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LilHog · July 15, 2018, 06:24 PM

I have a Leupold freedom scope on mine 1.5-4 and I regularly shoot at 100-125 yards at orange clay targets. They can be hit very easily and I was surprised how accurate the rifle is. I've never put it on paper but my guess is 3 to 4 inches at 100 yards, and I think that's pretty dam good for a 9mm carbine. I use 124g blazer and 124g federal AE ammo, the rifle likes 124g the best. Shooting steel targets at 100 yards is lots of fun with this rifle. Mine has 350 rounds fired so far without one hiccup of any kind. I initially had a red dot sight on it, and it did well. But I much prefer the low powered scope the most.

July 15, 2018, 06:24 PM	#4
LilHog Member Join Date: February 15, 2010 Posts: 92	I have a Leupold freedom scope on mine 1.5-4 and I regularly shoot at 100-125 yards at orange clay targets. They can be hit very easily and I was surprised how accurate the rifle is. I've never put it on paper but my guess is 3 to 4 inches at 100 yards, and I think that's pretty dam good for a 9mm carbine. I use 124g blazer and 124g federal AE ammo, the rifle likes 124g the best. Shooting steel targets at 100 yards is lots of fun with this rifle. Mine has 350 rounds fired so far without one hiccup of any kind. I initially had a red dot sight on it, and it did well. But I much prefer the low powered scope the most.