I keep reading about humane kills with the 223, well, you can use a .50 cal, if your shot placement isn't good, it doesn't matter still inhumane. Never take a questionable shot at living game. I have never had to take a second shot, first one does it fine if you do YOUR job.
@Dream308 You can shoot deer with a .223 just fine. hell, i take them down all the time with a .243 and that's not a much bigger round. if i can punch a hole though a 1/4" steel spinner target, you can kill a deer with one.
Fuck, you people are stupid. This has NOTHING to do with hunting, or weather or not 223 is humane, or can kill at this range. It is about having fun. It is about taking a tiny round and sending it a long long ways, accurately. They are not shooting at anything but a rock. I can 100% guarantee that these guys won't be shooting at animals at this distance. There is a LOT more to the world of shooting then just hunting. Try using your brains guys.
With the right handloads, twist barrel rates with 80g projectiles are still supersonic at 1000yards, not by much, maybe 40fps more than speed of sound. So you guys are saying this cant kill at long range? And to note that standard F class shooters have been shooting 5.56 and 7.62 from 300 to 1000 yards. Get into comp target shooting to understand a lil bit about ballistics instead of shooting innocent deer all the time :), thanks for your time
For all those criticizing about the .223 not being humane at these distances. If this is the gentleman I think it is, he uses this primarily as a competition rifle, not hunting. Also, he is apparently still holding 800-900 fps at time of impact (if ballistics are correct). Would it be lethal, depending on placement, yes. I for one, wouldn't want to be shot by it.
wtf , its a 223 effective range under 1000 m , i have good scopes and i can barely see yotes at 500m , and if i do get a hit on one past 200m, the coyote usally runs off. Not enough energy in the bullet. Plz guys be humane. Buy a bigger gun.
A .223 rem or wssm will shoot to 1760 yds with decent accuracy. Shim and zero ur scope to 36in, high at 200 yds This = 0 @ 1450yds click up to 1760. 1mph of wind @ 1760= 3ft of drift. It can be done.And it is deadly at that range
@jmar1371 It will absolutly go that far. Probably wont kill anything. just punched it up on the ballistic puter . 1757 inches of drop at 1500 yds and down to 78 fpe. so not real dangerous. it would probably still piss you off.
@dills2403 i shot a big mule deer at 320 yards with 75 grain hollowpoint, perfect shot, double lungs and it went 15 yards and dropped. dont let these fools tell you its inefective round at long range.
The problem with this vid is we have no idea what he is shooting other than a caliber. What kind of load, what grain bullet, what kind of barrel? etc. etc.
im a .50cal marksman and have been shooting a .50cal since i was like 18 years old and i know how hard it is to hit anything at a mile even with the weight of a tungsten core round, now im not calling you a lair but if it is possible to hit anything with any kind of accuracy at a mile away with a .223? i need to know what kind of rifle, round and glass cuz i have got to try this!
fair amount of accuracy would be in feet at 1 mile. At 3500ft you will be going subsonic at a little over 1000 yards. If the bullet can stay stable, which some setup can, it can shoot a group that is feet in size. 1 MOA, I'ld like to be there for that. I'm talking 3-4moa at best.
It is very possible to do, but the variants of your hits can be 40 ft off left to right with a few wind gust from left to right. with out wind, you can get a 18in 3 shot group pretty easily. my bud does it with a cheap stevens 223 barrel and action, then he replaced the stock to a glass bedded. not sure what his glass was. but yes, the 223 is very accurate out there, so long as there is absolutely no wind .
How many MOA are you using? Because I am willing to bet that there is not a scope that has enough MOA in it to make that shot with a .223. On top of that you are so far past the Transonic Region that it is impossible for you to shoot accurately.
Ya I can lob 22 a mile to but you can NOT do it accurately. Once your bullet goes subsonic the pressure shifts to the front of the bullet and you get big loss in accuracy. Even if the bullet re-stabilizes after the transonic region the accuracy loss has already happened. If he could push the bullet at 3,000fps with a 100 yards zero he passes through the transonic region before he even gets to 1,000 yards. So before you start talking how far is your longest shot?
