Recently I find that my rapid prone shots are drifting high and right (sub-six hold).
The high I can explain because I tend to hold a little tighter to the black than during slow. What boggles me is the right. I'm not talking about a string of shots, but rather a group. I don't have a picture but the shots are 9's or 8's after the first two shots.
Slow prone is in the mid 90's or better and rapid goes low 90's with my Garand. The problem only exists when I shoot the Garand. I am shooting 98+/- with my 513T in slow and rapid prone (I know different rifle/caliber/sights/trigger/etc) with the CMP Remington SV .22 ammo.
It has been suggested that I am using too much finger on the trigger and pulling right when I break the shot but I was very careful this last match and the group was still right. I did find myself a little closer to the heel of the receiver as I continued shooting.
Could I be canting the rifle by leaning into it (rotating the rifle clockwise)? In my mind that could explain a shift in POI. If the barrel is farther "left" would that also push the POI left?
Whatever the problem it is consistent based on group size. I know the simple solution is to come left 2 and down 1 and not change anything but it's bugging me that this is happening.
The good news is I am slowly getting past my "yips" offhand.