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RE: 40-400-SP-CSA - Don McDowell - 02-15-2016
It sure don't take much to get off the hair on those rams.
Good job.
RE: 40-400-SP-CSA - Mike - 02-15-2016
(02-15-2016, 12:15 AM)Don McDowell Wrote: It sure don't take much to get off the hair on those rams.
Good job.
Thanks for the good word. I did have to ask myself what was wrong with hits down by the belly button... Now I'll just get ready for the next show. Shoot sharp, Mike
RE: 40-400-SP-CSA - Don McDowell - 02-15-2016
If I'm knocking them off the rail I really don't want to make a sight correction unless the wind picks up and a windage adjustment is necessary. But even then if just shading to the windward side sometimes is better than trying to chase a shot with the adjustment knobs.
RE: 40-400-SP-CSA - Mike - 02-15-2016
Yes, I should have just layed the cross-hair along the rams' backs instead of changing the sight. But even so, it was fun! And I think the bullet showed me what I wanted to see. Shoot sharp, Mike
RE: 40-400-SP-CSA - Don McDowell - 02-15-2016
I like to sight in holding the crosshair right on the belly line
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RE: 40-400-SP-CSA - Hiwall55 - 02-15-2016
I'm with Don on this I sight in with my scope on the belly line of the Rams and my spotter calls out - front leg or rear leg for windage or mirage.
RE: 40-400-SP-CSA - Mike - 02-15-2016
Maybe if I hold on the belly line now...? Shoot sharp, Mike
RE: 40-400-SP-CSA - Don McDowell - 02-15-2016
Pigs, and rams especially.
RE: 40-400-SP-CSA - Mike - 02-15-2016
I probably won't shoot silhouettes again until April but a report shall follow. Shoot sharp, Mike