1 Mile - Sub MOA - 4 hits under 1 min 30 sec

[Waco]

This was filmed Summer 2018. This was my brother shooting his Savage 112 Target .338 Lapua Magnum at 1761 yards. Hand loads were lapua brass with Federal 215 primers and Hornady 285gr ELD-M bullets with Retumbo powder doing 2700 fps. 4 consecutive Sub MOA hits in under 1 minute and 30 seconds.

 

[DoNotReply]

Gotta say, I would have done the same thing at the end and been just a tad greedy myself. Still was some great shooting!

 

[odoylerules]

That sure looks like Oregon!

 

[ACK]

How big is the target? I am guessing 40x40? Nice day; no wind.

 

[candyx]

How big is the target? I am guessing 40x40? Nice day; no wind.

Asshat Liberal is only 18"x 72"

 

[Waco]

If memory serves, the plate is 32"x34"

 

[GIXXER2000]

As ELR shooters we live for days of clear skies and almost ZERO wind!! That was very nice shooting at distance.

 

[Rudy Gonsior]

Nice, Solid work! Are you guys out by Fort Rock? That a beautiful area, I did some shooting out that way a few rears ago.

 

[Subwrx300]

We had a 1 mile challenge after the Big Dog steel PRS 2-day match in April. 5 rounds at a Sasquatch shaped target.

My buddy ended up winning with his 6.5 PRC by sending first round, watching splash and then sending 4 rounds in less than 7 seconds immediately afterwards. 4 hits out of 5.

Seems like the trick is simply get on target or know the correction, and send rounds as fast as humanly possible to stay in the same wind.

 

[Geno C.]

We had a 1 mile challenge after the Big Dog steel PRS 2-day match in April. 5 rounds at a Sasquatch shaped target.

My buddy ended up winning with his 6.5 PRC by sending first round, watching splash and then sending 4 rounds in less than 7 seconds immediately afterwards. 4 hits out of 5.

Seems like the trick is simply get on target or know the correction, and send rounds as fast as humanly possible to stay in the same wind.

That’s how we do it in long range br

 

[Eurodriver]

We had a 1 mile challenge after the Big Dog steel PRS 2-day match in April. 5 rounds at a Sasquatch shaped target.

My buddy ended up winning with his 6.5 PRC by sending first round, watching splash and then sending 4 rounds in less than 7 seconds immediately afterwards. 4 hits out of 5.

Seems like the trick is simply get on target or know the correction, and send rounds as fast as humanly possible to stay in the same wind.

Absolutely.

 

[Centuriator]

Well done!

 

[Deleted member 10043]

Another Savage. That is very very very interesting.

 

[bfoosh006]

Great video and shooting !

Very interesting to see the time of flight difference between the recoil impulse and the bullet impact.

Thank You very much for sharing.

BTW, do you ever go Sage Rat shooting out there ?

 

[Waco]

Nice, Solid work! Are you guys out by Fort Rock? That a beautiful area, I did some shooting out that way a few rears ago.

Indeed it is.

 

[Waco]

Great video and shooting !

Very interesting to see the time of flight difference between the recoil impulse and the bullet impact.

Thank You very much for sharing.

BTW, do you ever go Sage Rat shooting out there ?

We try and go at least once a year.

 

[atepointer]

This was filmed Summer 2018. This was my brother shooting his Savage 112 Target .338 Lapua Magnum at 1761 yards. Hand loads were lapua brass with Federal 215 primers and Hornady 285gr ELD-M bullets with Retumbo powder doing 2700 fps. 4 consecutive Sub MOA hits in under 1 minute and 30 seconds.

With that ramp you a laying on...does that help your head position vs flat prone? I've pretty much pulled the plug on prone alreay spent a fortune trying to get 2 diff sets of glasses with lenses high enough. My Rx is so dang thick I have to look through nearly dead center to get 20x20...looks like you are maybe in a position that might work for me a bit better. Amazing shooting that was a blast to watch just sent to my dad he is howling

 

[patriot07]

Pretty awesome shooting!

 

[Johnny Crash]

Ugh. I need a better place to shoot. This is awesome.