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    Default Re: .22 accepted distance for accuracy.

    Looks very nice.

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    Default Re: .22 accepted distance for accuracy.

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    I zero in on 50m with CCI STINGER.Works the charm.

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    Default Re: .22 accepted distance for accuracy.

    Quote Originally Posted by EWS1 View Post
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    I zero in on 50m with CCI STINGER.Works the charm.
    This is the only thing I do not like about these rifles. If you mount it with a scope, you must mount it in high rings to clear the open sights.
    Perhaps I am wrong, but I had my rear sights completely removed to mount my scope as low as it could go. As it is now, it barely clears the bolt when a new load is loaded.

    I see you also removed part of the front sight. It also bothered me as you can see it while looking through the scope.

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    Default Re: .22 accepted distance for accuracy.

    Fitting the scope i knew that would have to be done.So that doesnt bother me at all.

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    Today I am not happy that I removed the sights. I also want to shoot in another discipline that allows only open sights. But its too late and the damage is done. I will have to buy a second .22 rifle now if I am serious about shooting in that discipline.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PCfanatic View Post
    Today I am not happy that I removed the sights. I also want to shoot in another discipline that allows only open sights. But its too late and the damage is done. I will have to buy a second .22 rifle now if I am serious about shooting in that discipline.
    Which is exactly what I motivated my second .22 rifle for. More guns = better

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