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| donec |
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| My wife was looking at a IZH 60 and wanted to know if it would be good for paper targets and cans at 50 meters and of course since I don't have one I said I'd ask here? It only has 490 ft/sec velocity in .177 cal. but is supposed to be very accurate at 10 meters. |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:01 am |
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| midnightsniper |
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| 50 meters it would not be accurate.10 meters would probably be right where accuracy starts to degrade. |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:33 am |
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| bobtodrick |
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I've shot one of the IZH61 extensively (same rifle but a repeater).
At 30yds, on a windless day it had no problem putting 5 shots in a quarter sized area with a scope.
50 yds would be a stretch (unless your trying to outdo Quigley Down Under)...but it's definitely capable of more than 10 yds. |
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