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Originally Posted by 6.5 shooter
Silhouette shooters cant their rifles on purpose at very sever angles so they can lock the rifle to their bodies for a more accurate hold from 200- 500 meters, standing on their hind legs. They shoot some of the most accurate rifles in the world rivaled only by bench guns... BUT you never see them out in the gopher fields I wonder why that is ???? Again a static target at a static range you can undo any variations that cant or poor scope alignment built into your system by simply cranking the turrets to a pre determined spot. In the real world of hunting at unknown ranges with unknown variables it is much wiser to eliminate as many variables as possible.
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0.1-0.8” at 1000 yards is a dead gopher. Don’t think silhouette shooters would have an issue killing gophers. You can’t even adjust most scopes to correct for that. Find another variable to focus on as a level reticle zerod on a canted rifle isn’t your Huckleberry. Wind speed reading and canting your reticle would be my suggestion on where to start.