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Long Range Hunting & Shooting
100yd and 600yd loads?
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<blockquote data-quote="bman73" data-source="post: 547618" data-attributes="member: 31591"><p>As technique practice goes I have been doing a LOT of shooting with my .22 lately and have noticed a huge difference in my shooting on my bigger guns as a result of it. I have noticed that a little error in technique on a rimfire shows up huge at 200 yrds. Since I have been practicing with the .22 I have also noticed I am getting far better with reading the wind, a little 40 grn round really gets knocked around a lot by the time it gets to 200 yrds. The other big advantage to practicing with the rimfire is cost. 500 rounds a day is not uncommon for me now and only spending 30 bucks to do it is a pretty big bonus.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bman73, post: 547618, member: 31591"] As technique practice goes I have been doing a LOT of shooting with my .22 lately and have noticed a huge difference in my shooting on my bigger guns as a result of it. I have noticed that a little error in technique on a rimfire shows up huge at 200 yrds. Since I have been practicing with the .22 I have also noticed I am getting far better with reading the wind, a little 40 grn round really gets knocked around a lot by the time it gets to 200 yrds. The other big advantage to practicing with the rimfire is cost. 500 rounds a day is not uncommon for me now and only spending 30 bucks to do it is a pretty big bonus. [/QUOTE]
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