ï»It certainly performed well for me this winter, hunting rabbits in the frozen swamps of Wisconsin. But, those shots were not the kind that tests the true accuracy of a gun. Most were within 30 yards, and were taken at moving quarry in thick cover. This is why semi-auto is preferred. You get a 1 - 2 second window to take your shot, and the first three seem to always hit twigs and ricochet. You need to be able to have a fast follow-up. But, I digress....

The gun has proven that it is a scalpel as much as it is a chainsaw. I still need to see its accuracy at 100 yards, but if the slow-motion footage of 50 yards is any indication, it will not disappoint. With "single-shot accuracy", 75 consistent shots, and semi-auto goodness, this thing is poised to become my go-to rifle.
 

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