that is calibrated for 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, and 800 meters, you know will have a drum that is calibrated for 100, 200 , 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, and 800 meters. Quite a but handier for a hunting setup. BTW the calibrations are for 62 gr SS109.
BTW when you function fire that rifle make sure you have plenty of lube on the bolt group and keep your face back so you dont get sprayed with lube mist. It takes a few hundred rounds to break them in good. If you have any function issues you cannot figure out let me know.
