Just another mould..or two.

[Distant Thunder]

J.B. - One thing I like about shooting a scope is that I know exactly where I broke each shot, but the thing I don't like about the scope is I then know who is responsible for those shots! When I'm shooting from the bench I use an aiming point that I can tell exactly where the break is and the targets are just blank sheets of paper that are arranged below the aiming point. That way I can put up 3 to 6 "targets" (sheets of paper) and just dial over to a different one for each load I'm testing. It saves on actual targets and a lot of running from the bench to the target and back again. The frustrating part is that I just can't hold as steady as I'd like or as others seem to be able to and I wander around a bit even from the bench.

And don't worry, I have plenty of shots when I break the shot just as I have a spasm or total break down in my hold. I've had then at match and I just pray it comes up on paper as the target goes down. Even with my bench setup and special aiming point I can easily break a shot a couple inches out without even trying!