I did a bit of looking and the BC is .410. Not enough to change anything but I put it in just to make sure. I even changed the MV to 3,500 fps and it passes the transonic region right at 1,000 yards. So if I drop the MV to 2600 we go sub-sonic just past 700 yards. So I'm not saying he cant get the bullet there. I'm just saying that he cant do it with any accuracy. On top of that any wind will really push a 90 gr bullet of course.
I read a post about a guy the said he could shoot sub MOA which at a mile would be a group less then 17.6 inch's with a .223. He would dial all the elevation in his scope and hold over with his mill dots. Its my opinion that if you aim for air you will hit air. People have a hard to getting a MOA group at a mile with a 338 Lapua. So I don't care what crap he has on his rifle. You just cant make it happen. unless MAYBE you where in Alaska at 10,000 to 12,000 feet in elevation with no wind.
I agree, the 55 gr. will never carry past 700 yds it goes subsonic at that distance. The 75 gr. match shot through a 26" heavy barrel doesn't go subsonic until 1,100 yds or so...
I beg to differ. The 55grainer has lasted me out to 1200yds with accuracy. I have also shot it with a visible hit close to the mile mark. The 75gr bullet is better due to its higher B.C. and will be more accurate at long distances, but the 55 will reach out there with it.
Well there are other shooters there, so thats probably why you hear the .300 Awesome shooting by the way, you should put balloons up for target shooting cheaper and you know when you hit them from far away. :)
nice vid i plan to go rock huntin soon thanks for shareing
flotsamthoughts 3 weeks ago
Was this filmed using an i-potato ?
7x57mmMauser 6 months ago
What kind of rifle was used
XxAnythingRandomXx 8 months ago
I keep reading about humane kills with the 223, well, you can use a .50 cal, if your shot placement isn't good, it doesn't matter still inhumane. Never take a questionable shot at living game. I have never had to take a second shot, first one does it fine if you do YOUR job.
trickykwoo2 9 months ago
@Dream308 if you take a head or neck shot the 223 would work but for large game its a retard round
gaelicwinds 9 months ago
This was a waste of time, get a better Video Cam.
ivedigga 1 year ago
It's not just me genius, look the shit up, there are TONS of people who use them for deer hunting. overreact much?
williamcg1979 1 year ago
@Dream308 You can shoot deer with a .223 just fine. hell, i take them down all the time with a .243 and that's not a much bigger round. if i can punch a hole though a 1/4" steel spinner target, you can kill a deer with one.
williamcg1979 1 year ago
Fuck, you people are stupid. This has NOTHING to do with hunting, or weather or not 223 is humane, or can kill at this range. It is about having fun. It is about taking a tiny round and sending it a long long ways, accurately. They are not shooting at anything but a rock. I can 100% guarantee that these guys won't be shooting at animals at this distance. There is a LOT more to the world of shooting then just hunting. Try using your brains guys.
BDBK666 1 year ago 4
With the right handloads, twist barrel rates with 80g projectiles are still supersonic at 1000yards, not by much, maybe 40fps more than speed of sound. So you guys are saying this cant kill at long range? And to note that standard F class shooters have been shooting 5.56 and 7.62 from 300 to 1000 yards. Get into comp target shooting to understand a lil bit about ballistics instead of shooting innocent deer all the time :), thanks for your time
MrDan747 1 year ago
@MrDan747 they arent innocent, their meat is so good its illegal which would make them a criminal. lmao a poor joke i know
free00to00ryhme 1 year ago
For all those criticizing about the .223 not being humane at these distances. If this is the gentleman I think it is, he uses this primarily as a competition rifle, not hunting. Also, he is apparently still holding 800-900 fps at time of impact (if ballistics are correct). Would it be lethal, depending on placement, yes. I for one, wouldn't want to be shot by it.
Connal84 1 year ago
it been said that obama eats baby's,the us military uses the oll 556 out to 500m for them damn rag heads
rozziboy20 1 year ago
its been said that 223 loses its killing power past 300 yards.
warriorofsteel01 1 year ago
Not enough energy for HUMANE kills , get bigger guns PLZ .
221fireball4227 1 year ago
wtf , its a 223 effective range under 1000 m , i have good scopes and i can barely see yotes at 500m , and if i do get a hit on one past 200m, the coyote usally runs off. Not enough energy in the bullet. Plz guys be humane. Buy a bigger gun.
