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That's a brilliant shot by any standard! Roughly 8 cm or 4 fingers width away from dead center at that range is stunning performance.

By all means, very happy with the shooting lately. It can be described as "steady" and my physical handicap seems to have upped my technical skill.

I was at the top for almost a full week and managed that achievement by not shooting the test again ;)
Future patches will be marked with the year you qualify. It is after all a physical...

Not really, it is perfectly reasonable with ordinary equipment but the highest valour IS the highest valour. It leaves absolutely no room for errors.

I haven't really given that much tought. The...

Another go.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5isC8tl-ZM

Another slo-go at the test


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vtvJRDi9KM

I'll let you know when I have the english versions. You'll get a buch for free and you can corporate them into your own event or whatever just as long as you use them to bring in EXTRA money and have...

Nah, it is not for me to decide the price or what you will use the money for.

However, if you will adher to the rules and do something for your own good I can support with the medals/ stickers....

Another example of the test executed.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU2V7Odz8aE

I believe bipod and sling could pass under "rest". In the example films I clearly use bipod and rear bag. If you like to challenge yourself with a sling, please do. You can start getting into the...

You can camp at the spot for a week for all I care...

If you are happy and content with taking the shot that way, do it like that. It is not for me to say HOW you should enjoy longrange shooting I...

Hi Gillie I think I have seen the videos from the LR events you host. Looks brilliant and very enjoyable for the shooters. I've had so many requests from abroad now on the LR proficiency test that...

I pity the fool who actually try to measure 525 meters in increments of 3, 5, or 10 meters which is the most common tape measures. If you're going to be inaccurate anyway, you might as well just walk...

No you dial in your scope. You're not allowed to pre-set it to shooting range. You can hold over if you prefer, it is your shot, your decision.

Target range shall be known to the shooter

I set up this test here in Norway so the clubs can get some money into the club coffers and build proper infrastructure. It is also a way to keep the fee low on a LR shoot, but still bring in money...