Why Shoot Four Shot Groups
I looked for this article for a long time but couldn’t find it a while back and someone finally posted a link to it on YF. It’s a good discussion on why you may want to consider four shot groups when shooting paper. Of course in all things it depends but it is a good statistical analysis IMO anyways. 😉
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Great info SYN,,,
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I´ve said this numerous times already but i always do either 5 shotters, 10 shotters or in Crickets case 12 shot groups since that´s a full mag. Three shot groups are telling nothing – or they do tell me something but not enough.
I was trying to stir a lively discussion but failed. 😆
Not to be a contrarian….
But… 
I think he mentions a five shot group and four five shot groups to prove a load. Which coincidentally is what I use for my powder burning technique. :smilen:
I do ten shot groups for airgun stuff, because if it can go wrong, it will in ten shots. :rofl:
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