Well I shot OK with the 452 Lux considering it has the low powered 2-7 Leupold on it I use in squirrel season. I set the parallax on this scope for 55 yds.
I also took some of the wrong ammo with me for this rifle. Took ammo the 452 Trainer shoots well. The first target was with the wrong ammo. First shot clean barrel high and right. Then I shot the other remaining 36 shots at the same target to shoot them up.(Maybe a little mad at myself for bringing the wrong ammo.) The pistol ammo in my rifles is always higher than the standard velocity. Loaded a little hotter for semi-auto hand guns. Not counting the clean cold bore shot it was 36 shots in 13/16". 1" counting the first shot. Then I went to a more preferred ammo for this rifle and shot a 7/16" six shot group with it at the bottom circle. Next was RWS target rifle ammo. Lower target first was 5/8" and top was second group fired and was 3/8". All target were shot at 50 yds. with sand bags front and rear. Excuse my patched targets. Going to use them up before making new ones.
Next up was Aguila HI VEL HPT that is my squirrel ammo. 7 shots in a 1/2" and will be sighted in with this ammo before season starts. Next was SK Match which is very good ammo. Should have shot a fouler or two first. First shot was higher and the next six was one ragged hole measuring 1/4" for six and overall seven measured 7/16". I was satisfied with how it shot in fairly windy conditions and being a sporter barrel rifle with a low powered scope.
This was one of the victims to get some range time today. Same rifle as a Trainer but with walnut wood instead of beech. This Lux 452 is sweet.
The bulk of our rifles are now bolt guns. Nothing against lever guns, by the way. Love them and always will. Just prefer the simplicity of single shots and bolt guns and, let's face it, hard to beat the triggers on a bolt gun.