Distance 100 meters target 10 x 10 cm, this is my best time, average when I do this stage are 35 seconds, next step a smaller target
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Is a CZ 457 basic weight 3200 gr
ROME MOTUS chassis https://www.rottigni.it/catalog/ENG/rome/chassis-system/chassis-motus-per-cz457.html 2200 gr
ROME Decumanus M1 scope mount https://www.rottigni.it/catalog/rome/scope-mount-system/decumanus-m1---key.html 260 gr
ROME bipod Caliga Maximo https://www.rottigni.it/catalog/ENG/rome/bipod/fulcrum-maximo.html 855 gr
Kahles K624i 950 gr
Triggercam 500 gr
Balistae solution Bag M.A.B with ColeTac platform for ARCA rail 2500 gr
total weight 10,465 kg
trigger pull factory CZ 457,
barricata benchrest
I think you meant 10465 gr or 23 lbs. nice work on the video! 
23# seems heavy to me, but this seems to be the trend here in the U.S. as well.
In any case your shooting results speak for themselves.
Again very well done video!
Pretty cool besides the extremely broken 180 degrees muzzle when first walking away from the camera. Your day should have been over right there unless I’m seeing it wrong. Besides that, nice video.
might not be crazy range nazi match where you have to walk backwards. had positive control over barrel and the only thing that got flagged would have been a bird.
While I agree a range nazi can really be a drag on a day of shooting. You are responsible for that bullet as soon as it leaves that barrel. Most if not all ranges are built with the intention of the bullet going somewhere specific and in a specific direction. I would say that backwards over the shoulder is not going to be that direction. Some ranges even have a tighter then 180 rule for this reason, maybe some don’t but I still think it should be a minimum that’s adhered to. That’s why the 180 rule is in place and doesn’t just apply to left and right but up and down as well. I am not even close to a nazi when I have ro a match but that guy would have been done right there. Just my opinion for what it’s worth.
