And, the news only gets better today. Met my cousin at his place, and we had to go nearly 100 miles (from my house) to get to a range which (is open) goes to 200 yds. I got the hits walked into place, then set my rifle aside for about half an hour, or more to let it cool well. Shooting from sandbags on a wooden bench, the next four shots clustered at about 1" (two touching) at 200 yds. in the bullseye.
If I were better tuned (trigger time), it might've done even better. At 15x, I was having to manage my trigger pulls between heartbeats, and tried to keep my thumbs off the stock (imparted more heartbeat movement). This barrel loves the Nosler 125 gr. BT ammo, and this scope is working flawlessly. Now that I'm dialed in, I need to do the turret adjustments to set the settings as "0". The rifle is ready for Montana.
Side note, my 6.8 has the Vortex Viper 2-7x32 scope on it. It's been dead nuts ON at 100yds. with SSA 110 ammo. Today, sampled some 90GD in it, not sure if the barrel just needs cleaning for dissimilar copper jacket alloy... but, the groupings were not as good as this gun shoots, and these light pills were printing above the bullseye at 200yds. Should be good enough for minute of 'yote, but you have to work a little to group with 7x magnification at 200yds.