huntsman53
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It takes a little more than good eyesight to keep them in the black... as I'm sure you know. It also takes practice, dedication, and MONEY! When I was working, the dept only gave us 5000 rounds per season. I re-loaded 15,000 to 18,000 every year to keep in form. Today, that's a part time job.... just for ammo! The last time I did Camp Perry, I shot 85% from the 500 yard berm. And that was with glass. I don't think open sights are in my bag anymore. TTC
So true, so true! My Dad taught me to always make every shot count and don't miss because ammo costs money and I grew up fairly poor. When squirrel hunting, I took 25 squirrel with 25 shells and this was the same for most anything I hunted. Dad never got to watch the movie "The Patriot" but he was more like Mel Gibson's character than he would have even known and taught me to "Aim small, miss small"!
Frank
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