I've got at 4 in ported Taurus 357.mag, took it out shoot this weekend, it has maybe had a 100 rounds through it ( live in the city and don't to shoot it unless I go to my hunting lease), anyway, we out to the old shale pit and was shooting at a bottle about 20 yards. I aligned the front and rear sight, left and right flush across the top, and covered the target with the front sight, from a solid, supported position and it was hitting 1 foot low, so I adjusted my sights at least 4 clicks up, and fired another cylinder, and it was still hitting low, so I just held over the top of my target and eventually, knocked it over, but still didnt hit it. However, I was putting in some good groups, all low.
Previously, that morning I had shot at a hog from not farther than 15 yards 5 times, 4 from from a rested position, aiming dead center of the body and neck, with 1 shot while it was running, and 1 shot as it was moving ( about to run over my dad who was filming all this) with my left hand ( i am right handed). What was funny, is that after that last left handed shot, the hog ran into a tree, fell over and just as the dogs go to him, so did I and I worked him over with a Western 49 Bowie knife. Which, ended up making it impossible for me to find the bullet holes (if there where any in the chest area). No bullets holes where found in the back end or head, or neck.
I aint the greatest shot, but I aint the worst, especially from a rested position.
What do yall think, need to adjust the sites or just practice more?
