How many yards can you shoot
1782001
1 inch clusters at 100 yards no problem. Will go much further. Big game deadly at 70 yards and under.
1782002
I have a 3 dot scope and I have my bottom dot sighted in for 60 yards. I think you could go out further but I don't like to take chances of wounding an animal with a bolt and having to track it for miles. I mostly hunt elk with mine. You can practice at different distances and see how your accuracy holds up. If you have not bought a C5 yet I think you will like it.
1782003
1 inch clusters at 100 yards no problem.Will go much further.Big game deadly at 70 yards and under.
1181823
25 yards is not the usual self defense distance. Sight it in at 7-10yards or less if you are using it for home defense.
1535405
How well do you shoot? This scope will do fine the effective range of a 5.56 is about 600 yards with perfect conditions.
1685442
Pretty accurate. There are some that aren't shaped perfectly and you'll get a one off shot, but my friend and I were hitting a 2 inch target at 45 yards.
13539
The trap works perfectly as designed. If your dealing with a beginner learning to shoot a twenty two pistol or rifle, 7 yards would be good.A more experienced shooter, depending on skill level, might place it 25-50 yards away.
1704115
IDK! Only shoot about 100 yards at the most at the range I go to. But at 100 yards you can see them. We just go and tape them over and continue shooting!
1755201
The reticle is set up for 100 to 500 yards. However the average Joe will probably only ever use a scope to a max distance of 250 to 300 yard. After 300 yards you going to be doing a lot more calculating of windage elevation temperature and a bunch of other factors that the average shooter doesn't really know how to do
1782368
This air rifle is used for competition target shooting. So, is never used beyond 10 yards.
1780979
I have a 30 inch draw and it works fine. I could robin hood from 30 yards over and over. Also, if you're going to use a release, it's going to be more than enough, but even shooting traditionally you will be fine.
1079401
I can shoot a 2" to 3" group at 100 yards with no problems. No problem hitting head sized objects at 300 yards. Pretty confident I could hit a deer at 500 yards with it. I'm a good shot, but no expert by any means.
1834424
I can shoot from 300 yards at a 12x20 inch steel plate with about 60/40 hit/miss probability. And I'm not a pro shooter by any means.
792812
The literature I recieved with my RWS .22 34 Combo says its dangerous for 575 yds. My backyard abuts the highway and has a concrete wall for my backdrop. I knock out small concrete chips from 50 yards with 14.5 grain ammo. Killed 2 starlings from 15 yards, pellet went thru the first and still had enough power to kill the one behind it. I'm VERY cautious about where I aim and would not use it unless i know exactly what is down range.
1058320
Well..."safe" is a relative word. Depends how brave you are! The directions do say 25 yards -- which I'm sure is "legally safe." However, if you can hit a 4 inch target with a pistol at 75 feet...you probably don't need the practice anyway!
105751
I've shot squirrels and coons with .22 at 35 to 40 yards and killed both with a single shot. I've also had long shooting sessions (over 100 rds) with out experiencing anything other than a tired arm!
1839901
Not much. 10 yards is plenty. It really depends on how hard you want to throw and how fast you want to react. I would go with a minimum of 10 yards for good practice
1704113
Yes this gets out there at 300 yards. I use it for 300 yards and it perform pretty damn good hell you cant beat the price either. Oh and i shoot from .223 up to 30-06 and all is visable at 300 yards. Hope this helps your out in your choice.
868141
It depends on shooter skill, power of the rifle, and how good your eyes are, but realistically I think right around 250 yards your groups would be starting to get kinda wide.