The next session I shot at 17 yards, 30 yards, and 50 yards. The process was shoot two, file the sight some, shoot two more. When it looked good I moved the targets out and repeated the process. At 50 yards I saw a need to tap the rear sight to the right. I put a small witness mark on the barrel dovetail and the sight first then tapped it over a little. Oops, went too far. Tapped it halfway back and put the next two shots into the 10 ring.
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Ran out of time and quit for the day. Next session will be shot at 75 and 100 yards for more fine adjustments on the sights if necessary. At that point I will call that a good target load. Then I plan to up the powder charge into the 90 - 100 grain load for elk hunting.
