Long Rifle shooting

[turnandshoot4]

If you do any of the long rifle shooting, here's a few questions.

What kind of rifle?

Caliber?

Distances?

Optics?

 

[karlsgunbunker]

The only Long Rifle I shoot is of the Kentucky Variety. LOL

 

[turnandshoot4]

I'll try to get this thread off the ground.

Savage 10FP-LE2-B

.308

225 yards (range limited)

Leupold 4-12 x 40

 

[cducati]

Ah!
One I shoot is a 300 Win Mag.
1000 yrads but my load is good to 1700+
GAP Remington 700 action, Badger bottom metal, Badger 20 MOA base. Badger rings
McMilan A5, Harris BRS witha pod lock.
Night force NSX 5.5-22 MLR reticle.
26" Mike Rock Barrel 1:11.25 twist.
200 gr SMK on 72.5 RL22 Win case, CCI Mag primer.

Please contact me if you would like some more info on long range.

 

[4sarge]

Rifle Training April 19, 2008 Freedom, IN

This looks like a great opportunity to learn to shoot those long rifles proficiently and it's only about an hour from Central Indiana

Rifle Training April 19, 2008 Freedom, IN


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