Atmospheric pressure changes can cause groups to shift up and down. High pressure causes groups to go up and low pressure causes groups to shift down.
I kept confusing it also. The way it was explained to me is that a wet patch is tighter and thus prevents gases from escaping around the ball. More push on the ball. Higher trajectory.Yeah I probably got it backwards or upside-down. Sometimes it happens with me
Marking the range rod.
How do you not pick up the gun to reload?
LOL, you don't, that is my point, everything you do matters if ever so slightly. it all adds up. I learned that by handloading for the last 57 years,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
I think he's getting those spread groups on the same day. At least, that's the way I've read his posts.
Not "PC". Also not conducive to getting all the powder all the way down into the breach.
that's exactly what I do lol. thought I was the only one that did that lolI don’t usually share all my successful shooting secrets, but seeing how you’re a fellow musician I will let you in on one. A sure fire way that I have found to improve accuracy is to use bigger targets and move them closer.
Can you guys give your secrets as to how to get the deer closer? Is there a deer call? Secret handshake?
Drive a stake in the ground, and move slower than the stake. Take two steps, stop, and look at every stick and blade of grass with your binoculars. A deer can hide in the same tiny patch of grass or brush as a rabbit can.
