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The Basics, Starting Out
.22 recommendation to practice long range
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<blockquote data-quote="Toecutter" data-source="post: 1582787" data-attributes="member: 71488"><p>Anschutz here but those CZs have always intrigued me for relatively cheap money. Shot against lots of guys with them and they do perform. This word of tikka 22lrs is intriguing though, gonna have to look them up.</p><p>200 yds is a poke with 22lr though. A childs breath at that distance gets you out of the zip code(in egg terms). If you have a good rig and high quality ammo that it likes, i would stick to building fundamentals at 100yds (Once you work out all your bugs on ammo selection and form at 50). </p><p>If your goal is to get practice in for center fire hunting, it would seem to me that chasing barely comprehensible wind at 200 with a slow moving lightweight bullet would just frustrate me and gaffe up my wind calls in real hunting situations with the big guns. </p><p>Either way, youve found a great rabbit hole to explore. Have fun and keep us posted on your journey.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Toecutter, post: 1582787, member: 71488"] Anschutz here but those CZs have always intrigued me for relatively cheap money. Shot against lots of guys with them and they do perform. This word of tikka 22lrs is intriguing though, gonna have to look them up. 200 yds is a poke with 22lr though. A childs breath at that distance gets you out of the zip code(in egg terms). If you have a good rig and high quality ammo that it likes, i would stick to building fundamentals at 100yds (Once you work out all your bugs on ammo selection and form at 50). If your goal is to get practice in for center fire hunting, it would seem to me that chasing barely comprehensible wind at 200 with a slow moving lightweight bullet would just frustrate me and gaffe up my wind calls in real hunting situations with the big guns. Either way, youve found a great rabbit hole to explore. Have fun and keep us posted on your journey. [/QUOTE]
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