What is your 50yrd accuracy?

[gcsniper]

And with what ammo? Thanks

 

[CajunMouseSniper]

Shooting 50 yds at paper for accuracy I'd recommend either Winchester Subsonics or Aguila Match Rifle. Fed Bulk is fairly accurate but I almost always have a flier or two. If I was shooting at a critter then my # 1 choice would be a Stinger for anything 50yds+.

 

[gcsniper]

thanks. Mine is about the same assuming your dot on pic 3 is 1".

I am using CCI Blazer 40gr, Fed 510(blue box) 40gr and Fed AutoMatch 40gr. All about the same except for FTE issues on CCI and blue box.

 

[Skidder]

With a scope about 1" to 1-1/4" with an occasional flyer using CCI's and Federal Bulk. Just passed 8000 rounds the other day without one malfunction. I must own one of good ones. Knock on wood.

 

[MR_T]

With a scope about 1" to 1-1/4" with an occasional flyer using CCI's and Federal Bulk. Just passed 8000 rounds the other day without one malfunction. I must own one of good ones. Knock on wood.

Wow bro that is really good, I'm about at twice that at 50 yards and I have a 3-9x Scope.

 

[trail]

The metal chicken every time at 50 yards.
Federal 550 bulk pack

 

[Ed333]

.22 rifle?

If you are talking about a rifle, with a scope, then one ragged hole should be the standard. Federal auto match, or 510B, for the cheap priced fodder.

 

[arizona98tj]

The metal chicken every time at 50 yards.
Federal 550 bulk pack

If the chicken is 1" tall, I'm impressed. How tall is it?

 

[BELT_FED]

at 50 with the fed bulk 1.5" is the norm.. with wolf match extra sub .5" groups...

 

[trail]

If the chicken is 1" tall, I'm impressed. How tall is it?

I wish
It's the 1/5 size. Never measured them to tell the truth.
I'm guessing about 21/2" square.
Of course if I go totally off hand and stock iron sights my results are somewhat differant

 

[ChattanoogaPhil]

Staying on a 2.5 inch Shoot-N-C at 50 yards (absent fliers with cheap ammo) is about on par with my rifle and that of about a half dozen other 15-22 I have seen at the range.

 

[Ed333]

Spoke too quickly earlier, didn't realize y'all were talking 15-22s only. Sorry.

 

[ceg54]

70 yds

I never shot mine on paper, we have 3 in steel plates
at 70 yds at range and have no problem hitting them with the
iron sights with fed bulk and win bulk
Damn fine shooters they are.

 

[kennyb]

took mine brand new one out yesterday for the first time...all stock except for a 3-9 bushnell scope...after zeroing the scope at 50 yards an inch and a half was very doable using federal bulk

 

[84CJ]

Not sure about mine Have not been able to try 50 yrds yet but I am not impressed at 25 meters right now. But I think I was having a bad day and also using an Aim Point CCO. Which is not parralex free at 25 meters.. I will try again another day before I Blame the rifle.

 

[TurboniumOxide]

The rifle is very accurate. With a good scope, good ammo and a benchrest I have kept 100 yard groups in 4". I really like my rifle, but the glass on it cost more than I paid for it. It might be time for the "optics shuffle". I am thinking about a Redfield Revolution, but they are hard to find with the accu-range reticle.

 

[chuck s]

The rifle is more than accurate enough at plinking ranges. Don't forget that 50' (feet) is the standard .22LR target range.

I can chase shotgun hulls all day long from just in front of the bench to at least 50 meters using a 4MOA red dot Aimpoint clone sight. More fun than stationary targets!

-- Chuck

 

[RichardC]

Don't forget that 50' (feet) is the standard .22LR target range.
-- Chuck

Indoors.

Outdoors? 50 yards/meters and 100 yards/meters.