Why not just shoot prone. As your groups get smaller you just keep moving back. If you hunt with a bi pod then sight in with a bi pod. If you hunt with a small back pack then sight in prone and use your day pack for a rest. If you hunt in rain then practice in rain,etc. This I'll give you a more realistic idea about how far you can shoot.
Hard kicking guns will shoot different point of aim depending on how you hold them. Example years ago I used to see people sighting in on a bench with sand bags and not holding the forearm.
That or sighting in with a Harris bi pod and then taking it off because it won't fit in a scabbard.
I think most would be better off with less gimmicks and more shooting done under field conditions in different shooting positions.
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