Re: How far out can you shoot the 69 SMK's?
Your velocity will be right around 2800 ft/sec with the variables listed.
I shoot a 16" AR with the 69 SMK and 25.5 RL-15 (2775 ft/sec)
To 450 yards, you can't miss.
When the winds are stable, 600 yards to a silhouette is a piece of cake, and I get 1 MOA or less with this bullet (a lot of drift happens in the last 150 yards).
At 700 yards the performance starts to get less predictable.
Most folks I know have not had the best luck with the Hornady 75 HPBT in terms of accuracy.
The 77 SMK will take you a tad further with less wind drift than the 69.
My 1:8 twist barrel is not completely stabilizing the 75 with 24.0 RL-15, 1k MSL, 60 deg F.
Now you can shoot a .22LR out to 1000 yards if you want to but if I understand your question it is: how far is reasonable to hit a target, right?
I'd say that 700 yards would be a reasonable ceiling for a largish type target (silhouette) or a p-dog with impact corrections and multiple attempts.
I've shot long loaded 80 A-max's to 1000 (2700's ft/sec), and they did pretty darn well, but 1100 yards would likely be a stretch.