Lets see your RPR that will shoot ,5 MOA all day at 50 yds, And 3/4 att 100. I bet Maser can do it
Come you RPR fan boys
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Show me on the doll where Maser touched you.
Don’t know about all that shit but it sure puts the brains through the back of a squirrels head at 40y ??
Hows the wife with you leaving dead squirrels on the carpet there, in your pic ?
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Looks like a dog toy, not a squirrel...Hows the wife with you leaving dead squirrels on the carpet there, in your pic ?
Sounds like the OP's got an expensive rifle that can't beat an RPRR. I don't have one myself, but I've seen a bunch shot at matches. They hold their own, though the 15 round mags seem to be a weak point.
Somebody is an optimist.
Or a bullshitter. I bet on bullshitter myself......
Half moa all day at 50 yards?
Snort!
The bloody best rimfire rifles in the world can barely do that....
Yup. Thats 0.25" groups... all day long....
I don't think he knows what MOA actually means. To translate for the aggressive OP, I believe what he is trying to say is .5 of an inch at 50 yards all day.
.5 MOA at 50 yards is 1/4 of an inch. And yes, the best .22's money can buy will struggle with the gun in fixtures while being shot in 0 wind tunnels and probably never achieve .5 MOA.
A Bleiker .22 rifle set the current range record at the Eley Customer Test Range in January 2014 with a group of 12.4 mm. This equates to a .488189
Slightly under 1/2 inch.
We're talkin about a gun that costs about $10,000.00
T.S.
.5 MOA at 50 yards is 1/4 of an inch. And yes, the best .22's money can buy will struggle with the gun in fixtures while being shot in 0 wind tunnels and probably never achieve .5 MOA.
A Bleiker .22 rifle set the current range record at the Eley Customer Test Range in January 2014 with a group of 12.4 mm. This equates to a .488189
Slightly under 1/2 inch.
We're talkin about a gun that costs about $10,000.00
T.S.
"shoot, 5 MOA all day at 50 yards"???
My sporting clays shotgun will almost do that ...
