MilSurp ammo is generally pretty good stuff to be shooting. Although if you really wanted to get on the Tactical Team / SWAT Team as a marksman, I would recommend you get the rifle they use (Apparently the Remington), and check to see what ammo they use. Having it second-nature to you as a shooter will definately give you an edge.
Be good to go for ranges out to about, say, 400 meters. I don't know what that is in yards, even though TacTeam marksmen apparently engage at under 100 yards.
If you're having a real problem with anticipating recoil (One of the problems I had when I first started shooting), go get a cheap little .22 bolt-action. Blast away on that thing until you're so used to it's recoil that you squeeze the trigger not expecting your shoulder to go back. Then go back to the Remington, and you'll pull the trigger, get the limited recoil (more than a .22), but won't anticipate it and pull your sights off-target AS you squeeze the trigger.
Be good to go for ranges out to about, say, 400 meters. I don't know what that is in yards, even though TacTeam marksmen apparently engage at under 100 yards.
If you're having a real problem with anticipating recoil (One of the problems I had when I first started shooting), go get a cheap little .22 bolt-action. Blast away on that thing until you're so used to it's recoil that you squeeze the trigger not expecting your shoulder to go back. Then go back to the Remington, and you'll pull the trigger, get the limited recoil (more than a .22), but won't anticipate it and pull your sights off-target AS you squeeze the trigger.