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<blockquote data-quote="Andy S." data-source="post: 5606043" data-attributes="member: 131"><p>The only way I would trust it has truly shifted is to burn another Federal TSS shell that you know was dead center when you sighted it in. Too many variables shell to shell (<em>powder, powder weight, primer, wad, filler, etc</em>) that could shift POI. Another cheaper way to check POI from season to season to increase confidence the red dot hasn't shifted is to have a box of cheap shells (2.75", #9s lead) and shoot one of those shells on paper (<em>shoot it right after you sighted Federal TSS shells to hit bullseye</em>), record in your notes where the lead #9 pattern hits (<em>likely not bullseye</em>), and reference that POI every spring before season starts, by shooting a cheaper shell. I'd shoot closer, say 25-30 yards for this reference point. I know that was wordy, does it make sense? The absolute best way to guarantee POA=POI is to burn another $10 shell that we all hate to do. $10 shell is cheaper than missing a day of work, burning $20 in gas, and walking a mile in the woods to miss a turkey because POA did not equal POI. My .02</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy S., post: 5606043, member: 131"] The only way I would trust it has truly shifted is to burn another Federal TSS shell that you know was dead center when you sighted it in. Too many variables shell to shell ([I]powder, powder weight, primer, wad, filler, etc[/I]) that could shift POI. Another cheaper way to check POI from season to season to increase confidence the red dot hasn't shifted is to have a box of cheap shells (2.75", #9s lead) and shoot one of those shells on paper ([I]shoot it right after you sighted Federal TSS shells to hit bullseye[/I]), record in your notes where the lead #9 pattern hits ([I]likely not bullseye[/I]), and reference that POI every spring before season starts, by shooting a cheaper shell. I'd shoot closer, say 25-30 yards for this reference point. I know that was wordy, does it make sense? The absolute best way to guarantee POA=POI is to burn another $10 shell that we all hate to do. $10 shell is cheaper than missing a day of work, burning $20 in gas, and walking a mile in the woods to miss a turkey because POA did not equal POI. My .02 [/QUOTE]
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