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RE: Sighting in a Buckhorn
Actually you can start sighting in your rifle before you even get to the range by bore sighting it. I set the buckhorn at the bottom and then lay the rifle on the kitchen counter on some sandbags or similar, open the action and line up some object in your yard (25-50 yards away) down the center of the bore. Then w/o moving anything look over the barrel and see where your barrel sights are pointing. Hopefully, they are directly in line where your bore is pointing. If not, then adjust your sights so your bore is pointing at the same spot your sights are set.
Once you're done then you should be well onto the paper, when you take your 1st shot at the range at your bore sight distance. Good shooting to ya.
Regards
IR
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