I have an impact and the Wildcat. Finally got both zeroed with their scopes. I have shot enough from bench rest out to a 100yds that 75 and 100 are a more consistent. I have moved to a primos tripod and sitting in a Cabellas stool. I am wanting head size shots on the targets. Not trying to put in a tight 'group' but making sure if I was taking a head shot it'd work. Up to 50, no problem most of the time. but over 50 I need more practice.
I always go to the Wildcat first. It just fits me and is seriously easier to handle in a pest control setting. I am almost equally accurate off the tripod with both rifles but slightly better with the Wildcat. I have a bias for FX I admit. If I had gotten the Wildcat first I wouldn't have tried the other three FXs I have owned.
I always go to the Wildcat first. It just fits me and is seriously easier to handle in a pest control setting. I am almost equally accurate off the tripod with both rifles but slightly better with the Wildcat. I have a bias for FX I admit. If I had gotten the Wildcat first I wouldn't have tried the other three FXs I have owned.
