I shoot a lot at 1 mile and before today longest was 1900 yards today took it out to 2000 yards. Shot at that rock it's actually pretty small. Smaller than what we shoot at at 1 mile. I ended up hitting it 5 times but if it was bigger I'm guessing most targets are 24x24 at that distance I would of done better. But it's a start.
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First time at 2000 yards
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That is about max for my range. Might have to find a place to shoot farther haha it's a blast every time you shoot farther. Rocks are great to shoot nice spot when hit and no work to hang them haha that rock just happen to be at 2000
I love no matter how much I zoom in on that photo I still can't find the steel....looks like you backed up enough!
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Actually that one is to the left and 1808 yards from that landing
The others are squares mounted normally.
I can't spot any of them either lol problem with picking a spot in Colorado like that now is so many people and hippies walking everywhere kind of scary. Last year I was hunting elk 4th season miserable time of year usually and people were out walking there dogs in the middle of the season
I did a little looking have ranges from 2 to 3 hours away. Sure got spoiled driving 5 min from my house to shoot haha I guess til they say other wise I will shoot those rocks at 1 mile and 2000 yards and wait for the NO from the range
Gotcha! Dang you boys have some scenery that is really a treat to look at. Missed my annual trip to British Columbia 2 years running so my mountain hankering only gets worse with these photos.
Id be crazy happy just to have the chance to shoot something that far , congrats sounds like it was a great day .
You guys are killing me!! That is so gorgeous even though i'm stuck inside on the computer at least I can see some amazing beautiful America. Thanks man
That spot is public land and often full of granola’s hiking the trails but that area in the pic is a veritable Boulder field 99% of hikers would die trying to cross 
Saw one guy down in there once (hunter) and I watched him climb up and out. Took him 3.5 hours.
Doesn’t look bad from above but once your down there you realize those boulders are the size of a house with cracks and gaps 30’ deep
Great spot for bear but recovery is torture
Saw one guy down in there once (hunter) and I watched him climb up and out. Took him 3.5 hours
. Doesn’t look bad from above but once your down there you realize those boulders are the size of a house with cracks and gaps 30’ deep
Great spot for bear but recovery is torture
I shot a bear there once. 620 yard shot. Watched him rag doll down the mountain. This was about noon. 3pm the next day we got out of there. Never did find him 
. Searched so long we had to spend the night down there
. Searched so long we had to spend the night down there
My spots are generally so thick or steep nobody in their right mind would hike there.That spot is public land and often full of granola’s hiking the trails but that area in the pic is a veritable Boulder field 99% of hikers would die trying to cross
Saw one guy down in there once (hunter) and I watched him climb up and out. Took him 3.5 hours
Doesn’t look bad from above but once your down there you realize those boulders are the size of a house with cracks and gaps 30’ deep
Great spot for bear but recovery is torture
I have to rope in for some target
20 feet in front of me is 100+ feet down.
I have multiple places to shoot here in NW AZ this is just one of them. Rocks out passed 3k with good reactive sand around them to spot misses.
Killin me. KILLINME. What can is that? For some reason the end looks suspiciously like my Q Thunder Chicken when the cover slides back.
Get rid of Portland and bend and it would be a lot better.
Bend used to be nice but was infested with Californian rats.
Do you ever shoot any areas where you could set up on the hood of a truck? I can't shoot prone any longer with my -8.5Rx glasses just can't get enough usable frame high enough to not see over tops of frames. Bench guy now.....hate it b/c it would/could preclude me from shooting in a locale like that. Figure these areas are places you hike in. These pics helped get me through the work day thanks!
I can always shoot prone or off of a stump.
A few spots you could shoot out of a pickup bed or on a roof.
I've got a great one I take home each time, but not 'portable' in the sense of hiking up a mountain trail. Certainly not something I could travel with unless I drove. It goes directly into cart in parking lot then wheeled to firing line in a hand cart the range has for us. It has pipe legs screwed into angled flanges, plywood glued and screwed.....carpet top really nice.
Hardly that thing is badass! Thanks for building it Mikey.....really made shooting more betters.That bench is a hunk of shit.
Some jackass built it outta scrap.
Learn me up here on this spot. I can see something that looks like a white plate on the first cleared area. What a sight.
Shot a ton there.
I think this day was 1200 and 1450 yards with my trusty 260.
I've fished the upper Columbia in BC what a beautiful piece of water. These pics are amazing thanks!
My fav dry fly destination is Fernie on the Elk, but not been due to rovid and vax requirements. Hope it lets up one day the Cuttys there are insane.
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