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If you're going to do a lot of dry firing, you can probably get a firing pin and grind the tip down.Last I checked you could get a normal firing pin for a bit cheaper than a dry firing pin, but things may have changed. A couple years ago I got 2 firing pins from 10 ring, but had to talk them into se...

Sorry, that's 2.0 MOA at 50 yards and 4.0 MOA at 100 yards for a 10 MPH full value (90*) cross wind. These were calculated from ballistic coefficient data supplied by Lapua. Using the angles that Rutty noted, a solution can be estimated for various wind speeds in various directions. Most smallbore s...

To actually attempt to answer the OPs question: windage values are about 2.0 MOA at 50 yards and 4.0 MOA at 100 yards. Note these values are rough and can vary as much as 10% on muzzle velocity alone. You would expect the longer distance to have more wind, but as it turns out .22s maintain about 85%...