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I'm talking about grip on the gun, not the scope. I'm just recommending against putting down the gun after each shot, which I think would make it hard for anyone, especially someone new to shooting, so understand how large their groups are and where they're hitting, to help them adjust sights...

Regardless of whether you get a spotting scope or binoculars, I would further suggest that you don't check after every shot. It disrupts your mental "flow" and your grip might change from shot to shot. Better to shoot in batches, such as 5 round groups or a whole magazine, depending on what kind...

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