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<blockquote data-quote="winmag" data-source="post: 407250" data-attributes="member: 22166"><p>+1. Yobuck nailed it. Especially the last paragraph.</p><p>I find that most of my shots while hunting, even in wide open desert country, are off hand. So I practice off hand as well as off the bench, bi-pods,baggs,leadslead, logs, against a tree or fence post, etc. Most practice of this sort of practice is shooting sage rats with a 22, but I do the same with my big guns.</p><p>If long range is on the menue, a solid rest of some sort is a must. As Yobuck said, ''CHEAT ALL YOU CAN IN THAT REGARD''</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="winmag, post: 407250, member: 22166"] +1. Yobuck nailed it. Especially the last paragraph. I find that most of my shots while hunting, even in wide open desert country, are off hand. So I practice off hand as well as off the bench, bi-pods,baggs,leadslead, logs, against a tree or fence post, etc. Most practice of this sort of practice is shooting sage rats with a 22, but I do the same with my big guns. If long range is on the menue, a solid rest of some sort is a must. As Yobuck said, ''CHEAT ALL YOU CAN IN THAT REGARD'' [/QUOTE]
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