Favorite c.f. Revolver round?

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I consider 0" only when my bullet crosses through my line of sight.

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That would be a center hold, not 6 o'clock hold

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Originally Posted by Charlie

I got it. You've sighted your gun in to where it shoots 3" high at 25 yds. From your previous posts, it looks like it is zeroed at 110 yds. That would be my guess if the bullet hit the groundhog where you were aiming at him.

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If your bullet passed through said dead groundhog at exactly p.o.a. then your gun is zeroed at 110yd Bob.

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Originally Posted by Bob Wright

Where is it actually sighted in?

I have no earthly idea.


Bob Wright

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That was what I was asking you. :rolleyes:

I understood what Bob was saying.
25 yards + 6 o'clock hold = bullseye
Longer ranges shift to center hold and aim high as needed.

Some of my guns are zeroed for a 6 o'clock hold at 25 yards. At 50 yards I hold dead center. Works for me.

If it will satisfy the gentlemen who have questioned me, most of my .44 Magnum revolvers are sighted in so that point of impact is 3" above point of aim at twenty-five yards.

This is the best I can explain it.

As to why I hit high on said ground hog, its probably due to imperfections on my part, that is, I THOUGHT I was aiming at center of its chest while I was actually aiming slightly higher.

He's still dead, not likely to recover.

Bob Wright

Looks like the cartridge I voted for is still in the lead. :D