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P-990 · November 15, 2006, 02:00 PM

I agree with oldbill; comparing a sub-$500 rifle to an Anshutz is like comparing a Daisy Red Rider to a FWB free-rifle. Actually, a FWB is another good option for a target .22.

I still say that if you can locate a used KK100, you're in good shape. I wish we still had my brother's old one right now.

Much easier to practice on a 50-yard smallbore range in the winter, once snow hits.

For certain informal matches you could probably do OK with an accurized 10/22, if it suits your fancy. Just as another option.

November 15, 2006, 02:00 PM	#27
P-990 Senior Member Join Date: May 2, 2002 Location: Only1/2WayThere Posts: 1,031	I agree with oldbill; comparing a sub-$500 rifle to an Anshutz is like comparing a Daisy Red Rider to a FWB free-rifle. Actually, a FWB is another good option for a target .22. I still say that if you can locate a used KK100, you're in good shape. I wish we still had my brother's old one right now. Much easier to practice on a 50-yard smallbore range in the winter, once snow hits. For certain informal matches you could probably do OK with an accurized 10/22, if it suits your fancy. Just as another option. __________________ NRA Master, Highpower Rifle, Across-the-Course NRA Expert, Highpower Rifle, Mid-Range Prone