Where do you hold on the targets?
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Where do you hold on the targets?
I have been holding on the base of the targets and having reasonably good success.
However, sometimes when shooting matches that last most of the day, starting with the sun low and then bright sun and then clouds make it difficult to keep a good baseline hold.
I am thinking about moving to a POI hold so I can just hold on the center of mass.
Anyone have any thought or suggestions?
However, sometimes when shooting matches that last most of the day, starting with the sun low and then bright sun and then clouds make it difficult to keep a good baseline hold.
I am thinking about moving to a POI hold so I can just hold on the center of mass.
Anyone have any thought or suggestions?
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target hold
I'm shooting an 1894 marlin in .357. I'm shooting 158grain bullets at near listed maximum loading. I have stock sights and there isn't enough elevation for a 200 yard belly hold on the ram. I hold on the very bottom of the chicken's feet, very bottom of the pig's feet, where the leg joins the turkey's body, and about half the front bead over the ram's back.
I'd like to hold at 6 oclock on all animals, and shoot a 180 grain bullet, but I guess I run out of sight adjustment.
I'd like to hold at 6 oclock on all animals, and shoot a 180 grain bullet, but I guess I run out of sight adjustment.