I have been looking ad and reading about HHA single pin sights and see that to choose which tape to use you sight in at 20 and 60 yards. I am a little concerned that I won't be able to shoot consistently enough at 60 to actually sight the thing in. If I had to guess I bet it would be at least a one foot group but I do t actually know since I have not shot out that far much.
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Easiest way, at least for me when setting a sight tape for my scope, was to first set the third axis adjustment, and then shoot in at 20. When you go to 60, don't shoot a dot, but rather a line. painters tape of something that stands out against the target....this way your only concern is height of impact and not windage.....you can sort that out later.Comment
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Depends how much I have been shooting. Right now not good, earlier this year when shooting a bunch, pretty good, I could keep them all within a paper plate right now I would be lucky to keep them on a cereal box lol.Comment
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We're talking double Robin Hood lmao I believe paper plate is goodComment
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Iam doing good to see that far.Comment
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I can keep em all in the side of a barn!Comment
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I'll be honest. Pie panComment
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Paper plate more or less...Comment
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The majority of my practice is at 60...3" on good days with little wind, 8" on sloppy or windy days. Agree with earlier comment, shoot for elevation only, don't worry about lineage. When you have about half high and half low you're good.Comment
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If you turn the instruction sheet over there should be instructions for doing it at 20 and 40yds. I just looked at one of these in the shop the other day.
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I also shoot HHA single and the sight will adjust to 120 yds ...my groups are not very good at that distance, but it sure makes 40 yd shots seem easy.Comment
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