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ninty · 10-25-2004, 03:21 PM

Thats really similar to what we do, except without a 500.

Start at 400 in prone, run to 300, fire 10 prone, run to 200, fire 10 prone, 5 kneeling and 5 standing, run to 100 do another 10 prone, 5 kneeling 5 standing get up run to 50, fire bursts to round out your last 10.

It's something like that. Called the rundown. The number of bullets fired might not be exact as I did it last year and can't remember exactly. It's fun, and very fast. Probably only takes 10 minutes or less for the whole thing. It's really difficult because you have to fire after running, which is difficult, especially in the standing position.

And our ranges are automated and there's a computer that tells you where you are shooting on the target so you can see if you need to adjust your sights, and its good for zeroing and to see your groupings. No people in the pits. Goes a lot faster.

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ninty is Offline Major General Posts: 12,683 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Calgary	10-25-2004, 03:21 PM Thats really similar to what we do, except without a 500. Start at 400 in prone, run to 300, fire 10 prone, run to 200, fire 10 prone, 5 kneeling and 5 standing, run to 100 do another 10 prone, 5 kneeling 5 standing get up run to 50, fire bursts to round out your last 10. It's something like that. Called the rundown. The number of bullets fired might not be exact as I did it last year and can't remember exactly. It's fun, and very fast. Probably only takes 10 minutes or less for the whole thing. It's really difficult because you have to fire after running, which is difficult, especially in the standing position. And our ranges are automated and there's a computer that tells you where you are shooting on the target so you can see if you need to adjust your sights, and its good for zeroing and to see your groupings. No people in the pits. Goes a lot faster.