Killed some paper today *pics*
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Originally Posted by b00gers
I have a scope. I really would like to see someone shoot those groups with iron sights 
h: Wind plays a big factor...I mean it can move the bullet in any direction throwing it off. When you get good, you learn to read distances and read windage with flags.
h: Wind plays a big factor...I mean it can move the bullet in any direction throwing it off. When you get good, you learn to read distances and read windage with flags.
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Originally Posted by lil_1_2002
yea i saw after i posted and was too lazy to edit. but how does distance affect the shoot? i figured wind could, and how do you correrct for that?
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My marlin can shoot groups like that @ 50y with cheap ass wildcats 
Just bustin your balls. Those are some nice groups. What brands did you put on that? (it is a 10/22 right) I need to get to the range and knock some dust of teh artillary. Dang it's been a while
Just bustin your balls. Those are some nice groups. What brands did you put on that? (it is a 10/22 right) I need to get to the range and knock some dust of teh artillary. Dang it's been a while
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As far as iron sights go, you don't. You sight the rifle at 25 yds, which gives you a dead on hit at 25 and 300 yds. The trajectory then also follows a path which is more likely to hit a person. At least, that's what my Army friends tell me.