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Old 03-02-2014, 10:25 AM
Brian P. Brian P. is offline
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Default Accuracy potential of 15-22

I know there are multiple variables and differences in individual guns, that will affect the outcome of a range session, but what is the average accuracy that one can expect from a 15-22 at a given range with its preffered ammo?
I have been wanting to put mine on the bench to answer this question myself, but work and (mainly) weather have prevented me from doing so.
I currently have a 2-7 power Nikon P22 scope on mine, and several thousand rounds of various manufacture to try. I expect 30-50 yards to be the zero range because I am hoping I can use this gun to squirrel hunt, and would like to have confidence in the gun to make heads shots when presented.
What can/should I expect?
BP
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