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You'v got nothing. Just a worthless, phony, sock.

Pathetic.

Sure thing, Copernicus.

Bogeyman?

"Boo!"

Ha!


Marksmanship - is a Skill.




GR

haha.

Happy camper still talking markmanship?

Tell us again about the open sight bulleyes you shot when you were a kid…

#oneraggedhole

Then, about the socket set you found in the road…

#🙌🙌🙌

Bogeyman?

"Boo!"

Ha!

All y'all are terrified.


Marksmanship - is a Skill.




GR

Just a matter of time before Rick has enough of your BS - just like when you used happy camper and ElkSlayer91 as handles.

Clown then, 🤡🤡 now.

Maybe he knows something you don't, Plato.

Bogeyman?

"Boo!"

Ha!


Marksmanship and Fieldcraft are skills... not found on a concrete bench and lead-sled.




GR

Only reason he's still here is, post count = $$

Raise your hand if you DIDN'T shoot <3 MOA from Field Positions today:

- 50 rounds High-Power, at 200 and 300 yards.
-200 rounds Rimfire, at 25 and 50 yards.

With Aperture sighted rifles.


Marksmanship - is a perishable Skill.




GR

Honest question.
When I am shooting sling'n'irons I shoot targets for score not MOA.
Are you shooting steel or match scored targets at the range?
Cat

MOA mostly.

<3 is all that is needed in the field, at the ranges I shoot.


Steel (6/8/12"), and range golf balls for the rimfires.

Also some SR-1C paper targets, as they make a good 2-300 yd. target, and still have an aiming black.


Practice snappin' in and dry-firing a coupla times a week, and then the range as weather/schedule dictate.




GR

Thanks for the explanation , clears up many questions for me

Cat

95% of my practice is done offhand at steel spinners with a .22 rimfire. I shoot enough to maintain the ability to consistently hit a 2" diameter target offhand from 65 yards. Since most of my shots while hunting are taken offhand at ranges inside 75 yards I feel confident in my marksmanship.. If you can shoot well offhand, everything else is easy.

<3 MOA.

- 50 rounds at 200 and 300 yds. from field positions, with the .270 today, on 3x.
- 200 rounds of .22 LR at 25-50 yds., aperture sights.

Rifle Season is coming up, and Marksmanship is a perishable Skill.




GR

You're all worthless and weak!

Having to use a sling to steady the rifle or worse yet, sitting down and using a sling?

How are you going to still hunt with a sling wound around your arm and hit your target at 300 yards if you can't see over the sage brush because you're sitting?

Back in my day we didn't waste time with sights or slings and such crutches, we were busy making our own blackpowder so we could feed the family.


See, I can do it too.

Don't feed the trolls

Obviously, little one, shooting from field positions, which includes standing, hurts your feelings.

Ha!


Marksmanship - is a skill... not found on a concrete bench and lead-sled.




GR

I try to practice from all positions and distances. Today was standing offhand at 120ish and prone + seated from 300 to 540. Seated was using trekking poles crossed with pack filling the void between the torso and legs. Very stable position.

The 12" steel plate got a workout as did the 6 creed.

I'm sure surplus choad needs no rest at 500yds....

For me, 500 yards would probably be a pipe-line cut, and would probably need to be in a tree just to see one over the tall grass that far.

If they're at 500? They'll be closer as well, if you can hunt'em.


Woodsmanship and Marksmanship, even at < 3 MOA, will put a lot of game in the freezer.




GR

I practice on jackrabbits.

OPs not gonna like this...note, Arca rail being installed tonight to get contact closer to balance point. The Mrs and I visited GA Precision months ago and they demo'ed the Two Vets tripod set up. Very nice, very heavy duty, very expensive. She surprised me with a tripod for my birthday in August so now I'm trying to adapt at least one rifle to use with the Arca Tripod set up. Like it much so far!

Updated with Arca rail installed.