This is one of the most polite and informative helps I have read on the net. Thanks.
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FWIW wind is always visible in one way or anohter.
Likely why I have not made many longer shots, because I take the time to read it all the way out and back in and check side draws etc....
If you continue practicing at 600, which is a good thing even if you don't shoot at game at that distance, start figuring out WHY you are missing clay targets. There is always a cause. If its not you or the gun/ammo, then you are not seeing everything you need to.
Remember mirage and wind are 2 seperate issues. One shows there is wind and lets you guess speed, but it also optically moves the aiming/impact point. Wind moves the bullet.
There is a LOT more to learn over years of time, to shooting well especially at longer distances, than there is to figuring out how to get closer and make a chip shot.
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