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Field Practice to Make Better Hunting Shots
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<blockquote data-quote="sea2summit" data-source="post: 1671288" data-attributes="member: 105720"><p>Natural point of aim is natural point of aim. When on tripod you aim, close your eyes, breath, open. Where are the crosshairs? Is the rifle balanced on the tripod? Is the height correct? I would say you may see some drop from reduced velocity prone vs. tripod but not worth 12" at 200.</p><p></p><p>One round elimination sounds manly, but do you get a chance to develop a fix and muscle memory if you're constantly changing the position, conditions, range, fatigue of your shots? I'd recommend getting consistency THEN play the game because it will reenforce the lessons under pressure. YMMV.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sea2summit, post: 1671288, member: 105720"] Natural point of aim is natural point of aim. When on tripod you aim, close your eyes, breath, open. Where are the crosshairs? Is the rifle balanced on the tripod? Is the height correct? I would say you may see some drop from reduced velocity prone vs. tripod but not worth 12” at 200. One round elimination sounds manly, but do you get a chance to develop a fix and muscle memory if you’re constantly changing the position, conditions, range, fatigue of your shots? I’d recommend getting consistency THEN play the game because it will reenforce the lessons under pressure. YMMV. [/QUOTE]
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