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range report, hi standard, sight adjust assist

bobski
would you....
1. leave it alone or,
2. one click down?
perry s, i know you eat this stuff up, enjoy!![:D]
1965 hi standard 106 tournament, 6 3/4" bbl, 25yds bagged indoor, 6 oclock hold.

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former air operations officer SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team 2. former navy skeet team, former navy rifle/pistol team member. co-owner skeetmaster tubes inc.. owner/operator professional shooting instruction. NRA certified instructor.
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  • beantownshootah
    Stop braggin!

    (I'd do the one click down thing. . .but only if I get could get the group in the same place with a standing gallery style grip!).
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  • rldowns3
    one click down, one click right.[:p]

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  • bobski
    i only see 3 left of the actual x. you sure it should go one right?
    bean.....if you aint gettin groups like this benched, you shouldnt be standing or match shooting yet![:D]
    fyi, this gun had its bbl on the bag with the grip in my palm. the grip was not touching the table or secured.
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  • perry shooter
    Hello looks to me as shooter error You heeled 5 of them the other 5 look ok . I think NRA shooul allow anyone over 60 to use sandbags. Then I could give Brian Zines a run for his money."PRAISE THE HARDBALL GUN"
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  • bobski
    ehhh, those 3 left must have been a swinging target frame!
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  • beantownshootah
    quote:Originally posted by bobski
    i only see 3 left of the actual x. you sure it should go one right?
    bean.....if you aint gettin groups like this benched, you shouldnt be standing or match shooting yet![:D]
    fyi, this gun had its bbl on the bag with the grip in my palm. the grip was not touching the table or secured.




    I've never actually tried shooting benched in my life. . .
    I bet I would shoot WORSE if I tried that!

    Next time I'm at the range, I'll try it and report back to you.
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  • bobski
    you should always begin benched with your gun to ensure the gun is sighted. this will give you confidence that the gun is ok and all those bad shots really ARE your fault![:D] you can also catch habits and correct them. like those 3 shots pictured, i actually knew they were going to be high and left when shot them. benched gives you a chance to practice patiences and all the good habits. you should dope your gun benched to the shooting hold you desire,(line of white/6 oclock/ or center mass.)once you got it....THEN stand up and fire away using all the right habits and they will go right where the bench test showed you it should.[;)] all other bad shots should be critiqued and forgotten. count the x's. as you get better, youll start from the center and work out, rather than looking for that missing hole in the corner!

    former air operations officer SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team 2. former navy skeet team, former navy rifle/pistol team member. co-owner skeetmaster tubes inc.. owner/operator professional shooting instruction. NRA certified instructor.
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