" I outshot LaRue's shootist." - UPDATE (Page 12 of 18)
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Originally Posted By TokiWartooth:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d9/Modified_AR-15.jpeg Me thinks you're lost 
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Originally Posted By DeltaNuke:
I don't have any fancy software but I think the pictures speak for themselves. My best 3/5 shot groups at 100/300 yds. It was in the teens so I shot pretty fast. The rifle shoots better than me.. 18" OBR 7.62 NiteForce NSX 5.5-22X56 FGGM 175 100yds <a href="http://s1378.photobucket.com/user/mjmolaro/media/Larue%20Pics/Larue100yds_zps3a9838fb.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1378.photobucket.com/albums/ah85/mjmolaro/Larue%20Pics/Larue100yds_zps3a9838fb.jpg</a> 300yds <a href="http://s1378.photobucket.com/user/mjmolaro/media/Larue%20Pics/Larue300yds_zps9f8f053b.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1378.photobucket.com/albums/ah85/mjmolaro/Larue%20Pics/Larue300yds_zps9f8f053b.jpg</a> Take your pics square on to the targets and somebody is sure to attack it with OnTarget software. |
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My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
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Originally Posted By TokiWartooth:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d9/Modified_AR-15.jpeg 
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CVMA Chapter 24-2
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CVMA Chapter 24-2
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Yep....post some squared up pix and I'll run em thru the program I have DeltaNuke...
Or I can use the ones you sent and you can have some engineering types calculate the margin of error due to the angle of the photographical point of view...
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Finally had a range day, and all I can say is wow. This rifle is amazing, and still gets plenty of attention.
This rifle makes me look good, real good. I don't have Military or LE background; and this is only my 4th time being to the range. Here is what was used 18" PtOBR 7.62 Leupold Mark 6 3-18x CMR-W Reticle Atlas bipod Hornady Custom 168 Grain Match HPBT I tried downloading On Target, but unfortunately it's not Mac friendly Left Target 1.02 - .308 = .712 Right Target 0.79 - .308 = .472 
Closeup of left target 
Closeup of right target 
After running out of copies of the target, went to using the stock paper targets. And on my last sheet, with my last 3 rounds, I shot my best group that day. Right Target 0.56 - .308 = .252 
Closeup of right target 
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Originally Posted By Shutterlife:
Right Target 0.56 - .308 = .252  very nice
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Originally Posted By Shutterlife:
Finally had a range day, and all I can say is wow. This rifle is amazing, and still gets plenty of attention. This rifle makes me look good, real good. I don't have Military or LE background; and this is only my 4th time being to the range. Here is what was used 18" PtOBR 7.62 Leupold Mark 6 3-18x CMR-W Reticle Atlas bipod Hornady Custom 168 Grain Match HPBT I tried downloading On Target, but unfortunately it's not Mac friendly Left Target 1.02 - .308 = .712 Right Target 0.79 - .308 = .472 http://www.tnimages.com/photos/i-RkS2x9G/0/L/i-RkS2x9G-L.jpg Closeup of left target http://www.tnimages.com/photos/i-h6rGKmH/0/L/i-h6rGKmH-L.jpg Closeup of right target http://www.tnimages.com/photos/i-HXPS7cR/0/L/i-HXPS7cR-L.jpg After running out of copies of the target, went to using the stock paper targets. And on my last sheet, with my last 3 rounds, I shot my best group that day. Right Target 0.56 - .308 = .252 http://www.tnimages.com/photos/i-Qkrghkt/0/L/i-Qkrghkt-L.jpg Closeup of right target http://www.tnimages.com/photos/i-fBMwdmr/0/L/i-fBMwdmr-L.jpg Final thanks to Mark Larue and the whole Larue company for taking the time to build a wonderful piece of art. Nice shooting!!! |
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Originally Posted By flyfisherman:
I thought I'd do this "Double Double" style in honor of In-N-Out Burger (I'm a California guy). I surprised my wife with not only one AR, but TWO. That went down like a lead balloon, but so did these targets! I'm not the greatest marksman, but shooting 1/2 minute with an Aimpoint at 100 yards? That's Larue for ya! Thanks for the rifles Mark. They were certainly worth the wait. <a href="http://s1380.photobucket.com/user/Fly-Fisherman/media/Larue%20Shootist/1DoubleDouble_zpsdfe2b9d2.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1380.photobucket.com/albums/ah167/Fly-Fisherman/Larue%20Shootist/1DoubleDouble_zpsdfe2b9d2.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1380.photobucket.com/user/Fly-Fisherman/media/Larue%20Shootist/OBR_zps5bebff7d.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1380.photobucket.com/albums/ah167/Fly-Fisherman/Larue%20Shootist/OBR_zps5bebff7d.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1380.photobucket.com/user/Fly-Fisherman/media/Larue%20Shootist/Costa_zpsd416a6ca.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i1380.photobucket.com/albums/ah167/Fly-Fisherman/Larue%20Shootist/Costa_zpsd416a6ca.jpg</a> <a href="http://s1380.photobucket.com/user/Fly-Fisherman/media/Larue%20Shootist/ShootCampScout-15_zpsdefed60b.jpeg.html" target="_blank">http://i1380.photobucket.com/albums/ah167/Fly-Fisherman/Larue%20Shootist/ShootCampScout-15_zpsdefed60b.jpeg</a> Nice! Especially for a new guy to the forums.  . Hope the wife has forgiven you.
