Getting Started in NRL22, Part 3 of 3, What did we learn?

@opaez8455 7 months ago

Many years later I find your channel and this particular rifle. ,$750 somebody really got a helluva rifle. Trying to build one at this time just like the one in your video. Thanks for posting a very informative video.

@jaksmith6465 4 years ago

thanks for the vid. this set was exactly was what i wanted explained about these kinds of matches

@akeddie5544 4 years ago

Great series guys, many thanks for the time on this. I'll be looking for NRL22 matches as discussed. I bought an RPR as displayed with similar diamondback a few weeks before this post, total joy to shoot. These folks at Arnzen know their stuff, well worth the visit.

@ARIAVIALLE 3 years ago

Thank you.

@016cobra 4 years ago

Thanks Heaps Guys these 3 videos have been great for me Like you were saying in the first video I am an oldie and haven't shot for years My Son in law took me and the Mrs out a few weeks ago and we had a few shots Hope you don't think I am arrogant for saying this but the last time we both shot no one used scopes (you know how old I am now😂) and we used scopes this time and couldn't believe how easy it was to hit what we wanted to This Ruger is ideal for what I want to do to start off with until I go to a larger caliber and then it will still be great for a cheap trainer They are a bit more expensive in Australia than over there though 😂👍Thanks again guys fantastic Cheers ✌️

@RandomHolepuncher 3 years ago

Loved this series! Just getting back into rifles after more than a decade and picked up an RPR .17 HMR with a Diamondback 4-16x44. My daughter (12) is about to start learning also, so will be looking at the same setup with the .22 LR so she can compete in the NRL22 here in Australia (not sure if it's called the same thing, but what's been described to me seems practically identical). Just a pity we aren't allowed cans over here! Great advice on the accessories - thanks for making this.

@davidgundry4878 4 years ago

Nice series guys! I'd love to see you put together an Open version - let me know if you need help! For the locals - all of the MN NRL22 style matches are on our calendar here: calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=mnnrl22calendar%40gmail.com On scopes, I'd recommend sticking to the 5-25X+ range over the lower power, as the high power comes in very handy when shooting paper and being able to see your hits. For the steel, most of us typically shoot in the 10-14x range for faster target acquisition, but a few folks like to dial it up. Unless your budget really limits you to a lower power range, go with the higher power. That extended long range match you mentioned is the "King of .28 Miles" (500 yards). FLSC is experimenting with shooting out to 400 yards as well. Shooters have to prove the ability to dial and hold as needed to reach those distances before shooting the long range stage. At those distances, selecting a scope with 100+ MOA of elevation adjustment &/or a 30MOA scope base become more important.

@MichaelLeopold1 1 year ago

Informative

@chrismcgowan2300 2 years ago

well done.

@MoviesSam 3 years ago

Great videos. Very helpful as I'm getting into Rimfire Precision competitions. But why didnt you mount use the mlock version Magpul bipod. Any issue with using the M-lock version ?

@bigb0r3 4 years ago

CZ and Tikka are very popular too.

@yodahdog5500 2 years ago

Very COOL I need to get into this. Something I can get into with a 10/22. Need to look into this NRL22 in California

@randybeck2084 3 years ago

Great set of videos guys. Today I brought my AR15 to the range and my 10/22 on a whim. I enjoyed the 10/22 out to 100 yards way more so I started looking at NRL22. Great intro and just what I needed. Keep it up. God bless guys.