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long range hunting and shooting.....what the heck does that even mean?
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<blockquote data-quote="Beardeddeer91" data-source="post: 1524832" data-attributes="member: 105926"><p>Well to the OPs original question/the tread title, long range to me is when I have to start correcting for wind and bullet drops to make ethical shots from my zero. For me that's some where around 400 yards. I'm not sure what's wrong with having a $6,000 rifle if that's what you want and have the money to buy it. For the record I don't have anything anywhere near that price and for my budget won't for the for seeable future (although I'd sure as hell love one). As already mentioned there are plenty of people in any hobby/sport that can afford really nice equipment, some guys save up for a long time to afford that one custom. I'm not really sure how that's a bad thing if someone decides that's what they want. I agree if the OPs point was that you don't need a $6000 rifle to get into long range and learn the shooting skills necessary to shoot long range (whatever that means for you).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beardeddeer91, post: 1524832, member: 105926"] Well to the OPs original question/the tread title, long range to me is when I have to start correcting for wind and bullet drops to make ethical shots from my zero. For me that’s some where around 400 yards. I’m not sure what’s wrong with having a $6,000 rifle if that’s what you want and have the money to buy it. For the record I don’t have anything anywhere near that price and for my budget won’t for the for seeable future (although I’d sure as hell love one). As already mentioned there are plenty of people in any hobby/sport that can afford really nice equipment, some guys save up for a long time to afford that one custom. I’m not really sure how that’s a bad thing if someone decides that’s what they want. I agree if the OPs point was that you don’t need a $6000 rifle to get into long range and learn the shooting skills necessary to shoot long range (whatever that means for you). [/QUOTE]
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