I only had someone observing for the first one (the Hollis) and I hit the 8-inch bull but didn't form a group (one went left). By the time I shot the rest, the targets were pretty beaten up. I was hitting however, because you could see the dust raised behind the target-stand in the earthen backstop. None of the doubles I shot had sights other than the traditional post and rear notch. The bolt gun .416 had a 2 1/2X Leupold on it. There was so-much to take in, I frankly didn't notice how the other guns or shooters were performing. If I had to guess, I'd think the paper-patched rounds in the Tolley seemed to be humming right in there.
Last edited by Lloyd3; 08/14/23 02:16 PM.
