I am new to this caliber with an M&P and a DBX57. What would be the minimum distance to shoot at steel targets that are either angled down on a spring or swinging?
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Safe distance shooting at moving/angled steel target
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Re: Safe distance shooting at moving/angled steel target
Depends, do you want to shoot through them or have then survive?
20 feet is was I use if there is a chance that the 5.7 won't shoot through it.
20 feet is was I use if there is a chance that the 5.7 won't shoot through it.
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Re: Safe distance shooting at moving/angled steel target
As for ricochets, I've been seen 20ft bounce back & draw blood. I've been hit at over 50ft but I barely felt it.
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Re: Safe distance shooting at moving/angled steel target
It would be AR500 3/8 thick.
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