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    Looked like a majority of the rifles there are AR platforms? I've always wanted to get into something like this, am used to smallbore target shooting but windage (usually) isn't quite as much of an issue over 50 feet (even with 36-40 gr .22 bullet). I've got a scope mount for my M-1A NM that I haven't installed yet (and need to get a scope for it if I do) but am wondering if I'd need to change platforms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter View Post
    Looked like a majority of the rifles there are AR platforms? I've always wanted to get into something like this, am used to smallbore target shooting but windage (usually) isn't quite as much of an issue over 50 feet (even with 36-40 gr .22 bullet). I've got a scope mount for my M-1A NM that I haven't installed yet (and need to get a scope for it if I do) but am wondering if I'd need to change platforms.
    Not at all. Most everything is a bolt gun. I had one guy in our squad shooting a 260 armalite and a few we're training for a up coming team match. A lot of 260 Rem's, 7 & 6 mm variants. Just a handful of 308's. 90% - 95% bolt rifles
    Last edited by Pike10; 09-02-2013 at 19:08.

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