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Shooting high

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I shoot a Browning XT, 30" bbl., Monte Carlo stock with a RAD, non adjustable comb. The gun shoots high for me, regardless of how I adjust the RAD. I get the hardest breaks if my point of sight is about a foot below the target, but that is hard to get used to. I have gained about 15 extra pounds in the past few months, 162 t0 177, due to an ankle injury that has interfered with exercise. I don't know if that makes much difference, just looking for ideas. Any suggestions out there?
 
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Make a small rib about 4 inches long and 3/8 of an inch thick. Make it out of balsa wood that you can paint black. Attach it to the existing rib by the front sight. You can use a beaded pin for a front sight. That should lower you POI. You can fine tune it and then order a custom add on rib if you want. HMB
 
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