Long Range Shooting -- 860yd .223 w/target cam
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what twist rate is that rifle? and barrel length
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Great video!
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@scottys1 i would have like to see you show us the 223 amo then load then shoot..but still great video
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Take that ak47!
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Awesome video! Love that vapor trail. 2 high quality HD cameras would be insane.
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now that's cool :)
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Very nice shooting, and nicely put together video. I came across your video after searching for long range .223. Earlier today I was hitting at a torso-sized target at 720metres (about 765 yards). I was getting about 7 hits every for 10 shots. No video though ha ha !
(Remington 700 VS 1:12 with 55gn homeloads.)
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Nice stuff! Shooting the small stuff at range really makes you appreciate the heavier pills!
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That is incredible shooting with 223.
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why hollow points? would thank not work against you?
Great shooting. If you can estimate, what was your hold-over on these shots? Was your ammunition hand-loaded or factory?
theflyoverzone 1 month ago
@theflyoverzone
Handloads, not high pressure, I forget the correction used that day, but I was dialing the scope for it rather than holding in the reticle. I generally dial the elevation and hold the wind.
scottys1 1 month ago
Niice!!! Even your misses would've been a hit on a larger target/animal
Crakmonkey2647 1 month ago
@Crakmonkey2647
Yes, a full-size torso target would have seen a lot more hits.
scottys1 1 month ago
Is it easier to shoot that distance because it's downhill vs. a flat terrain? Good shooting either way!
gomergilligan 2 months ago
@gomergilligan
Actually, it's not more than a degree or two of slope, not downhill at all. In a true high angle scenario, your elevation correction is less regardless of whether you are shooting up or down.
scottys1 1 month ago