15-22 Accuracy (For the nonbelievers)
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tacticaledge
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Good shootin i would not want ta be on the business end of that deal. Make that x affraid of being on the target.
MAD FALCON
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tacticaledge
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Hopefully soon ill have twins too lol
orionS14
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I've never stretched the legs of any of my 22LR's...so today, I went to the 100yd range and tried my luck.
The 15-22 did great, IMO. Used a cheap-o bipod on a sling-stud / picatinny rail adapter.
Started at 50 yards...shot slow with the iron sights, and pretty fast with the Bushnell "T-dot" sight:
(I think that was ~60rds on each target...might have been 50 on one, and 75 on the other)
Then moved over a few spots to a 100 yard target (and took off the front iron sight, so it wasn't in the way of the dot):
I think I've read that the bullet drop is around 6" at 100yds, so i just aimed at the very top-center of the target...and ran through another 100 rounds:
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I'm impressed with this rifle!!!
I don't consider myself a marksman, and I wasn't looking for every-hole-touching...but I was still amazed that almost every round at 100yds hit the target!!!
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The 15-22 did great, IMO. Used a cheap-o bipod on a sling-stud / picatinny rail adapter.
Started at 50 yards...shot slow with the iron sights, and pretty fast with the Bushnell "T-dot" sight:
(I think that was ~60rds on each target...might have been 50 on one, and 75 on the other)
Then moved over a few spots to a 100 yard target (and took off the front iron sight, so it wasn't in the way of the dot):
I think I've read that the bullet drop is around 6" at 100yds, so i just aimed at the very top-center of the target...and ran through another 100 rounds:
...
I'm impressed with this rifle!!!
I don't consider myself a marksman, and I wasn't looking for every-hole-touching...but I was still amazed that almost every round at 100yds hit the target!!!
- Brian
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tacticaledge
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Nice shots guys keep the pics coming make that x affraid of being on the target........
LouisianaJoe
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Point to point on the star is 1.5".
I have a 10-22 with a fluted Green Mountain barrel and a 30 year old Tasco 6-18 scope.
This was part of a political sign that Charlie has a lot of after loosing a run for state senate.
The 10 shot group was fired at 100 yds.
The additional dents are the result of my puppy thinking that my target was a chew toy.
I have a 10-22 with a fluted Green Mountain barrel and a 30 year old Tasco 6-18 scope.
This was part of a political sign that Charlie has a lot of after loosing a run for state senate.
The 10 shot group was fired at 100 yds.
The additional dents are the result of my puppy thinking that my target was a chew toy.
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tacticaledge
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Point to point on the star is 1.5".
I have a 10-22 with a fluted Green Mountain barrel and a 30 year old Tasco 6-18 scope.
This was part of a political sign that Charlie has a lot of after loosing a run for state senate.
The 10 shot group was fired at 100 yds.
The additional dents are the result of my puppy thinking that my target was a chew toy.[/QUOTE]
Cool now we have a 10-22 to compare to thank you
I have a 10-22 with a fluted Green Mountain barrel and a 30 year old Tasco 6-18 scope.
This was part of a political sign that Charlie has a lot of after loosing a run for state senate.
The 10 shot group was fired at 100 yds.
The additional dents are the result of my puppy thinking that my target was a chew toy.[/QUOTE]
Cool now we have a 10-22 to compare to thank you
jb1968
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Target on left is 50 rounds of Remington subs at 25 yards open sights with my Form1 suppressor, target on right is 25 rounds same distance open sights.
5 1/2" targets....center circle is 2"
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tacticaledge
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I am curious what ammo everybody uses so state what ammo was used with your pics
bullittmcqueen
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I have found the accuracy of my 15-22 to be excellent. I had an extended range session with it the other day which I am going to post to my YouTube channel soon in which I zeroed my micro dot at 25 yards on paper and then shot several magazines from 100 and 200 yards at a 12 inch steel plate. I was pleasantly surprised that hitting the 100 yard plate was remarkably easy and hitting the 200 yard plate was probably 8 out of 10 times. This was done with no magnification and lying prone resting on the mag. Needless to say, I was 
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Will post video for viewing pleasure when I done editing.
ETA: I forgot to say, when i zeroed the micro dot, i just shot 5 shots in fairly rapid succession from a front rail sandbag and the results were close to 1 MOA. I have zero doubt that with a magnified scope and good technique this rifle is capable of 1 MOA accuracy and sub-MOA with some attention to detail.
.Will post video for viewing pleasure when I done editing.
ETA: I forgot to say, when i zeroed the micro dot, i just shot 5 shots in fairly rapid succession from a front rail sandbag and the results were close to 1 MOA. I have zero doubt that with a magnified scope and good technique this rifle is capable of 1 MOA accuracy and sub-MOA with some attention to detail.
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MAD FALCON
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On the targets I posted I was using federal bulk . I was at the range today and was using cci ar tactical and not one jam. Ill post a pic from today later. 
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Hopefully, this is easier to see.
Hopefully, this is easier to see.
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tacticaledge
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Nice grouping CDRJED hoping ill get to go shoot this weekend so i can post new targets....
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photoracer
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I have not shot my PC model at anything above 35 yards since I use it for speed steel competition. But I do not expect it to be as good as my custom Remington 597 VTR with its 1.5# Jard trigger and its compensated Volquartsen carbon-fiber bull barrel. That gun will shoot a single unraged hole at 25 yards and a slightly raged hole at 50 yards off a rest. If I can get my PC model off the rest to shoot 10 in the black at 100 yards I would be happy. Will try it this summer against the 597 using CCI-SV.
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