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How to tell if my zero is shifting?
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<blockquote data-quote="Kenster-Boy" data-source="post: 65672" data-attributes="member: 2330"><p>thanks that gives me a better idea. For the most part when ever I take the gun out to shoot it seems to make a descent five shot group (1 - 1.5 inch) at 100 yards but it never seems to be as on target as it was the time before. Like the other day I went to the range and shot a 5 shot group that was 1 inch high. That just will not cut it for long range shooting.</p><p>And as you mentioned you will get two sub groups. I was having that happen at 200 yards or at least it was a little more aparent because 3 out of 10 shots didn't drop at all when the rifle was sighted for 100 yards. so in other words I had a 3 shot group in the bullseye and a 7 shot group about 3 inches low. Could this be a shifting zero?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kenster-Boy, post: 65672, member: 2330"] thanks that gives me a better idea. For the most part when ever I take the gun out to shoot it seems to make a descent five shot group (1 - 1.5 inch) at 100 yards but it never seems to be as on target as it was the time before. Like the other day I went to the range and shot a 5 shot group that was 1 inch high. That just will not cut it for long range shooting. And as you mentioned you will get two sub groups. I was having that happen at 200 yards or at least it was a little more aparent because 3 out of 10 shots didn't drop at all when the rifle was sighted for 100 yards. so in other words I had a 3 shot group in the bullseye and a 7 shot group about 3 inches low. Could this be a shifting zero? [/QUOTE]
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