We shoot clay pigeons on the 200 yd back stop off the bench the only problem is some scopes/ sights run out of adjustment. the whole ones are not much of a problem those halves and quarters can be we also shot a 22 prone match at 200 yds on the high power off hand target you will learn about wind quick.
Oh yes, I agree. I think shooting .22LR long range really helps a person improve on their windage & elevation adjustments in a hurry. Once that elevation is solved it really is just a matter of playing the wind.
