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<blockquote data-quote="spence" data-source="post: 3322245" data-attributes="member: 45320"><p>Ugh. I don't even want to think about that. I've been shooting around 1500 rounds a month of 9mm. I haven't shot my AR or CZ527 since last fall. They're itching to stretch their legs. Just for my own sake, I do want to chrono the loads I shoot in the AR, though the thing is zeroed pretty much as we would have M4's, put sight center mass from 0-300 and squeeze the trigger. You'll hit him somewhere.</p><p></p><p>The CZ varmint rifle, on the other hand. I couldn't find one with the 24" barrel, the absolute only one I could find when I bought it last spring was the 25.6". That's a lot for .223, IMO. Thus far I'm shooting Fiocchi factory loads, and it has averaged right at 1 MOA at 300 yards with the 50 or 55 gr poly tip and 55 gr FMJ. It was surprising to see it shoot generic ball that well, and if I bought a little more high end ammo, it would probably keep all groups under 3" instead of having those ones that stretch out to ~4.5". Having good chrono numbers for it may help, especially when I can get it out further than 300. I'm still figuring out how to deal with cross wind with such a light bullet. I'm still a little disbelieving of owning a rifle that, at least when it's calm, will break clays with almost boring regularity at the 315 yard berm. The breeze kills me, though. On a coyote, it probably wouldn't be as much of a deal, but on a prairie dog or something smaller like that, it makes a huge difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spence, post: 3322245, member: 45320"] Ugh. I don't even want to think about that. I've been shooting around 1500 rounds a month of 9mm. I haven't shot my AR or CZ527 since last fall. They're itching to stretch their legs. Just for my own sake, I do want to chrono the loads I shoot in the AR, though the thing is zeroed pretty much as we would have M4's, put sight center mass from 0-300 and squeeze the trigger. You'll hit him somewhere. The CZ varmint rifle, on the other hand. I couldn't find one with the 24" barrel, the absolute only one I could find when I bought it last spring was the 25.6". That's a lot for .223, IMO. Thus far I'm shooting Fiocchi factory loads, and it has averaged right at 1 MOA at 300 yards with the 50 or 55 gr poly tip and 55 gr FMJ. It was surprising to see it shoot generic ball that well, and if I bought a little more high end ammo, it would probably keep all groups under 3" instead of having those ones that stretch out to ~4.5". Having good chrono numbers for it may help, especially when I can get it out further than 300. I'm still figuring out how to deal with cross wind with such a light bullet. I'm still a little disbelieving of owning a rifle that, at least when it's calm, will break clays with almost boring regularity at the 315 yard berm. The breeze kills me, though. On a coyote, it probably wouldn't be as much of a deal, but on a prairie dog or something smaller like that, it makes a huge difference. [/QUOTE]
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