SGW Gunsmith
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Some of the folks at the range I belong to, and a few that come into my shop, like to tell about the .22 rimfire rifle they have, and claim to be a real "tack-driver". Sorta got me to thinkin'. How about we have a shoot whereby you bring your tack-driver .22 rimfire rifle and we all have some fun?
Here's a target I sorta modified so that the orange dots are the same size as a thumb tack in diameter:
Trying to keep things equal, any sporter type .22 rimfire rifle, with the scope set at no more than 7-power, ammunition, the shooters choice, and let's see how that "tack-driver" does.
This was intended to be a fun event and it certainly did turn out that way. Good fun chiding was involved, but never any mean comments added, just good fun for a day shooting .22 rimfire.
Feel free to print the above target out and post it after your "tack-driver" smokes all the holes. I printed the targets we used on tag paper, the same stuff NRA targets are printed on.
Here's a target I sorta modified so that the orange dots are the same size as a thumb tack in diameter:
Trying to keep things equal, any sporter type .22 rimfire rifle, with the scope set at no more than 7-power, ammunition, the shooters choice, and let's see how that "tack-driver" does.
This was intended to be a fun event and it certainly did turn out that way. Good fun chiding was involved, but never any mean comments added, just good fun for a day shooting .22 rimfire.
Feel free to print the above target out and post it after your "tack-driver" smokes all the holes. I printed the targets we used on tag paper, the same stuff NRA targets are printed on.