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Next, all it takes is time and a safe place to shoot. Your best bet is to contact a local gun club. Many of these host a “sighting-in” day for local hunters each fall. If you choose to free-lance on “open land,” make sure you have the landowner s permission and make doubly sure you have a safe backstop to stop your bullets.
Ear and eye protection, in the form of ear plugs and shooting glasses, is highly recommended.
If you are mounting a new scope, make sure the mounts and rings are correctly installed and tight. Degrease and seal the mount screws that go into the receiver with LocTite, shellac or clear fingernail polish. Do not seal the ring screws that hold the rings around your scope.
If your rifle was sighted-in last season, you should still check it out before taking it afield this fall. Stocks have been known to warp, or the sights may have been knocked out of alignment during storage. Also check all screws in the stock and scope mount with a proper size
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