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   bmait liked post by Oldbloke On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

   Pretty much my thoughts also. I did buy one a while back and tried it at the range. Take it on trips sometimes but yet to use it on game. DIY folding shooting stixs made out of carbon arrows....

   Liked On: 25-04-2025, 11:18 PM

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   bmait liked post by Beetroot On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

   With one caveat. For initial zeroing, ammo testing, load development, there's no reason so not get the best shooting position as possible, a stable rest/bipod+rear bag will net better results than...

   Liked On: 25-04-2025, 11:18 PM

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   bmait liked post by stagstalker On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

   I generally zero off my bipod with solid rear support. I have two socks filled with rice or sand etc. Alternate to the bipod I have a simple caldwell rest for the front of the rifle and I still use...

   Liked On: 23-04-2025, 11:35 PM

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   bmait liked post by Lambie On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

   The best "Bipod" I've found is my day pack.

   Liked On: 23-04-2025, 11:34 PM

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   bmait liked post by No.3 On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

   There are slings out there that give as stable a hold as a bipod, but have less weight and are quicker and quieter to set up. Need more skill to be able to use them to potential though, and the...

   Liked On: 23-04-2025, 11:34 PM

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   bmait liked post by Trout On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

   The shooting system you use at the range,you should use out on the field.Replacate everything you do,then yr rifle will repeat the same results or very near it. Solid hold,na yr recoil will fight...

   Liked On: 23-04-2025, 11:33 PM

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   bmait liked post by grandpamac On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

   My version of the pillow on the bonnet for zeroing used to be a pillow on the spare wheel on the bonnet of my Landrover. Much more stable. GPM.

   Liked On: 23-04-2025, 05:55 PM

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   bmait liked post by Trout On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

   Number 7 is my 99% use of a bipod.Yrs ago on long walks id leave it at home most of the time,400grams less weight.

   Liked On: 23-04-2025, 05:54 PM

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   bmait liked post by Trout On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

   As guys have said on here,get yr 100yds or 200yds zero spot on.Walk before you run they reckn.Watch "Panhandle Precision"Cold Bore shots,the Perfect Zero" on utube.

   Liked On: 23-04-2025, 05:53 PM

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    bmait liked post by 6x47 On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

    We see it often. A guy brings his hunting rig out to have a play at just 300yds. "So you've got a good zero for this?" I ask. Yup they go, then proceed to barely clip the outer edge of the big target...

    Liked On: 23-04-2025, 05:53 PM

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    bmait liked post by Trout On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

    Ok to make this easy,above calculations give you high shots above zero from zero up to about 6''H at 500yds.Now allow say 3-4'' low and 3-4'' high at a given distance at a deer size target,8''-10''...

    Liked On: 23-04-2025, 05:53 PM

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    bmait liked post by Trout On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

    With yr 7mm RM,you wont have much dial up to 300yds.Just divide yr dialing up into 1/3rds to 400yds and and 1/4s to 500yds.Try to round off to the closes inch.Not sure the drops for yr 7mm Rm. Heres...

    Liked On: 22-04-2025, 11:51 PM

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    bmait liked post by Trout On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

    Funny enough,I hardly ever use the bipod shooting deer either.

    Liked On: 22-04-2025, 10:56 PM

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    bmait liked post by Trout On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

    My little green pillow,takes the bounce out of the recoil. 273407

    Liked On: 22-04-2025, 10:56 PM

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    bmait liked post by Moutere On thread : How to zero a rifle for dummies*

    My advice is that initial zero and practice are sequential and separate exercises. You want as solid, and as precise zero as you can achieve. Front support of your choice, along with solid rear...

    Liked On: 22-04-2025, 10:55 PM

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