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tions of the rear sight. Suppose, for example,<br />
'your three shots grouped 4"' high and 3" to<br />
the left. With a scope graduated to the<br />
quarter minute of angle a change of 16 clicks<br />
down and 12 clicks to the right would center<br />
the next group. The sighting-in targets<br />
marked with 1" squares simplify sighting in.<br />
IRING just three shots is a nice, inexpen-<br />
F sive way to finish off bore sighting. But<br />
there is a pretty important ballistic reason to<br />
limit the amount of shooting. Light hunting<br />
rifle barrels will seldom shoot to the same<br />
point of aim when hot as when cold. Every<br />
first shot fired at- game will be through a<br />
dead cold barrel, so your sight setting should<br />
be from a cold barrel. Firing one fouling<br />
shot, then three sight-checking shots a few<br />
minutes apart for group, will avoid heating<br />
the barrel and will give you the proper sight<br />
setting for game.<br />
. Above all, zero your rifle with the ammunition<br />
(brand, bullet weight and type) you<br />
intend to use while hunting. Don't use cheap<br />
152 grain M2 ammo in your '-06 for sightingin<br />
purposes, than switch to 180 grain factory<br />
softpoints for hunting. They may print just<br />
enough differently to cost you a nice buck.<br />
With the flat trajectory of present day,<br />
high velocity cartridges it is a waste of a<br />
rifle's potential to sight it in "dead on" at<br />
100 yards. Regardless of whether you expect<br />
to take a whitetail buck in a Michigan<br />
swamp at 60 yards, or a big muley at 200 or<br />
even 300 yards across some mountain meadow,<br />
it is best to zero your musket a little high<br />
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at 100. A good, practical sight setting will<br />
be one that will group your shots about 2"<br />
high and will eliminate the necessity of hav-<br />
ing to "guesstimate" the amount of hold-<br />
over to connect at longer ranges.<br />
If, for example, your favorite deer rifle is<br />
the time-honored 30-30, a sight setting of 2"<br />
high at 100 yards will put your 2000 feet per<br />
second, 170 grain slug dead-on at 150. This<br />
same sight setting is practical for all of the<br />
low-velocity deer cartridges such as the .32<br />
Special, the .35 Rem., and the .25-35.<br />
On the other hand, a scope-sighted 30-06<br />
driving a 150 grain soft-point at 2800 feet per<br />
second should be sighted-in to group about<br />
3" high at 100 yards. This setting will be<br />
dead center at 250 and about 6" low at 300.<br />
Rifles which push a bullet along at 2400 to<br />
2800 feet per second fall into this same<br />
category. With such a zero, forget abut<br />
hold-over at all ranges up to and including<br />
250 yards. Remember, the majority of deer<br />
are killed well within this range. With the<br />
real hot numbers-rifles with 3000 feet per<br />
second plus velocity-sight-in to group your<br />
shots out to 300 yards without holdover.<br />
Whether you've just bought a new rifle,<br />
mounted a new receiver or scope sight on<br />
your smoke-pole, or perhaps borrowed a<br />
buddy's rifle, a preliminary job - of bore-<br />
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