Centered up
Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 2:18 pm
Took a few of paper targets laying around my shop before they went out in the trash. Though I would show you how we come up with sight settings. Each Critter we have a stencil & paint on cardboard. After shooting a "Normal" group offhand box in majority of the shots with a framing square then X from the corners to show center of impact. Make sight adjustments and record settings from true center.
Here's one too low, all hits two could have been misses easy

Here is a chicken than needed some left wind cranked on the sight, Note the high shot ignored. First one fired with the wrong elevation not used, no sense using off shots to set zeros.

40 shot Ram target used for a club match on swingers at 75 yards it's scaled down, uses a 3/8 IMSA Ram. Note the two high and two right shots you can't see in the photo were ignored. Bulk of the shots nice and centered, little bit off any direction would have droped the score if fired in a regular match.

Lever Actions Iron sights, and spotting with binoculars it's very difficult to get accurate zeros on steel, Paper it's a cinch. Centered on target adds hits in matches
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Here's one too low, all hits two could have been misses easy

Here is a chicken than needed some left wind cranked on the sight, Note the high shot ignored. First one fired with the wrong elevation not used, no sense using off shots to set zeros.

40 shot Ram target used for a club match on swingers at 75 yards it's scaled down, uses a 3/8 IMSA Ram. Note the two high and two right shots you can't see in the photo were ignored. Bulk of the shots nice and centered, little bit off any direction would have droped the score if fired in a regular match.

Lever Actions Iron sights, and spotting with binoculars it's very difficult to get accurate zeros on steel, Paper it's a cinch. Centered on target adds hits in matches
Boats
