centerfire cert

[skinner]

can anyone give me some advice,i want to apply for centerfire,do you need to go on any courses?,i have had my fac for just over 1year.i have shot centerfire with the land owner .243 .308 and shoulder bruzeing.375,he told me to put in for .243, but i would rather start of at the bottom and work up to the big stuff.what CF can anyone recomend for beginer?i would like something with plenty of ammo choice and bigger clout than hmr.

[beatingisbest]

can anyone give me some advice,i want to apply for centerfire,do you need to go on any courses?,i have had my fac for just over 1year.i have shot centerfire with the land owner .243 .308 and shoulder bruzeing.375,he told me to put in for .243, but i would rather start of at the bottom and work up to the big stuff.what CF can anyone recomend for beginer?i would like something with plenty of ammo choice and bigger clout than hmr.

 

 

i think .223 is the option then, the advantage with .243 is you can take deer aswell, .223 is really only for foxes and those long distance crows

[skinner]

thanks for the reply what sort range can you take fox with .223 can you get ammo with ballistic tips.

[gibby]

Go straight for the .243, as youve alrady got some experience it will only go in your favour. Ask if the landowner will be willing to supervise you, this will allow you to get your cf cert with relativly few problems, this is the way i did it.

 

Gibby