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Nope- next fault is---
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Originally Posted by Jack Cronkhite
So....... if all is level, plumb, square and the pitch is correctly measured, cast dac, dah, lop and even drop at cheek is the perfect fit for you and you still miss the bird, is it then the fault of the ammunition????? Is there ever a point where the fault actually lies with the shooter??? I need all the excuses out there.
Cheers,
Jack
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