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Beretta BRX1 offhand at 200 yards
Shooting the Beretta BRX1 bolt-action rifle offhand at 200 yards in high winds is not as easy as it looks. The design definitely helped. The Beretta BRX1 is a straight-pull rifle that cycles with a simple push and pull.
Why a straight-pull helps
- Fast cycling: a simple push and pull keeps the rifle on target between shots.
- Less movement: you do not have to lift and turn a bolt handle.
- Offhand practice: shooting without a rest builds real field skills, but it is much harder in wind.
Gear
Compare scopes at OpticsPlanet, find ammo at Natchez and True Shot Ammo, and use ShellShock hearing protection at the range.
Where to buy the gear mentioned in this post
- Shop scopes, optics and gear at OpticsPlanet
- Shop ammo and hunting gear at Natchez
- Shop ammo at True Shot Ammo
- Shop ShellShock electronic hearing protection
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