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<blockquote data-quote="Citified" data-source="post: 2981109" data-attributes="member: 99567"><p>I experienced the paper plate test when I flew back east to hunt in a large leased plot of land.</p><p>Since all the hunters travelled long distances to get there by air or truck the head guy wanted to check zeros the day before the season opened. We went to an open area and the test was from a picnic table on a paper plate marked in the center with a sharpie at about 100 yards. Mine was off 1/2 inch vertical which was probably due to the altitude change and easily corrected. Some of the other guys there thought if you were in the paper plate you were good to go. Scary.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Citified, post: 2981109, member: 99567"] I experienced the paper plate test when I flew back east to hunt in a large leased plot of land. Since all the hunters travelled long distances to get there by air or truck the head guy wanted to check zeros the day before the season opened. We went to an open area and the test was from a picnic table on a paper plate marked in the center with a sharpie at about 100 yards. Mine was off 1/2 inch vertical which was probably due to the altitude change and easily corrected. Some of the other guys there thought if you were in the paper plate you were good to go. Scary. [/QUOTE]
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