For a bolt action or singleshot or break action I wouldn't bother, you can do it on the bench. Set it up at 25, and get it pretty close on paper at 100 by pulling the bolt and setting it up, or opening the action on the singleshot or break action, takes a couple of minutes to do, but you can definitely do it in under 10 rds. Adjust the scope to where the barrel is pointed at 25, use a round target and center the barrel on it, adjust the scope to center that target, then shoot and adjust again. Then shoot 100 and adjust to where it needs to go at 100. Set it at 2-1/2 high at 100 and shoot and adjust again at 200. Need a good rest that the gun will not move on, while adjusting.
Now, if you are trying to sight that crooked barreled shotgun of yours, all bets are off.
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