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How i hate shooting 100yds?
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<blockquote data-quote="Greyfox" data-source="post: 1005879" data-attributes="member: 10291"><p>I will always put around a dozen shots through my barrels to season them and then, unless subjected to heavy moisture(rain or snow), will try to shoot it through the hunting season wothout cleaning it. Between zero checks, hunting shots, and perhaps busting rocks, coyotes or PD's at long range during dead time, that ends up being 50-100 rounds. At 100 rounds my rifles hold their accuracy and group size.</p><p></p><p>I think the difficulty with a 100 yard zero is a visual or psychological effect with me. I have had the same kind of issues described and was seveal years ago able to tie my 100 zero to my long range accuracy when I started zeroing on a clean white sheet of paper with only an 1/8" circle on it. Also shoot from the same position that I plan on using when hunting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greyfox, post: 1005879, member: 10291"] I will always put around a dozen shots through my barrels to season them and then, unless subjected to heavy moisture(rain or snow), will try to shoot it through the hunting season wothout cleaning it. Between zero checks, hunting shots, and perhaps busting rocks, coyotes or PD's at long range during dead time, that ends up being 50-100 rounds. At 100 rounds my rifles hold their accuracy and group size. I think the difficulty with a 100 yard zero is a visual or psychological effect with me. I have had the same kind of issues described and was seveal years ago able to tie my 100 zero to my long range accuracy when I started zeroing on a clean white sheet of paper with only an 1/8" circle on it. Also shoot from the same position that I plan on using when hunting. [/QUOTE]
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