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<blockquote data-quote="KQguy" data-source="post: 278495" data-attributes="member: 9704"><p>I completely agree with you,there is nothing better for long range shooting,than long range practice.I was just surprised how much harder it was,compared to how easy it looked.I think it is great for guy's who don't have access to local long range targets,if all you have is 100 yds or so to work with,I think it is better than just sitting on a bench and shooting groups.This way you have to reposition for each shot,and find the "Natural point of Aim",and get those kinds of things to become habit.I think this will give you a better MOA accuracy of where you stand vs. shooting a 3 shot group and thinking you have 1/4 MOA accuracy.This also gets the shooter more comfotable shooting in the prone position,with a bipod and rear bags,you just can't get that from shooting off a bench.I am lucky to have 800yds. in my back yard to practice with,but I still find this helpful to see where I am at with shooting technique and load.Even though I have access to shoot long range,it can become a hassle somtimes retrieving targets,because I have to drive around the farmers fields and through the woods to get to them,but I can't complain,I feel fortunate just to have that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KQguy, post: 278495, member: 9704"] I completely agree with you,there is nothing better for long range shooting,than long range practice.I was just surprised how much harder it was,compared to how easy it looked.I think it is great for guy's who don't have access to local long range targets,if all you have is 100 yds or so to work with,I think it is better than just sitting on a bench and shooting groups.This way you have to reposition for each shot,and find the "Natural point of Aim",and get those kinds of things to become habit.I think this will give you a better MOA accuracy of where you stand vs. shooting a 3 shot group and thinking you have 1/4 MOA accuracy.This also gets the shooter more comfotable shooting in the prone position,with a bipod and rear bags,you just can't get that from shooting off a bench.I am lucky to have 800yds. in my back yard to practice with,but I still find this helpful to see where I am at with shooting technique and load.Even though I have access to shoot long range,it can become a hassle somtimes retrieving targets,because I have to drive around the farmers fields and through the woods to get to them,but I can't complain,I feel fortunate just to have that. [/QUOTE]
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