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  1. 11-03-2017, 08:27 PM #1
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    Sighting in my 700 LTR

    Had a bit of an audience while sighting in my Rem 700 LTR.
    Don't need any more beef in the freezer so had to call it a day.
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    Sighting in on my grandads dairy farm the cows would be sniffing my feet while I was shooting.
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    These are beef cattle on a friends farm. The muzzle blast didn't bother them at all (and with an unsuppressed 20" barrel its pretty loud).
    When they started standing in front of me it was game over.
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    If any gun i owned shot more than 1/4 at 200 the barrel would be off and used as a cheeter bar on my truck!
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    What, more than a 1/4 of a metre?
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    given how moa works 1/4 of a meter would be about right (250mm group) @ the 1600 ,👊 given most people cant make an ajustment for conditions at that range to hold over i would be rather happy with 1/4m and my cal
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    I've had the bloody things go up and lick the targets
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