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Got my new rifle on sat ,zero it at 50yrds then moved back to 100, got it within 1-2 inches of bull ,do you think that's enough or should I fine tune it , not using bipods just a wing mirror , any advise I don't know just how steady I am shooting like that, I do most of shooting from motor at night on bunnies and foxes .

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Zero it and remove as much human error as possible with some form of front and rear rest. Even bundled up hoodies and jackets are better than nothing.

 

Then when its shooting where you want it you'll know if its you when you miss. When your not confident of your guns zero you will be second guessing each shot.

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Have you tried different ammo brands to find the one that shoots best? The rifle is probably capable of shooting tighter and so will you be with practise, so its worth checking you've paired the rifle with its favourite ammo, but either way 3/4 inch at 100 yds isn't to shabby at all. Keep that up and its a de-nappered rabbit every time. You're ready to go.

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That was from wing mirror at target at night by lamp, that's the only way I shoot cos got so much ground to cover, got that with hornady v max 17grn, if u boys think that ok then I leave it at that

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