Rimfire Shooting, Same Signal, Different Noise

[ChrisWay]

Rimfire 22 Shooting



Applying RifleKraft to Rimfire

There’s a growing interest in rimfire—especially among new shooters, parents with kids, or anyone looking for a more accessible path into precision rifle shooting. The gear is lighter, the ammo is cheaper, and you don’t need 1,000 yards to train well. But while the platform may feel different, the principles don’t change. RifleKraft applies to rimfire just as directly as it does to centerfire—you just have to adjust how you interpret the results.



This isn’t about a different system. It’s about a different signal-to-noise ratio. The fundamentals still show up. The outputs still reflect the inputs. But some signals get louder, others quieter—and the shooter has to learn to read them for...

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[Chubbyduck]

Shooting rimefire is definitely a great tool to enhance your techniques used on larger calibers.Its amazing how a minor change in your shooting technique changes your POI on a rimefire. If I pay close attention to my target results i can actually start to see were im changing ,trigger pull,pressure on stock,cheek placement and breathing.

 

[Emerson0311]

Even with my 20# Rimfire rifle, I see recoil move the reticle if I do not set up directly behind a properly balanced rifle. Doing positional drills on paper at 100+, I see the results of solid positioning, and the “flyers” which are where the rifle was actually pointing, instead of where it should have been.

 

[ma smith]

That neck-craning posture in the illustration picture needs a breakdown by the OP @ChrisWay

 

[King_beardsly]

Is there scaling for the 22 stuff, I thought I remembered hearing that there was something with gravity ballistics a while ago but I could be wrong.

 

[bobby1028]

Precision rimfire will bring out the best/worst in you...very rewarding or very frustrating, depending how much you put into it.

 

[Dan.Engellant]

Chris how do I get ahold of you for some Rimfire training?