02/06/2026
Model-24
You're looking at part of the analog component ready to be married to its digital counterpart and chassis for the next round-the-world journey.
In any elite sport, a 1% advantage would see equipment ruled out and banned outright, such as F1 and International Smallbore to name but couple, where even the thickness of coats and trousers is scrutinised to the millimetre; that 1% is the difference between winning and competing.
The greatest single impact on precision at any range is projectile conformity and concentricity, which affects the extreme spread of the ballistic coefficient of projectiles, notably, at longer ranges on tight targets such as 700 and 1000 yards, both sub moa targets, where precision and accuracy are critical.
By spinning, you can effectively reduce your extreme spread in ballistic coefficient by 2 to 4%, given the batch of projectiles measured, giving you higher precision, reducing fliers, and allowing you to move confidently on the fall of each round, vastly improving your accuracy.
As little as a 1% gain will give you 3-5 points in a 500-point match.
So, whoever is spinning has that edge and cannot be ruled out.
“What’s One Point Worth?” Just ask the winners.