oldtanker said: (quoted from post at 10:42:22 12/17/12)
jackinok said: (quoted from post at 09:49:25 12/17/12) look at a rimfire target, how small is the 10 ring?Thats how small of groups REALLY good target shooters shoot. normal COMPETITION ranges ,are 25 ft, 25 yards,50 yards and 100 yards. one thing to remember,there is about 1000 different brands and loads in 22lr cal. in fact it is one of the most highly developed loads there are.believe it or not if your shooting regular cartridges like you buy at walmart you probably wont get any really good accuracy.
Jack, if off a bench and rest I'll bet you with an unbiast shooter on the trigger, that you will see decent groups with "birick" ammo out to 50 yds and maybe 100 depending on the brand as compared to match grade ammo. Some guns like a certain brand of ammo so a person will need to experiment to find the one that shoots best from thier gun. My CZ shoots sum MOA at 100 yds with Blazer brick ammo. They really have improved quality control.
Rick
I'm sorry, are you saying that with 22 LR Blazer ammo you shoot 10 shot groups under an inch at 100 yards? The world record for 5-5 shot groups average is .604. You'd better get to the nationals quick, big bucks await.
This post was edited by Bret4207 at 15:27:25 12/17/12 2 times.
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