Not in this game cheap ass is cheap ass. You can't spend the money we do and bitch about consumables makes you look like a foolPenny Wise- Pound Smart.

Not in this game cheap ass is cheap ass. You can't spend the money we do and bitch about consumables makes you look like a foolPenny Wise- Pound Smart.
I get your point. There are lots of ways to come off as a fool.Not in this game cheap ass is cheap ass. You can't spend the money we do and bitch about consumables makes you look like a fool![]()
Rifle, Optics, and Rests, considering you get it right the first time.Just out of curiosity, what is the price range for a serious competition rifle?
Compared to other "sports", such as auto racing and bass fishing, it would seem to me it's pretty economical.
If a person was going to jump right in to it, what would you estimate the total equipment expenditures to be, minus the vehicle and ammunition. Just the comp gun and necessary accessories.
If your in to the serious part, reloading Equipent and supplies are going to be a major part of the deal. I would imagine ten grand would be in the ballpark now for a start.Just out of curiosity, what is the price range for a serious competition rifle?
Compared to other "sports", such as auto racing and bass fishing, it would seem to me it's pretty economical.
If a person was going to jump right in to it, what would you estimate the total equipment expenditures to be, minus the vehicle and ammunition. Just the comp gun and necessary accessories.
All in all, not huge investment, like I said, compared to racing and bass fishing.Rifle, Optics, and Rests, considering you get it right the first time.
No less then $10 grand. After first match, add another couple of
grand to the rabbit hole.
But this does.The Bergara B14 HMR.
6.5 Creedmoor
Decent Factory ammo
There are other cartridges offered in this rifle with decent factory ammo to carry you to 1000 yards and beyond.
Just to offer a tidbit, you will definitely ring out more accuracy if you're loading for it.