[RF4guy]

Trail Boss

Used for subsonic loads.

Thanks Flashbang

 

[histed]

23.9 mils at 300 yards

For which brand and bullet weight? Inquiring dogs want to know

 

[Rerun]

23.9 mils at 300 yards

That's what in Kaintucky Windage - hold it about 4.5 inches high above the target?

eldar

 

[Fracman]

For which brand and bullet weight? Inquiring dogs want to know

That is for CCI green tag 40 gr. But it is a good starting point for any 40 gr subsonic 22lr round

 

[Fracman]

That's what in Kaintucky Windage - hold it about 4.5 inches high above the target?

eldar

23.9 moa is 75.1 inches 300 yard is also 1 second of flight

 

[ajole]

That's what in Kaintucky Windage - hold it about 4.5 inches high above the target?

eldar

You just died.

A typical AR hold is "about" 4-5 or even 9 inches high at 300 yards. Not a .22LR, though.

 

[Rerun]

23.9 mils is 75.1 inches 300 yard is also 1 second of flight

Is that for standard velocity .22LR (1060 fps), high velocity.22LR (1260 fps) or,
hyper velocity .22LR (1760 fps) like Viper ammo?

eldar

 

[Fracman]

Is that for standard velocity .22LR (1060 fps), high velocity.22LR (1260 fps) or,
hyper velocity .22LR (1760 fps) like Viper ammo?

eldar

Standard velocity since it is the standard 20.3 moa or 63.8" for high velocity 40gr .971 seconds of flight at 300 yards

 

[Rerun]

Standard velocity since it is the standard 20.3 mils or 63.8" for high velocity 40gr .971 seconds of flight at 300 yards

So,
while using standard velocity .22LR ammo, to shoot the 300 yard target, one must aim between 5.66 feet to 6.33 feet above the target, windage not figured.

eldar

 

[Fracman]

So,
while using standard velocity .22LR ammo, to shoot the 300 yard target, one must aim between 5.66 feet to 6.33 feet above the target, windage not figured.

eldar

Yes 75.1", 6.258' flight time of 1.060 with a 40gr bullet that left the barrel at 1070fps with a 200 yard zero

 

[ajole]

Now do it again
With a 25 yard zero.
So we can laugh even more.

 

[Rerun]

View attachment 70893

Yes 75.1", 6.258' flight time of 1.060 with a 40gr bullet that left the barrel at 1070fps with a 200 yard zero

WoW!

That's my height of holding above aimpoint!

Thanks for clearing this up!

eldar

 

[ajole]

WoW!

That's my height of holding above aimpoint!

Thanks for clearing this up!

eldar

No, that's how high your aim point must be, above point of impact. Wanna hit that 7' guy in the toe? Aim at his face.

 

[moona11]

No, that's how high your aim point must be, above point of impact. Wanna hit that 7' guy in the toe? Aim at his face.

With no wind

 

[Fracman]

Now do it again
With a 25 yard zero.
So we can laugh even more.

Ok here you go

 

[ajole]

158” drop.
Gotta love it!

 

[Rerun]

I recall reading an article mentioning that a .22 rifle sighted in at fifty feet shooting standard velocity ammunition would hit the bullseye on a target set at 75 yards.

Purty good!

eldar

 

[Bill whitney]

Nearly all the guys at work who own ars or fighting pistols , own zero .22 firearms. 22 and 12/20 ga are my first picks when someine wants to start owning firearms.

 

[Dubar]

I need to pick up a shotty, the only one I had I gave to my nephew being it was his dads.

 

[ajole]

My inexpensive utility rifles would be the $60-$80 Marlin model 60. The $100 Argentine Mauser in 7.62x39. And the $150 SKS. And the $179 Saiga AK, still not converted to be a “real” civilian AK. Or maybe the $89 Mosin 91/30, the $150 Mosin M44, or the $125 sporterized Enfield No1 MkIII*.

I don’t know, it’s so hard to decide.