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Originally Posted by Jay Gardner
My thought is to focus on a point, mount the gun and fire at a patterning board as soon as the gun hits my shoulder in order to determine where I am shooting.
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Which is exactly what you should do with the 16 yard POI test
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I have a picture a shooter sent me of a Boss sub rib on his Beretta which does the same thing that I described in an earlier post. Good luck on ever seeing that picture, but is is a good description of how to solve this problem. Try googling "boss rib" or "boss stub rib" to see what it looks like. The question is do you want to solve your problem or do you want to talk about it? I have a Boss rib on my gun that solved my problem.
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