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why does my preview show the pics but not the post?
So after three range trips i finally got some stuff dialed in on the OBR 7.62 
and also moving a few grains was still decent 
and the set up currently 
OBR 16" Bushnell H59 next time I'll do some 5 shot groups and see how it goes now that I'm more confident in the loads and stuff. Slowly narrowing it all down. In time. First time with the PredatAR! This was the Ptar. It SEEMS my target was a two shot group? So sticking with that, yeah its awesome. BUT seems kind of cheating with two shot. I dunno. Thoughts? Qualify? 
sorry i photo copied it on too light of a setting. next time I'll darken it up. Predatar 16" Leupold 4.5-14 i think. Pre mark4 
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Originally Posted By dousan:
So after three range trips i finally got some stuff dialed in on the OBR 7.62 http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c252/dousan/175_SMK_OBR_.447MOA_1-23-15_zpsq6yyjoyy.jpg and also moving a few grains was still decent http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c252/dousan/OBR_1-23-15_41.4gr_175SMK_zpshx8ikxku.jpg and the set up currently http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c252/dousan/Mobile%20Uploads/20150123_135155_LLS_zpsovf1oj08.jpg OBR 16" Bushnell H59 next time I'll do some 5 shot groups and see how it goes now that I'm more confident in the loads and stuff. Slowly narrowing it all down. In time. First time with the PredatAR! This was the Ptar. It SEEMS my target was a two shot group? So sticking with that, yeah its awesome. BUT seems kind of cheating with two shot. I dunno. Thoughts? Qualify? http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c252/dousan/Predatar_77smk_23.7V_1-23-15_zpsjtevj3f8.jpg sorry i photo copied it on too light of a setting. next time I'll darken it up. Predatar 16" Leupold 4.5-14 i think. Pre mark4 http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c252/dousan/Mobile%20Uploads/20150123_110348_LLS_zpspiiahxm5.jpg Nice! I'm thinking that two-shot group is really three, the bottom hole looks like a two rounds. |
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I set myself up for disappointment with my tOBR. While I was waiting for my rifle I obsessively checked the "Best of the Week" targets. .2 - .3 inch groups raised the bar for my expectations.
I was excited when I picked up my rifle in October, but then I saw my test target was .736". I went to BassPro and shot several .7s and .6s, sending in a .616 to 'out shot the shootist'. BassPro has a 100 yard 'tube' and you are required to shoot at a bench with a sled. I wasn't rock steady with this set-up. While I loved the quality and handling of the rifle the 'groups' were still not blowing me away; I know this was crazy. Last week, on a short break while providing a week of training at an indoor 100 yard range, I got 20 minutes to myself. I shot prone with a bipod and rear squeeze bag. I tried some hand loads and easily shot four sub 1/2 inch groups in the low 4s with one at .272". Needless to say I am thrilled, proud, and impressed with my 16" tOBR 5.56. 
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Originally Posted By SHSUCB33:
Thanks for the opportunity Mark!!!!!!!! http://i1144.photobucket.com/albums/o495/SHSUCB33/Mobile%20Uploads/3563BFBA-C679-49B3-A25E-9D673083D7B7_zpsn53ax24g.jpg Ok, you have to retake the pic and show us what the letter actually says... EDIT: I found one of the earlier submissions which showed it clearly.