221fireball4227 1 year ago
A .223 rem or wssm will shoot to 1760 yds with decent accuracy. Shim and zero ur scope to 36in, high at 200 yds This = 0 @ 1450yds click up to 1760. 1mph of wind @ 1760= 3ft of drift. It can be done.And it is deadly at that range
manostihl 2 years ago
yeah...bout as deadly as a straw...i might kill something
just slowly...vetty vetty slowly
helpyhandything 1 year ago
"Ode to a Butterfly" by Nickel Creek. Good song.
Poneutria 2 years ago
.223 at 1500+ meters. That's pretty funny. Sub-sonic somewhere around 900 meters...
About as accurate as a fart in a tornado.
jmar1371 2 years ago
@jmar1371 It will absolutly go that far. Probably wont kill anything. just punched it up on the ballistic puter . 1757 inches of drop at 1500 yds and down to 78 fpe. so not real dangerous. it would probably still piss you off.
TGLymantaiste 1 year ago
whats the longest shot youve made ? i was wanting this rifle in the .223 for deer hunting was wondering if you think i would put down a deer at 350m
dills2403 2 years ago
@dills2403 i shot a big mule deer at 320 yards with 75 grain hollowpoint, perfect shot, double lungs and it went 15 yards and dropped. dont let these fools tell you its inefective round at long range.
ChuckAllaway 1 year ago
@ChuckAllaway 320 is not long range.
TGLymantaiste 1 year ago
A .308 is much better, 320yds is not really a long way as far as rounds can go.
headphones222 1 year ago
@ChuckAllaway you took a mule deer with a 223!
ibanezkid07 1 year ago
That doesn't sound like a .223. More like a .30-378 weatherby mag.
Blitz4000 2 years ago
You guys ever heard of a magnum? Jesus, you must have your damn scopes shimmed so far there're coming out your noise.
Bly86 2 years ago
this isnt possible
YOWHATTHEHELLUP71 2 years ago
The problem with this vid is we have no idea what he is shooting other than a caliber. What kind of load, what grain bullet, what kind of barrel? etc. etc.
lcbaudar 2 years ago
NIckel Creek :) good choice!
LoganPowers 2 years ago
I seen most of the hits. Poor camera man. Should hold the target toward the bottom of picture and you can offten see bullet trace.
A 223 can shoot a mile and hit targets. The proper setup will go transonic with fair accuracy.
lanwickum 2 years ago
im a .50cal marksman and have been shooting a .50cal since i was like 18 years old and i know how hard it is to hit anything at a mile even with the weight of a tungsten core round, now im not calling you a lair but if it is possible to hit anything with any kind of accuracy at a mile away with a .223? i need to know what kind of rifle, round and glass cuz i have got to try this!
CHOCO666NSR 2 years ago
fair amount of accuracy would be in feet at 1 mile. At 3500ft you will be going subsonic at a little over 1000 yards. If the bullet can stay stable, which some setup can, it can shoot a group that is feet in size. 1 MOA, I'ld like to be there for that. I'm talking 3-4moa at best.
lanwickum 2 years ago
It is very possible to do, but the variants of your hits can be 40 ft off left to right with a few wind gust from left to right. with out wind, you can get a 18in 3 shot group pretty easily. my bud does it with a cheap stevens 223 barrel and action, then he replaced the stock to a glass bedded. not sure what his glass was. but yes, the 223 is very accurate out there, so long as there is absolutely no wind .
ChuckAllaway 2 years ago
you need to do this again with two cameras, one at actual distance and one near target, I only saw one dust trail and I looked hard.
headlicetonight 2 years ago
what the hell is he shooting at? i cant see a damn thing!
JohnTheRipper2 2 years ago
crappy video - place a target cam next time - and don't hit it...
tyrefryer93 3 years ago
MY GOD what some irritating music.
