Or go to a smooth bore and shot!
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Load Development - What Range?
- Thread starter Urban Coyote
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Ninering62
40 Cal
That would never be my choice
13 yards
hanshi
Cannon
I start them all at 25 or 30 yards; .32, .36 and pistols stay there. All others I get on paper at 25 yds then go to .50. I do shoot some at 100 yds because I once killed deer at around that or farther back when I hunted and could see. Our range has an 8" 100 yd. gong I like to shoot at.
I too get them on paper up close. It's amazing what happens between 25 and 50 yards. Then out to 100. You find out real quick if it's a keeper or a stinker!
