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two very pretty rifles - what do you use them for ?
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Ahhh, there's nothing like the smell of 'splodin prairie dogs...any time of day :D

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I would like to have the .17 HMR for when the local club has an egg shoot.

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Our egg shoots are at 400 yds, for those I use my .204 Ruger. If there is heavy wind then something a little beefier would be in order

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Ours are for rimfire only and a max of 140 yds.

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You set up 5 eggs at what ever yardage and you shoot at them. You get 5 shots but only three the first round and the the one who breaks all of them wins and if a tie you have a shoot off. Can be a lot of fun and I have to do some fone tunning on my rifles.

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Ours is bench with glass 400 yds hanging

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new to me as well , id always thoght hangin water baloons at the extreme ranges sounted fun , but our range frowns on targets other than paper
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would love to go to that shoot with my dad's 22 250 Bruce.

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Gungrubber wrote:
would love to go to that shoot with my dad's 22 250 Bruce.

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I'll let you know the schedule when I get it.

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Here's mine. A Winchester M70 in 300 WM. My dad gave it to me for Christmas two years ago. He bought it back in the early seventies.


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Nice winchester Gary. My 300wm is a custom mauser 98 that I bought 30 some years ago.

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Here's one I built

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Nice looking shooter you have tgr.

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Here one I built to shoot lead only , ungas checked bullet breached seated , 100 and 200 yds , offhand and bench , scoped or iron sights

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what a fantastic rifle , im impressed , nice stuff your posting , glad you joined us
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