Single-shot Specter Tactical rifle in .33XC caliber

Another rifle among several. These are the very first shots from a rifle that has not yet been tuned or broken in. Muzzle velocity is 960 m/s, it can be higher, but is it necessary? We also fired a Hornady A-Tip 300 grain (19.4 g) bullet on a zero-cycle case. With these characteristics, the bullet's transition to subsonic speed will be calculated at beyond 2000 meters.

➡️ We deliberately did not tune the rifle before the video and applied the most 'aggressive' settings for this target (2 grain step, only 6 grains total). As you can see, the rifle performs very consistently across the entire tuning range. As they say, powder can be measured with a spoon. Even an untuned rifle did not exceed 0.4 MOA. Such a wide node, among other things, is provided by the reamers designed by our engineering bureau together with shooters. Reamers from well-known foreign manufacturers are limited in configurations and do not deliver such results.

Rifle specifications:
Specter Tactical
caliber: .33XC;
barrel diameter at the breech: 36 mm;
barrel diameter at the muzzle: 30 mm;
barrel length: 34'' (864 mm);
barrel: BespokeGun;

👌🏻 The rifle shoots accurately, consistently, and has sufficient safety margin. Further tuning to improve accuracy and precision indicators is handed over to its owner.