Thread: The dinner plate challenge

Originally Posted by Ross Nolan

Went out this morning to check the SAUM for an upcoming trip.
1 shot @ 449m, prone with a sling and my front hand resting on a pack - as I do hunting.
Haven't shot a deer past 25m with the Bondstrikes, but they look good so far.

Attachment 247546

Rough enough eh

Originally Posted by Hunty1

Rough enough eh

Close enough for Government work.

How ya doing?

Results from a few people myself included, plates 12 inches square distance 425 yards , to be fair there were the odd miss

Results from a few people myself included, plates 12 inches square distance 425 yards , to be fair there was the odd miss, as some tried estimating holdovers

Originally Posted by Marty Henry

Results from a few people myself included, plates 12 inches square distance 425 yards , to be fair there was the odd miss, as some tried estimating holdovers

Only the first shot in a cold barrel counts, deer tent to walk away and don’t always give you multiple opportunities.

250m, off the backpack from sitting, first two shots of the day.

second shot was a follow up ASAP

Originally Posted by 16Tontovarish

Attachment 247756

250m, off the backpack from sitting, first two shots of the day.

second shot was a follow up ASAP

now THATS D2 steel.....

Just watched this guy do 10 shots at different distances on a life size elk or mule deer target. It was quite a good watch to see even if it was just to see his 13 year old son out shoot him. I recommend watching all 10 videos as they are short around 5-6 minutes long.

Krag Jørgenson

100m ,standing,open sights

Norsk, outstanding effort. A lot of practice behind that result!

3 shots at 800m. Missed the wind call a little.



Did it that day. Does it mean much? Probably not. I wouldn't have confidence to try shoot anything living at that range (even with the big 80s)

Originally Posted by gimp

3 shots at 800m. Missed the wind call a little.

Attachment 249845

Did it that day. Does it mean much? Probably not. I wouldn't have confidence to try shoot anything living at that range (even with the big 80s)

You are allowed a bad day now and again, but seriously @gimp thats bloody good shooting.

I went to the range today, 100m standing shot. I can confirm what I knew already that Its not ethical for me to shoot at a dear at 100m without a rest. No dinner plates were harmed.

You'd be amazed at your improvement if you take a 22 and have a wee practise each range visit . . . Offhand is a very perishable skill

Originally Posted by Tentman

You'd be amazed at your improvement if you take a 22 and have a wee practise each range visit . . . Offhand is a very perishable skill

I was good once, I knew I couldn’t hit the plate before I fired and was tempted to try a sitting shot with my elbows on my knees but was pushed for time so fired anyway.