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<blockquote data-quote="SkipsBlown55" data-source="post: 822228" data-attributes="member: 68496"><p>Took my Grandsons out this morning shooting. It was only their 2nd time out and I brought the new Remington 700 Tactical .223 with a 16.5 barrel and 1/7 twist. This little gun really surprised me. For such a short barrel, it is really accurate. Grandsons were hitting metal plates at 200 yards. They are getting the hang of this.</p><p> </p><p>You are truly a lucky man. What a beautiful rifle and daughters too.</p><p> </p><p>I will definitely take a closer look at the muzzle breaks. From everything that you say, it will benefit all of us. Will send you pics of the 1/2" metal plate targets that I made for the kids.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SkipsBlown55, post: 822228, member: 68496"] Took my Grandsons out this morning shooting. It was only their 2nd time out and I brought the new Remington 700 Tactical .223 with a 16.5 barrel and 1/7 twist. This little gun really surprised me. For such a short barrel, it is really accurate. Grandsons were hitting metal plates at 200 yards. They are getting the hang of this. You are truly a lucky man. What a beautiful rifle and daughters too. I will definitely take a closer look at the muzzle breaks. From everything that you say, it will benefit all of us. Will send you pics of the 1/2" metal plate targets that I made for the kids. [/QUOTE]
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