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| Have at it. you will have a blast. Steel challenge in rimfire is just about the lowest stress competition item you can do. No reloads on the clock, no holster manipulation. Have enough mags is really the only equipment need. The Cmore is not my favorite dot these days, but for a long time it was the one of choice for many serious competitors.
“So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong, and strike at what is weak.”
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| quote: Originally posted by hrcjon:
Have at it. you will have a blast. Steel challenge in rimfire is just about the lowest stress competition item you can do. No reloads on the clock, no holster manipulation. Have enough mags is really the only equipment need. The Cmore is not my favorite dot these days, but for a long time it was the one of choice for many serious competitors.
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| I currently run an MRO on my Ruger. but in practical terms it doesn't matter much, if at all. Big window but small dot on the MRO. If I was out to buy something tomorrow I would probably get an rmr as dot size matters a bit on these close speed events and an RM07 is probably about the optimum. But every bodies preference differs. Mount up your cmore and go have fun! I have a zillion red dots and when you get to the bottom of the whole thing I shoot them all about the same. I like the RMR on slide mounted guns but after that its what works and I have around.
“So in war, the way is to avoid what is strong, and strike at what is weak.”
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| I use a Vortex Viper 6 MOA Red Dot Sight on my BuckMark. I think the aftermarket mounts now available for the 22/45 will allow you to bring optics like the Viper, RMR, etc. closer to the bore than a Slide Ride. |
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