What do you consider to be Long Range?

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First shanghai at 3 years old wasnt much chop either....the spoggies and starlings were pretty safe with that set up too....did manage to ruffle a few feathers though...LOL.ps I think it took me about 2 years to claim my first victim....could never afford the thick rubberbands.....now Im trying to ping things off at 600 metres....how things change.

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Shooting a 22lr on bunnies at 400 metres in the mallee from one sandhill to the next took a bit of doing...we got better once we got our 22/250s.

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Now there`s a memory of good times gone......Big warrens 100 meters square in some cases.....covered with rabbits that would just keep popping up at close range .......Oh for a LR 22/250 or similar .....Back when the objective was to get as close as possible with out spooking the lot or even shooting a few and getting them before they kicked themselves down the burrow......Back when Lithgow Slazenger 22Lr really was king.

[SAAME]

It depends on the shooting situation and the size of the target area and what gun and cartridge I am using . Generally for stalking and walk about hunting unsupported , 150 is long range for me .
Supported on a tree or something 200 is long enough . Laying prone behind an accurate heavy varmint gun on a bipod with a powerful scope then I have scored hits on pigs at 500 but prefer to get closer . The thing with long range shooting is we never see all the misses they make or other bullet placement mistakes .