Phil, if you think you have room to improve and want to, remember that after a person learns the basics, it's all mental. As an example, you see that Mason can drive nails at 40 yards. He dropped that one shot a couple of inches, but a deer would never know the difference. However, when he stepped back to 50 tonight, he fell apart. 30 feet does NOT make much difference, but tonight, in his mind it did. Mathematically, if his mind allowed him, his group at 50 would have been very similar. If a person shoots 2" groups consistently at 20 yards, making the exact same shots at 40 should result in 4" groups. No greater skill needed, but our minds fool us into thinking otherwise sometimes.
Again, great input. Here is another issue for me: I am at 40 or 50yds and my pin is bigger than the dot I am shooting at. I think I might need to change pins to smaller sizes for the further distances. For now, I am happy to see the groups shrinking. I'm not changing crap until I am tagged out. The sight is NOT getting sent for replacement pins less than 2 weeks til season starts. haha
40yds was a mental hurdle for me in the past. It hasn't been since my focus has changed. Going to keep working the fundamentals. Going to keep practicing at 40-50-60yds. The further distances have been highlighting when I make an error. I like that. Makes me think about what I did wrong.