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The Basics, Starting Out
Holding a Magnum while shooting??
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<blockquote data-quote="Martyn" data-source="post: 1800890" data-attributes="member: 109843"><p>I have 2x300 Win Mag rifles amongst my selection of nearly 20. One is a Merkel Helix Aplinist which I use to shoot driven wild boar and mainly shoot it standing like a shotgun. I do also use it for lightweight hill stalking where I shoot it either off sticks or over a pack. My Remington 700 XCR is used either for target or longer range hunting and this is either on a bipod, off sticks or rested on my pack.</p><p></p><p>Both rifles when rested either on packs or bipods are 1/3 MOA and I can achieve this either holding the fore end or in a variety of positions as determined by conditions.</p><p></p><p>What I do find is that practice is the key. If you only practice one hold, you can only shoot one hold reliably which does limit you when hunting or target shooting in less than ideal conditions. If you practise it you will find your way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Martyn, post: 1800890, member: 109843"] I have 2x300 Win Mag rifles amongst my selection of nearly 20. One is a Merkel Helix Aplinist which I use to shoot driven wild boar and mainly shoot it standing like a shotgun. I do also use it for lightweight hill stalking where I shoot it either off sticks or over a pack. My Remington 700 XCR is used either for target or longer range hunting and this is either on a bipod, off sticks or rested on my pack. Both rifles when rested either on packs or bipods are 1/3 MOA and I can achieve this either holding the fore end or in a variety of positions as determined by conditions. What I do find is that practice is the key. If you only practice one hold, you can only shoot one hold reliably which does limit you when hunting or target shooting in less than ideal conditions. If you practise it you will find your way. [/QUOTE]
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