Those groups are fine for hunting any biggame out to 300 yards, especially with relatively high recoiling cartridges, if you were to shoot from your truck in the same position you are at the game!! If you know where you are hunting, now move to shooting from actual field positions. IMO - A Bi-pod does not do very much good on a big game rifle unless you are hunting out your back door, or on a farm field from a shooting house. In the real world, Bi-pods only add weight to the rifle, and when a deer or elk comes up real quick and you only have seconds to think about it waiting for it to stop, just long enough for you to shoot at it, the LAST thing on your mind will be that bi-pod. Spend that money on shooting more shells from real life positions at gallon sized milk jugs, and those Delta life size paper archery targets. That will show you where you are hitting. Who cares if you can shoot the hair off a fleas butt if you can't shoot from a kneeling position!