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  1. 02-06-2014, 09:09 PM #1
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    Saw a first round hit at 2k on 1mx1m plate in the weekend. Pretty impressive. A few others hitnit too but doing it first round is where its at
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    Quote Originally Posted by distant stalker View Post
    Saw a first round hit at 2k on 1mx1m plate in the weekend. Pretty impressive. A few others hitnit too but doing it first round is where its at
    What calibre ?

    How did Red go ?

    Good weekend ?
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  3. 03-06-2014, 12:38 PM #3
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    One of the cheytac derrivatives from memory. Red used the savage. Had scoring hits out to one mile. Was a good weekend. Loved the cross country navigate/shoot day

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    Stirring... Targets to 3600 yards... And the guy took his 260 along for the 2000 yard target...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gillie View Post
    Stirring... Targets to 3600 yards... And the guy took his 260 along for the 2000 yard target...

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    Nice ! According to iStrelok, for the target at 3,600 yards / 3,290m I need to adjust my Howa a mere 7,971 clicks up with a drop of just 934m.

    Easy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kscott View Post
    Nice ! According to iStrelok, for the target at 3,600 yards / 3,290m I need to adjust my Howa a mere 7,971 clicks up with a drop of just 934m.

    Easy.
    Yup, no sweat

    If you get a custom rail with a 30 degree slope, it should make dialling an option, or else you can just use this "off scope" type holdover some of these guys talk about....
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    Quote Originally Posted by ebf View Post
    Yup, no sweat

    If you get a custom rail with a 30 degree slope, it should make dialling an option, or else you can just use this "off scope" type holdover some of these guys talk about....
    How about those H3 H4 treated pine 4x2 front end risers

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    that's the really hard bit, finding somewhere to shoot really long range.

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    that's the really hard bit, finding somewhere to shoot really long range.
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    .375 Cheytac 3km Shot, 1 Metre square target with Blaze Target Flash - YouTube
    I was present when this was shot. Just to give you an idea of how hard it is to shoot at those sort of distances, we had a minor cold front come through.
    The 2 degree temperature change it brought, we estimated changed the verticle point of impact by 8 metres.
    Windage wasn't a problem but verticle definitely was.
    And yes shot first thing in the morning to try to minimise the wind.
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    Quote Originally Posted by muzr257 View Post
    .375 Cheytac 3km Shot, 1 Metre square target with Blaze Target Flash - YouTube
    I was present when this was shot. Just to give you an idea of how hard it is to shoot at those sort of distances, we had a minor cold front come through.
    The 2 degree temperature change it brought, we estimated changed the verticle point of impact by 8 metres.
    Windage wasn't a problem but verticle definitely was.
    And yes shot first thing in the morning to try to minimise the wind.
    Good shooting there Muz

    Conditions & area you are shooting are critical.

    Finding decent places to shoot ELR is extremely difficult

    What projectiles etc were you using ?
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    It was a good day for it Muzr, took quite a bit of organizing to do it, not many people out there would have a riser rail that gives them a 2.2km zero, I'll have to get some more footage of the other hits posted to prove it wasn't a one off fluke
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    I must get a photo of Tony's riser and post it. It definitely makes a 20moa taper seem puny!
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    1MOA at 100 yards is still 1MOA at 3300yards ...
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