Originally Posted by
DonB
Bearcatrp it is a Savage 112 target model. Been massaged a little, but nothing has been changed in the chamber. I have to agree with Yobuck on the wind. At extended distances there are just too many wind changes during the shot to make reading it very practical. (At least here in the desert) We have taken to going shooting at first light to combat the daily wind and mirage. It can be tough to see the target well in the early morning light as we are forced to shoot toward the sunrise. My son came up with using a mirror positioned to reflect the sunlight onto the target to help eleviate the problem. Anything to get a leg up on Mother Nature.
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