Great day for the new build. Got to the range and set up, took a sighter for windage @ 1000. Everything looked pretty good. Actually a nice day here in Indiana, mid 60's and a 2-6mph wind from the right. I just set back and waited. Talked to some of the other shooter's to pass the day waiting, every so often scanning @ 1000 for a Bean Bear and take a windage check about every 2 hours, just for fun. Finally after 6 hours one appeared near the 1000 yard line. Dialed in 1.0 MOA right for the wind and pressed one off. He's down! A member watching the action said he was still moving. That's ok, he's not going far. From watching the hit I knew it was pretty solid. We drove down to take some picture's and the bullet entered his left shoulder and came out the right side of his neck.
Fired 4 shots total for the day and 3 were for a windage check. Ranged back to the line and it was 988 yards. My estimate was 985 yards when I took the shot, pretty close. Spring is off to a good start for the 6.5mm. I think it will do just fine.
Later, Brad

Fired 4 shots total for the day and 3 were for a windage check. Ranged back to the line and it was 988 yards. My estimate was 985 yards when I took the shot, pretty close. Spring is off to a good start for the 6.5mm. I think it will do just fine.
Later, Brad