A new long-distance shooting record of 4.4 miles

[Mizzou_8541]

Originally Posted by Perineum Ripper

Class 03/04-11

Does that make you believe me? Did my dates make you suddenly stop being a dick because you can’t imagine people can shoot 1000 yards?

Lol. Tell me you don’t shoot, without telling me. Cold bore at 1000 is much different…but I’m sure you already knew that.

You don’t have shit to prove to me. I can tell you don’t shoot though.

1000+ yard shots aren’t very difficult one you establish your holds, position, range, a basic understanding of the current environment, and the bore is warm. It’s just a matter of consistency at that point. Consistency is accuracy. But real world requires cold bore shots. You do you man. I appreciate your service. We can leave it at that.

[notorious]

Originally Posted by Mizzou_8541

Lol. Tell me you don’t shoot, without telling me. Cold bore at 1000 is much different…but I’m sure you already knew that.

You don’t have shit to prove to me. I can tell you don’t shoot though.

1000+ yard shots aren’t very difficult one you establish your holds, position, range, a basic understanding of the current environment, and the bore is warm. It’s just a matter of consistency at that point. Consistency is accuracy. But real world requires cold bore shots. You do you man. I appreciate your service. We can leave it at that.

Exactly. I've lobbed thousands of rounds under different conditions, logged results, temp, wind, pressure. After compiling that data it's not too difficult.

Obviously bullet, powder, load, etc matter. My Steyr SSG04 loves 155gr Sierra Matchking HPBT palmas loaded 43 grain (I'd have to look for powder type, my father does the loading). Steiner 4-16 Military sits on top of that with a mil-dot reticle that also shows .5 mil holdovers.

I have several scopes with christmas tree reticles, and they work great for dogs and coyotes, but I'm not a huge fan of them at the range.

I love it when I get to go to different areas, especially in the mountains where it's unfamiliar. That's a challenge. Lobbing bullets at a set range isn't.

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[Perineum Ripper]

Originally Posted by Mizzou_8541

Lol. Tell me you don’t shoot, without telling me. Cold bore at 1000 is much different…but I’m sure you already knew that.

You don’t have shit to prove to me. I can tell you don’t shoot though.

1000+ yard shots aren’t very difficult one you establish your holds, position, range, a basic understanding of the current environment, and the bore is warm. It’s just a matter of consistency at that point. Consistency is accuracy. But real world requires cold bore shots. You do you man. I appreciate your service. We can leave it at that.

Why are you bringing up cold bore shots? That isn’t anywhere in the discussion we were having. I have made lots of cold bore shots at very long distances, because I was required to. I do agree that it’s much nicer to have multiple shots at long distances to hit something consistently.


If I don’t have to prove shit, why did you ask me for my class number? Why give a dickhead answer when I didn’t give my class number in my first response? You can’t tell if I don’t shoot or shoot everyday, because you are pulling a BEP and changing the discussion.

[Mizzou_8541]

Originally Posted by Perineum Ripper

Why are you bringing up cold bore shots? That isn’t anywhere in the discussion we were having. I have made lots of cold bore shots at very long distances, because I was required to. I do agree that it’s much nicer to have multiple shots at long distances to hit something consistently.


If I don’t have to prove shit, why did you ask me for my class number? Why give a dickhead answer when I didn’t give my class number in my first response? You can’t tell if I don’t shoot or shoot everyday, because you are pulling a BEP and changing the discussion.

Lol. Walking a shot on at long range takes no skill. I’m sure you’ve made plenty of cold bore shots at 300 at an echo target. Well done.