I have a Marlin lever action 30-30. My wife bought it new with a scope on it. I could never hit the side of a barn with it with the scope. I missed more easy shots at deer than I like to think about. Yet, firing at a target, I could fire a three inch group at 100 yards.
One day, I finally took the scope off, leaned across the hood of a pickup, and shot a blackbird out of a tree at 50 yards. The unanswered question is, if I can nail a stray tomcat with it at 50 yards with the open sights, why couldn't I hit a deer at the same range with the scope on? There was something seriously wrong with the scope. I never did figure it out. Now use a Remington .270 for deer.
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