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The Basics, Starting Out
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<blockquote data-quote="Predator 22" data-source="post: 1189641" data-attributes="member: 79364"><p>First off welcome to the forum! The recommendation on scopes in the posts are great choices, you might look at the vortex line as well, no need for ffp. Harris bipod's are great another option is a front rest and a rear bag. I've been using a cheap calldwell front rest for a few years now and really like it. Don't buy a cleaning "kit" it has stuff that you don't need. Buy a good coated rod like the ones from Dewey and the jags and brushes for your specific caliber. Another must is a good bore guide. For solvents I like wipe-out and carb-out but there are several other products that work good. Save your brass and get a reloading setup asap, or better yet find a buddy close by that reloads and use his equipment. Kind of hard to justify the cost of reloading for only one gun. </p><p>Good luck and above all else have fun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Predator 22, post: 1189641, member: 79364"] First off welcome to the forum! The recommendation on scopes in the posts are great choices, you might look at the vortex line as well, no need for ffp. Harris bipod's are great another option is a front rest and a rear bag. I've been using a cheap calldwell front rest for a few years now and really like it. Don't buy a cleaning "kit" it has stuff that you don't need. Buy a good coated rod like the ones from Dewey and the jags and brushes for your specific caliber. Another must is a good bore guide. For solvents I like wipe-out and carb-out but there are several other products that work good. Save your brass and get a reloading setup asap, or better yet find a buddy close by that reloads and use his equipment. Kind of hard to justify the cost of reloading for only one gun. Good luck and above all else have fun. [/QUOTE]
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