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Depends on if it is a bolt action or something like an AR-15. Bolt action is good up to I would say 300 yards. AR would be less because of the semi-auto feature. Other factors include wind, what kind of scope, and the type of bullet you are using (like the grain size of the bullet, etc.)
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