You probably didn't take all the time you need in between each round to bring it completely

back down to a cold bore.

What you really need is something that if you zeroed to your fifth or tenth shot, that

means you're actually set up for your fifth or tenth shot.

If your barrel walked, you may not be zeroed anymore.

So guaranteeing you're going to get cold bore performance across, you know, the multiple

rounds makes sure that you know that you have a lightweight barrel. So you're not, you know,

humping in a hunk and steel, you know, mehemet out there. But you're also going to be able to

hit exactly where you want it to hit. But that's a good point. Like you may be actually

cited in for your 10th round. and obviously that deer, that elk,

this is a cold bore.

You weren't shooting 10 rounds before you walked out.

Exactly.

And you're not keeping a heater in the bore before you get out there into the stand.

Totally different.

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