200-Yard Rimfire?

[The_Rifleman]

Originally Posted by CJ_56

Why gee I am so sorry!!!! Gosh I should have known better than to have an opinion. Thanks ever so much for putting me in my place.

There's one on every board.

Yes, there is always one that needs to take personal jabs.

I provided information you did not possess; whereas, you found fault in it when there was none.

[Joe M]

Thanks Zane and CJ... This little gong hanging setup is pretty portable to carry down range. I've always preferred a black silhouetted background over the brighter colors, but I have noticed that in the Fall - orange gongs are easier to see.

[CJ_56]

Originally Posted by Chuck Connors

I provided information you did not possess

Yeah I've only been shooting for 49 years. I've never learned about trans-sonic issues. I've only won 13 of the last 15 shooting contests I took part in. But YOU think you can teach me. Brilliant Mr. Connors.

I ADDED information to what you provided. But you can't accept that. I feel sorry for you. But not so sorry that I won't kill filter you immediately. So long Chuck.

Originally Posted by Joe M

I have noticed that in the Fall - orange gongs are easier to see.

I always like a bright color on my steel targets but it doesn't last long. I have to paint them about once a week because the bullets will knock a lot of paint off quick. In the fall and winter I can barely see the targets if they aren't painted either orange or white.

[jnc6]

We shoot 300 yds. at golf balls for fun. On a good calm day you can hit pretty consistantly. We use a piece of soda can in the bottom of the rear scope mount to make it adjustable to that range. It is a little crude but it works and it doesn't cost anything.

[CJ_56]

I have the same setup with my scope jnc6. If you cut the piece of the can right it can't be seen under the mount.