Next time you are at the range, take the Rifleman's Challenge:
http://www.riflemanschallenge.com/
Are you a Rifleman?
http://www.riflemanschallenge.com/
Are you a Rifleman?
Are you a Rifleman?
- Thread starter eliska
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Cant afford all the 30-06 i need to practice for now! Though my m1 has great sights and after a few practice clips from the bench, hitting the steel at 100 yards at honey island is pretty easy.
thats one gun that i wish there was a .22 conversion kit for
thats one gun that i wish there was a .22 conversion kit for
From a seated position at 50 yards I can usually do 5-shot groups inside 1-2" using my BUIS and M4. I think using a scope for an "All American Rifle Challenge" is a bit cheap, personally. I wish I had a range where I could put my money where my mouth is with one my Dad's .22's and irons.
A one inch group at 25 yards is a four inch group at 100 yards or 20 inches at 500 yards. That's a pretty good range. Even more impressive, of course, with a stock rifle and iron sights.
Reduced range training is better than nothing... But does not compare with wind etc at distance.
general mills
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video aside, this can be done with a stock 10/22 with iron sights. it's not easy.
I know, I was commenting on the qualification being rather easy. My marlin model 60 is very good for it. I scoped it, though, because I wanted to shoot it at 100 yards and my eyes are going to hell.
25 yards, though, benching it, this is a great way to get a bunch of people interested in shooting accurately and working on fundamentals, though, and not setting the bar so high that they feel discouraged.
general mills
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He was firing prone, not off a bench. For some, this may be rather easy, but for the vast majority of people, shooting 4 MOA from prone will take a lot of work.
