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Originally Posted by 270person
200 yds will cover the vast percentage of shots taken during an Alberta hunting season MM. If I can put 3 into a 4" circle at 200 yards consistently I'm more than content.
I'm just a hunter. Could give a rat's patoot about bench shooting or shots beyond 300 yards. Haven't had any problems filling tags that I can recall. Not planning a goat/sheep hunt anytime soon or investing in a 5-25 cds scope.
The real proof doesn't happen shooting at paper or gongs unless ones in a range competition anyways.
I wonder if bow hunters practise hitting a 3" bullseye at 150 yards? Amazingly a lot of them fill their tags too.
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Im just a hunter too
Repeatability is huge to me
You just dont get that using a lead sled to zero then shooting off of bags in real situations
I think ringing those little gongs at the end of the range is awesome
That way if that animal of a lifetime is 400 yards away
I know without a shadow of a doubt
That its when that trigger brakes
Its going straight down