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Fred
6 years ago
Good vid. And it should be noted, deer hunting and, ehem, other situations.
Ned
6 years ago
I notice a lot of shooters using only the prone position for zeroing and practicing.
I can’t think of a single deer or elk I’ve killed in which a prone shooting position was a possibility.
Fred
6 years ago
Ned, shouldn’t a person zero in the most advantageous position to getting a good zero, so that when hunting, the weapon will be accurate? Aren’t zeroing and hunting two different situations? Serious question, what is your experience? Isn’t that why zeroing is most often done from a bench?
Now when it comes to practice, that’s different still…
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Good vid. And it should be noted, deer hunting and, ehem, other situations.
I notice a lot of shooters using only the prone position for zeroing and practicing.
I can’t think of a single deer or elk I’ve killed in which a prone shooting position was a possibility.
Ned, shouldn’t a person zero in the most advantageous position to getting a good zero, so that when hunting, the weapon will be accurate? Aren’t zeroing and hunting two different situations? Serious question, what is your experience? Isn’t that why zeroing is most often done from a bench?
Now when it comes to practice, that’s different still…