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killib12345
on 13 Nov 2007 9:58 PMFrom Ireland, 783 posts
Originally posted by deadeyedick on 12 Nov 2007 8:47 PM
50 yards with .22LR open sights, unsupported.
the way a man should shoot
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a1gunner
on 14 Nov 2007 6:56 PMFrom West Wales, 2445 posts
in that case im going to have a long practice -
deadeyedick
on 14 Nov 2007 8:15 PMFrom Ipswich, 3298 posts
lol. Scopes still take alot of skill to get the rounds in the right place. But yes they do make it easier. Open sights however are everybit as accurate as a scope its just that our eyes can't detect the minor errors aswell without the magnification of a scope showing it. -
ajvenom
on 15 Nov 2007 12:47 AMFrom Mankato, MN, 4129 posts
you can't be pefect all the time.....that way you always have something to "shoot for". LOL!!!!
Mighty fine shootin' -
a1gunner
on 15 Nov 2007 4:27 PMFrom West Wales, 2445 posts
good excuse
i can now miss without embarasment
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deadeyedick
on 15 Nov 2007 4:41 PMFrom Ipswich, 3298 posts
Thats what I say all the time There are some people there who think that a 98 is bad !!! -
ajvenom
on 16 Nov 2007 4:44 AMFrom Mankato, MN, 4129 posts
for a stock rifle and off the shelf ammo....that's some pretty good shooting Deadeye.......Do any of the shooters do any modifications to their rifle. I suppose you can't load your own rimfire, but in the centerfire arena it one way to ensure consistancy and keep costs down too. -
aim2please
on 16 Nov 2007 5:51 AMFrom Sydney, Australia, 1679 posts
I rekon you could load you own rimfire ammo! But some people mght think its a waiste of time due to there already low cost
If companys start making just the brass for rimfires them in sure we could reload it. Rimfires shoot .224 and 17 caliber bullets, plenty of those avalibe and then you need powder a .22lr shell hold only about 2-3 grains of powder! -
deadeyedick
on 16 Nov 2007 5:14 PMFrom Ipswich, 3298 posts
Its not bad shooting atall. Most people just have better rifles than me but yes they do have custom parts. Mostly sights etc. We all use the same sort of ammunition. Some use Eley, some RWS. -
ajvenom
on 16 Nov 2007 6:00 PMFrom Mankato, MN, 4129 posts
Doing the best with what you have is all anyone can ask for.
Remember: "Never give up.....Never surrender!!!!!"
