GJeffB
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Somehow this just seems too elementary, but gotta ask.
Background: viejito, shooting and reloading for ... ~50ish years. Retired, newly found disposable income gets me my first ever chronograph. I received a nicely configured tripod for Christmas last. Nice range, concrete shooting tables, etc. Now, enough blah blah ...
If I'm **sighted in up close**, .22lr rifle, .38sp 2", .45acp 1911, .45 Colt NMBH, soon .45-70 rifle, and I have the up close aim point target closely beyond the chronograph, why would I be the guy that has shot his chronograph?
-jb, discounting yank/flinch/etc
Background: viejito, shooting and reloading for ... ~50ish years. Retired, newly found disposable income gets me my first ever chronograph. I received a nicely configured tripod for Christmas last. Nice range, concrete shooting tables, etc. Now, enough blah blah ...
If I'm **sighted in up close**, .22lr rifle, .38sp 2", .45acp 1911, .45 Colt NMBH, soon .45-70 rifle, and I have the up close aim point target closely beyond the chronograph, why would I be the guy that has shot his chronograph?
-jb, discounting yank/flinch/etc