ProjectIrene 3 years ago
Google
Shooting A 223 Rifle To A Mile Accurately
Then read it and weep
ausmade 3 years ago
How many MOA are you using? Because I am willing to bet that there is not a scope that has enough MOA in it to make that shot with a .223. On top of that you are so far past the Transonic Region that it is impossible for you to shoot accurately.
seanpomerinke 3 years ago
mmm...40 MOA cant base... 90gr sierra...26in bbl....can be done
5Rrock308 3 years ago
Ya I can lob 22 a mile to but you can NOT do it accurately. Once your bullet goes subsonic the pressure shifts to the front of the bullet and you get big loss in accuracy. Even if the bullet re-stabilizes after the transonic region the accuracy loss has already happened. If he could push the bullet at 3,000fps with a 100 yards zero he passes through the transonic region before he even gets to 1,000 yards. So before you start talking how far is your longest shot?
seanpomerinke 3 years ago
the idea is not to push it that hard...more like a slow thump than a fast crack from normal .223...
the heavy bullet has way better BC...so it might carry....will never work with a 55gr tho...never...
start a 90gr sierra at 2600fps.....it might carry that far...not positive...but it is quite possible..
5Rrock308 3 years ago
Nope it wont. I guessed the BC at .400
I did a bit of looking and the BC is .410. Not enough to change anything but I put it in just to make sure. I even changed the MV to 3,500 fps and it passes the transonic region right at 1,000 yards. So if I drop the MV to 2600 we go sub-sonic just past 700 yards. So I'm not saying he cant get the bullet there. I'm just saying that he cant do it with any accuracy. On top of that any wind will really push a 90 gr bullet of course.
seanpomerinke 3 years ago
I read a post about a guy the said he could shoot sub MOA which at a mile would be a group less then 17.6 inch's with a .223. He would dial all the elevation in his scope and hold over with his mill dots. Its my opinion that if you aim for air you will hit air. People have a hard to getting a MOA group at a mile with a 338 Lapua. So I don't care what crap he has on his rifle. You just cant make it happen. unless MAYBE you where in Alaska at 10,000 to 12,000 feet in elevation with no wind.
seanpomerinke 3 years ago
I agree, the 55 gr. will never carry past 700 yds it goes subsonic at that distance. The 75 gr. match shot through a 26" heavy barrel doesn't go subsonic until 1,100 yds or so...
GCMxVeGeTa 2 years ago
I beg to differ. The 55grainer has lasted me out to 1200yds with accuracy. I have also shot it with a visible hit close to the mile mark. The 75gr bullet is better due to its higher B.C. and will be more accurate at long distances, but the 55 will reach out there with it.
sav300 2 years ago
i shoot both the 75 and 55. the 55's shoot just fine out to 900 yards, so long as its a balanced bullet. but yah, the 75's just keep goin
ChuckAllaway 2 years ago
the Amax will stay stable transonic
longrangehunting com/articles/shooting-223-mile-1.php
russr 2 years ago
Google
Shooting A 223 Rifle To A Mile Accurately
Then read it and weep
muddyudders 3 years ago
Oh yeah, Nice shooting.
muddyudders 3 years ago
o yeah?
i took a bb gun, and hit a target 4 miles away!
dungman101 3 years ago
O yeah? I kilt a bar six miles away with a paintball gun.
supressorgrid 3 years ago
looser, I killed two bears 10 miles away with a thrown pencil with one "shot".
Luciferlightbringer6 3 years ago
HAHAHA
seanpomerinke 3 years ago
wtf.
cnknguyen 3 years ago
I can shoot a .22 a mile and see where it lands, how about a target????
catcrap89 3 years ago
thats a heavy sounding .223. oh and i like the scenery but could not see a target unless you were shooting the mountain side.
disturbedone5009 3 years ago
there's more than one shooter.didn't anyone notice the rows of trucks and gun cases ? if you listen it sounds like an AR .223
tunedin2 3 years ago
Next time take a different cameraman or at leas make sure that he isn't trying to adjust it while you're taking your shots.
dbridges22 3 years ago
Well there are other shooters there, so thats probably why you hear the .300 Awesome shooting by the way, you should put balloons up for target shooting cheaper and you know when you hit them from far away. :)
CoCCaNuTTs 3 years ago
Can't see a damn thing!
BobbyIronsight 3 years ago
No way was that a .223
kwoodman1 3 years ago
that doesnt sound like a .223 going off. it sounds more like a .300
blackdiesel2 3 years ago
joke
goldbeachman 3 years ago
cant see anything in this video
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