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True, on bases that didn't have a real rifle range. They built indoor ranges and we shot at reduced-size targets to simulate the real deal.RJGold wrote:Seems like I heard the Air Force used to train marksmanship with M16s set up as 22s...
Pawpaw wrote:Actually, .22LR has a lot of uses. When times get rough, it will put small game on the table when larger calibers will turn the meat into mush. It's effective for snakes, rodents,& varmints.
It can also be effective and inexpensive practice ammo. I have a 1911 set up with a .22 slide conversion which is perfect for getting back to basics without the distraction of recoil & muzzle blast.
Besides, it's fun!!!