Question about use of single shot guns
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Question about use of single shot guns
Are single shot guns used in silhouette used in this sport? It seems that there is plenty of time, as far as putting the shot down range. Any imput??
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Yes. Rule 3.2.1(a) to be precise - "the rifle may be a single-loading rifle".
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if im not mistaken, only in hunter class?lone ringer wrote:Only if they come as single shot rifles from the factory, like for example a single shot Rem 40X or XP 100 but you can't make a single shot out of a Remington Mod 700, Win Mod 70, etc. if they started as repeaters.
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Of course, rule3.2.1 pertains to Smallbore Hunting Silhouette Rifle but HP Hunting rifles can also be single shots if using a single action to build them.deadeyeky wrote:if im not mistaken, only in hunter class?lone ringer wrote:Only if they come as single shot rifles from the factory, like for example a single shot Rem 40X or XP 100 but you can't make a single shot out of a Remington Mod 700, Win Mod 70, etc. if they started as repeaters.