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Originally Posted by coyoteman
Yes on windy days, I call it dirt fly rangeing,no need to stay home because of some wind.Oh yes the CZ i have the 455 with two barrels,95% of the time the 22lr barrel is on.
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^perfect name for it, going to use that myself! That's exactly it. My nephew and I spot for each other that way, but mostly him spotting for me and my .22. The HMR has better glass and more magnification, so I'll shoot and hear "2" up, 12" left" lol I pick a repeatable spot on the field/hill/grass and send it.
Took 10 shots to hit one that was really far, on a really windy day...but still pegged it with the 22.
I try to describe the experience to varmint guys here in Ontario, but it's hard to make people believe that most gophers will be more or less OK with bullets hitting the dirt all around them. lol We've even had them NOT move out of the way of the 2 ton truck crawling through a pasture at less than 2mph!
So, you can shoot them from 20' away if you like, or stretch out as far as you choose to. The perfect, reactive target!