Thread: Ballistic apps

Originally Posted by R93

Then why even attempt a shot on an animal at that distance if not wanting something stroked?
It has absolutely nothing to do with how good the shooter is mate. Has everything to do with the animal and its welfare, at least that is what a genuine hunter should consider.... No?

Show me a shooter that can control what an animal does after the trigger breaks and I might be convinced.
I am sure you are well aware that an animal can move plenty during lock and flight time Especially at those distances.


Just coz you can, doesn't always mean you should.

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At the end of the day 100m is to far for some people to connect to an animal.
This guy is quite comfortable taking shorts at live animals at these distances in the situation hes shooting in.
He is regularly shooting to over 3k in what hes doing so horses for courses.
Ethical shooting is subjective to each individual and shouldn't be judged on what you and I are capable of.


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Originally Posted by andyanimal31

At the end of the day 100m is to far for some people to connect to an animal.
This guy is quite comfortable taking shorts at live animals at these distances in the situation hes shooting in.
He is regularly shooting to over 3k in what hes doing so horses for courses.
Ethical shooting is subjective to each individual and shouldn't be judged on what you and I are capable of.


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I am judging the animal not the shooter. I couldn't give a shit if he can shoot 5 km accurately.
No one can control a target that can move at any time. If he has never ever missed a target then I apologise.

By the way. I have hit a fig 11 target in the neck area at 4300 yrds with 7.62 ball ammo, first try.
Work that one out


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Originally Posted by R93

I am judging the animal not the shooter. I couldn't give a shit if he can shoot 5 km accurately.
No one can control a target that can move at any time. If he has never ever missed a target then I apologise.

By the way. I have hit a fig 11 target in the neck area at 4300 yrds with 7.62 ball ammo, first try.
Work that one out


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TOF is 4 seconds,the animal could well have been sitting down so that negates movement.
We wernt there so I'm not going to call on it.
4300yds = approx 960 moa
You tell me

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Originally Posted by andyanimal31

TOF is 4 seconds,the animal could well have been sitting down so that negates movement.
We wernt there so I'm not going to call on it.
4300yds = approx 960 moa
You tell me

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4 secs? A walking fig 20 target for Army range shoots and AWQs must cover 6m in 4 secs.
That is the descriptive speed used.

6m covered for a human in 4 secs. Doesn't sound like much but ya gotta wonder what an animal can do in that time. Even if lying down.


I hit the fig 11 with one round of a 200 rnd belt out of an SF machine gun.
There were 9 other targets in the area but only one was hit...... The one I aimed for


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Originally Posted by R93

4 secs? A walking fig 20 target for Army range shoots and AWQs must cover 6m in 4 secs.
That is the descriptive speed used.

6m covered for a human in 4 secs. Doesn't sound like much but ya gotta wonder what an animal can do in that time. Even if lying down.


I hit the fig 11 with one round of a 200 rnd belt out of an SF machine gun.
There were 9 other targets in the area but only one was hit...... The one I aimed for


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Sorry I dont do army speak,
And 200 rnds you would expect to fluke something!

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Originally Posted by R93

I am judging the animal not the shooter.
No one can control a target that can move at any time.

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Iv heard people talk of a dude that could do that but hes more likely using a lightning bolt than a rifle and ballistic app.