3” group will be in the vitals on deer out to 300 Yards.
I know we all want more accuracy than that but if you’re only hunting out to 200 Yards I wouldn’t sweat it. That said I’d want a more accurate rifle.
Vince
Thanks guys.
My concern is if I use too much weight that I’ll break the stock. After I get the .416 zeroed on the sled I’ll shoot off sticks and standing up to zero the rifle.
I’m just trying to make it as easy as I can on myself trying to get these two rifles zeroed with the new scopes. Well...
I probably put this in the wrong place but I have two rifles I need to zero and being that they are harder kickers than my .338 Win Mag I was wondering how my weight to put in my lead sled?
One is a .416 Remington Magnum and the other is a .375 Ruger. Neither has a muzzle brake.
Vince
I gave the tracker my $500 Zeiss 8 X 30 binoculars when I left Africa.
I also gave him a good tip. For my next trip I’ll take some 8 X 42 Zeiss binoculars. Maybe I’ll get the 10 power instead but I’ve noticed a difference between the $200 binoculars and the $500 binoculars. If going with less...