Posted by BushogPapa on April 13, 2016 at 19:39:26 from (107.10.186.248):
In Reply to: o/t - .17 HMR posted by fordfarmer on April 13, 2016 at 08:07:48:
Realistically, the HMR .17 is good for 150 yds with light to no wind..200 IF there is NO wind..
I have a 3x9 40mm Weaver on this one and it will shoot thru a .45 Cal hole at 100 yds consistently.. Since there is little recoil, the Weaver works as well as my Leup on my .223...
One Thing I have found to be definitely TRUE...if you do not slip the plastic bullet tips over some sandpaper to give a flattened Point, they will not give you a good kill.. With the tip flattened as little as 1/16" to 3/32", they will drop a Groundhog Dead in his tracks at 100yds+ and they shoot true and straight..
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