02-04-2017, 05:55 AM
I'm not an expert or competition shooter, but here are some things I've found that really helps me.
After getting into your shooting position try bearing down on the stock with your check with bags underneath while still having good sight picture. Putting enough pressure there will help provide a steady sight picture.
Also, I found that using a bipod up front provides a steadier platform than sandbags. Even an inexpensive bipod will work better than a bag.
After that practice on breathing, trigger pull, levelness of crosshairs, consistency in your routine. By the way, vertical stringing can also mean you're not in a good powder charge node.
After getting into your shooting position try bearing down on the stock with your check with bags underneath while still having good sight picture. Putting enough pressure there will help provide a steady sight picture.
Also, I found that using a bipod up front provides a steadier platform than sandbags. Even an inexpensive bipod will work better than a bag.
After that practice on breathing, trigger pull, levelness of crosshairs, consistency in your routine. By the way, vertical stringing can also mean you're not in a good powder charge node.