Impossible compensation

[Bill Calfee]

Impossible compensation


CYA friends:


I have one goal left in the advancement of rimfire accuracy:



To help this MD-PAS triple pistol become available to the masses.

There's no other RFBR gun like this.......I know, I have one.

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But until it does become available to the masses, we've been fooling with this and that here on CYA.



And one of the things we been fooling with, is this compensation theory nonsense.


CYA friends, it's difficult to imagine that any serious rimfire accuracy seeker could be taken in by this compensation theory nonsense.


And by the way, trying to sell this ridiculous compensation nonsense by placing an adjective in front of "compensation", doesn't make it smell any better.



Placing the adjective "impossible" in front of compensation sure tells the story, though...



There is no such thing as "compensation", positive, negative or otherwise.



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CYA friends, if compensation were how a MD works, you'd have to readjust the "tuner" for every different yardage you shot at.


If you could miraculously cause different velocity ammo to strike the same elevation, then if you changed to a different yardage you'd have to readjust the "tuner".


There's no one on Earth that believes if you actually caused different velocity ammo to strike the same elevation, they would strike the same elevation at a different yardage........


That's simply impossible.



CYA friends, I set the MD on my new MD-PAS pistol, stopping the muzzle, right after I got the barrel fit.


I've not moved the MD a single click since, nor will I ever need to......the muzzle is stopped.


Therefore, since the thing killed it at 50 yards, I thought I'd like to see what it would do at 100 meters, 110 yards.


I fired two, 10 shot groups.........


I also did something else, purposely:


I did not readjust the elevation in the scope for 110 yards......I left it at the 50 yard setting.....

I had a row of aiming bulls at the top of the target, so you can see how much 1050 V rimfire ammo drops at 110 yards when sighted in dead on at 50 yards.


Now.........................



For the compensation theory experts:


19 of those 20 rounds are no more than 1/2" vertically.


If your compensation theory nonsense were true, this would be totally impossible to do.

Your friend, Bill Calfee

 

[Bill Calfee]

There is no such thing as compensation.

There is no such thing as compensation.



If a muzzle device, tuner, worked by causing different velocity ammunition to strike the same elevation when set at X distance, when the gun was shot at a different distance the muzzle device would have to be re-adjusted to cause the different velocity rounds to strike at the same elevation at the new distance.


Time out......


CYA friends, I'm sitting here typing this and thinking to myself, surely to GOD there's no one on Earth gullible enough to believe in the ridiculous compensation theory of how a "tuner" works.


No one could possibly that gullible.


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Yet, we've still got self appointed, Internet chat room "tuner" experts who continue to spout the goofy compensation nonsense.





For those self appointed, compensation theory experts:



I've not moved the muzzle device setting on my new MD-PAS triple pistol since I originally set it, stopping the muzzle.


It kills it at 50 yards....


Yet, without changing the "tuner" setting a single click, it kills it also at 110 yards.


Here's two, 10 shot 110 yard groups:


19 of those 20 rounds are no more than 1/2" vertically.



If your compensation theory nonsense were true, this would be totally impossible to do.

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Someway, somehow this pistol has to be made available to the masses...


It is the most exciting RFBR gun in the history of RFBR shooting.

 

[DiOrioMFG]

It's coming soon.

Anthony

 

[Bill Calfee]

Friend AD

It's coming soon.

Anthony

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Friend AD:


You've got a lot on your plate so I made up my mind not to bug you about this pistol....


I was thrilled when you produced the V-3, which is unquestionably the finest pure accuracy potential RFBR action ever produced by the hand of man.


MD-PAS ignition RFBR actions, the Turbo and its clones, continue to dominate RFBR today, just as they have for the past almost 22 years.


The new V-3 is the next step forward in the advancement of rimfire accuracy.


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So while we're awaiting these pistols we've been discussing other things, like the ridiculous compensation theory nonsense as to how a muzzle device works.


Your friend, BC