Texas : 1MOA at 2 miles / 3.3km

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Originally Posted by Kscott

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 :D with a drop of just 934m.

Easy.

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Yup, no sweat :D

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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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

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

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Ask your local field artillery battery VC.

.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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Originally Posted by ebf

Yup, no sweat :D

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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How about those H3 H4 treated pine 4x2 front end risers:D

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Originally Posted by muzr257

.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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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 ?

1MOA at 100 yards is still 1MOA at 3300yards ...

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Originally Posted by Dangerous Dan

1MOA at 100 yards is still 1MOA at 3300yards ...

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Yep a damn site harder to hit too :)

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Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg

Yep a damn site harder to hit too :)

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You'll try though won't you:D

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Originally Posted by Neckshot

You'll try though won't you:D

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Yes Dear :yaeh am not durnk:

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

I must get a photo of Tony's riser and post it. It definitely makes a 20moa taper seem puny!

Couple of years back had a go at a 660m target with my Sako75 308 with a Weaver V9 scope using holdover.
Couldn't see the POI so put a tracer round and found I was about 2/3 of the way there. Walked it up with more tracers until on the barn size target.
As Gimp said, while there is lead in the air .............