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5,000yrds pffft that ain't far
- Thread starter boomdad
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He only had to aim 34.916 feet about the target without accounting for wind drift. That's some serious reaching out.
Last one of these l saw the scope had so much pitch on it that it looked like you would be looking through the barrel. By no means am l saying this isn't impressive or that l could do it but hitting a target once out of multiple takes some of the impressive ness out of it. If you could group at that distance that would seem that you had more figured out than got "lucky".
Again I'm not saying its not impressive but it would be net to see some sort of grouping at that distance even like a 5 foot grouping
Again I'm not saying its not impressive but it would be net to see some sort of grouping at that distance even like a 5 foot grouping
He hit on the 7th shot of the 3rd batch of ammo— and each batch was 10 rounds.
So shot #27 connected. Not 37 as the article said.
Only if he finished all of the 3rd batch of ammo would he have shot 30 rounds.
So shot #27 connected. Not 37 as the article said.
Only if he finished all of the 3rd batch of ammo would he have shot 30 rounds.
We have no idea of group size.
If he can keep 3 rounds in a row on a 50-inch target, that would be 1 moa.
But 1 hit on a 40” plate and 6 misses (with that batch).... the group could’ve been 3 m.o.a. and the size of a barn door.
If he can keep 3 rounds in a row on a 50-inch target, that would be 1 moa.
But 1 hit on a 40” plate and 6 misses (with that batch).... the group could’ve been 3 m.o.a. and the size of a barn door.
