Re: What am I doing wrong?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Sapper12b</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Very possible I'll try harder on my follow threw sucks.
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Don't try harder, try smarter. Since the bullet will always go in the direction the bore is pointed, not hitting where aimed is all about you not knowing and/or being able to maintain control of where the firearm is pointed until the bullet has cleared the bore.
From what has been gathered, trigger control, parallax, NPA, and follow-through come to the top of a multitude of problems which will preclude you from understanding where the gun is pointed.
Remember too, if you desire all bullets to impact at the same point, you've got to make your position consistent to a molecular level. And, since sight misalignment or parallax creates angularity which increases bullet misplacement with distance, making sight alignment consistent is most important.
Call your shots. It's effective for correct shooter/target analysis. For example, shots on-call but not where desired suggests a properly zeroed gun, but, something wrong in another arena where you'll need to toubleshoot.
BTW, a half inch off at 100 with a 22LR is not much of an error. Was the error consistent, that's to say, did you shoot good groups which were only about a half inch off where aimed? Also, what size groups? Must have been pretty small to discern a half inch error.
