We have gone through a couple practices and my son shot well with the 4X scope but can't keep all the rounds on the red. I doubted his claims that he couldn't see the bulls eye when he was all lined up until I took a turn - at the ranges they shoot the crosshairs competely cover the bull and his spread is all over that 1" or so of target. I've shot the little XT for years with that 4X scope and thought it would be just fine since it held "0" so well, but I guess thats the difference between plinking and competitive target shooting.
In order to shoot target the scope needs to be 6X and duplex crosshair (or some other "fine" line). Even with what he has he's shooting well in advance of the rest of his class so I guess my part is to make sure he can compete. The instructor has a CZ 455 and a Leupold scope that my son shot a round just to show me it was his equipment and not his ability that was holding him back. I'll start with the scope and we'll see where we go from there.
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