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Originally Posted by Mike_W
Using the proper scale would be a toonie at 50.
And practice what you play in my case and areas I hunt there are a lot more 50's than 20's.
If I was shooing 3 spot I would practice at 20 (or 18m) but I'm not I practice at all ranges and beyond for a few reasons I find I aim smaller myself and it helps with distance estimation and its more fun.
Ill practice out to wherever and you practice at 20 to each their own. Practice at any distance is better than none at all.
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Fair enough!... not going to argue anymore!... what you say about practicing at ALL distances is very important if you are going to play at all the distances, and then go beyond to establish limitations...
BTW I would love to see someone hit a toonie every shot at 50.... I know I can hit a dime at 10 for 30 shots in a row on many occasions....
Did not realize a toonie's radius was 5 times large than a dime's you learn something every day!....