Thread: NEW EXTREME LONG RANGE RECORD???

Originally Posted by shooternz

In a practical sense it doesn't mean anything if they don't hit the target with the first shot what's the point, in the real world you generally get one chance to hit your target be it animal or human
shooting boxes of ammo at a distant steel plate might be fun but is of little value, trying to dope the wind at 4500 metres is a matter of luck not skill,
I have shot both full bore an F class at times you have the wind going in three directions between you and the target even at 600 metres what would it be at 4.5 Km,
The top full bore and F class shooters can get a first shot centre hit on the target at 1000 yards but not every time, miss judge the wind by 3 MOA and you score a 2,
If hunting an animal would try and shoot it at 4.5 Km or drive 4 Km closer

The second option please....rive (or harden up and walk) would be a far better idea. If you hit it you have to go there anyway to get it so you are going that way anyway.....

Mark and Sam's latest effort, 1,000 and 1,500 yards on a Zombie head in the wind.
"@7'31" I think the target ducked"

Originally Posted by Kscott

Mark and Sam's latest effort, 1,000 and 1,500 yards on a Zombie head in the wind.
"@7'31" I think the target ducked"

I have seen some of their stuff before. They seem much more "normal" and practical and more what I like to see.

Originally Posted by timattalon

I have seen some of their stuff before. They seem much more "normal" and practical and more what I like to see.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5pQJFoUGzI 24in target at 3000 yards, thats about 0.7MOA....