You won't get any 'five shot group' when you're done. That's a measure of consistency (precision) under tightly controlled conditions. Typical multi-shot groups are a good way to see how well your rifle shoots, assuming you always shoot the same way, and to set up it for the season.
But you will get a good indication of how well you can place a first shot at a particular distance (accuracy) with this program. It's much more realistic for a typical hunting scenario. Better yet, it would be good to see how well you can do each one-time shot in various field position, such as kneeling, prone, standing, etc.
Then you'll know what you can get away with in the field for that first (and hopefully only) hunting shot.
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