PUTTING TOGETHER A LONG RANGE KIT
If you’ve been shooting an AR for years, even something custom you put together, making the jump into precision bolt guns can be jarring.
Heading down this road can be as simple as picking up a factory rifle and heading to your first match, but I think you’ll find if you want to pursue this seriously, with training and rapid skill advancement in mind, there are some gear and concepts specific to this type of shooting you’ll want to consider.
@ammolab1 My .22 cost $600, my scope $200. I shoot off a bipod, no rangefinder, wind calculators anything like that. I watch the grass to see which way the wind is blowing, I note where the first shot went, after that I can put 20 in a quarter at 300 yards.
@HomericFuturist I hope these guys have been taking notes and are prepared to build an actual patronage network with some real urgency. They should be snapping up every GB they can find.
@JohnSobased@smalls_5000@Windy_Wendigo I can hook you up with either the C1 or the Athlon. I haven't experienced my Garmin overheating, but my bench is covered. Both boards are rated up to 122°F.
Garmin is made in Taiwan, Athlon in China.
@rev3_s People complain about dealing with LGS nonsense but then get upset that kitchen table FFLs have lives that come first. Nobody is leaving their day job hanging for a $25 transfer fee.