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Originally Posted By SHSUCB33:
Thanks for the opportunity Mark!!!!!!!! http://i1144.photobucket.com/albums/o495/SHSUCB33/Mobile%20Uploads/3563BFBA-C679-49B3-A25E-9D673083D7B7_zpsn53ax24g.jpg Was there a $133.00 bet involved? Confusing photo is confusing. |
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Originally Posted By SHSUCB33:
Thanks for the opportunity Mark!!!!!!!! http://i1144.photobucket.com/albums/o495/SHSUCB33/Mobile%20Uploads/3563BFBA-C679-49B3-A25E-9D673083D7B7_zpsn53ax24g.jpg How long was the wait from when you submitted? I only submitted a week and a half ago, and want to see how much longer it would be. |
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Originally Posted By Hollywood_Shooter:
Was there a $133.00 bet involved? Confusing photo is confusing. Originally Posted By Hollywood_Shooter:
Originally Posted By SHSUCB33:
Thanks for the opportunity Mark!!!!!!!! http://i1144.photobucket.com/albums/o495/SHSUCB33/Mobile%20Uploads/3563BFBA-C679-49B3-A25E-9D673083D7B7_zpsn53ax24g.jpg Was there a $133.00 bet involved? Confusing photo is confusing. Blowjobs
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CVMA Chapter 24-2
"Ideals are peaceful. History is violent"- War Daddy
CVMA Chapter 24-2
"Ideals are peaceful. History is violent"- War Daddy
I sent my 16" FG in for an 18" MG replacement. Two weeks ago I took it out for breaking in. I only got to put about 50 rounds through it because I had an M1, M1 Carbine and an 03A3 all with new barrels that had to be broken in too. Between all the shoot, clean, shoot clean cycles the sun was setting as I got the tOBR on line. Fast forward to today. After putting a couple more magazines down range I tried a few groups unsuppressed and then the last group with the SOCOM 7.62. All groups Copper Creek .308 175 gr SMK.
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Originally Posted By Fr8dog:
I sent my 16" FG in for an 18" MG replacement. Two weeks ago I took it out for breaking in. I only got to put about 50 rounds through it because I had an M1, M1 Carbine and an 03A3 all with new barrels that had to be broken in too. Between all the shoot, clean, shoot clean cycles the sun was setting as I got the tOBR on line. Fast forward to today. After putting a couple more magazines down range I tried a few groups unsuppressed and then the last group with the SOCOM 7.62. All groups Copper Creek .308 175 gr SMK. http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b552/Swifteagle767/tOBR04_zpsc661b282.jpg http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b552/Swifteagle767/tOBR03_zps02682002.jpg http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b552/Swifteagle767/tOBR02_zps25ee3b84.jpg http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b552/Swifteagle767/tOBR01_zps792989fb.jpg Mark you build great rifles, Fr8dog Some nice shooting there! The POI shift with the SOCOM looks like a non-factor. |
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Thank you sir. The tOBR does its part each and every time. The variable is if I remember to do my part.
The POI shift is really very small and repeatable. It is as simple as making two clicks up when you mount the can, make two clicks down when you remove the can and switch the PST to unsuppressed/suppressed (These come under the heading of remembering to do my part).
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Originally Posted By Fr8dog:
Thank you sir. The tOBR does its part each and every time. The variable is if I remember to do my part. The POI shift is really very small and repeatable. It is as simple as making two clicks up when you mount the can, make two clicks down when you remove the can and switch the PST to unsuppressed/suppressed (These come under the heading of remembering to do my part). Ah, okay, glad you clarified there were some adjustments made. |
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Ah!! So close yesterday with my .766 target (one outlier increasing the size). I shot .811 yesterday with 75gr PPU match ammo out of a 14.5 tOBR. I'll admit that it was my best target.
I have a question for the rule enforcers. I only have a 1-6x Leupold with a center dot rather than crosshairs. Would it be against the rules if I put a red pastey on the center of the left crosshairs on the test target to help with the sight picture? |
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Originally Posted By Fr8dog:
I sent my 16" FG in for an 18" MG replacement. Two weeks ago I took it out for breaking in. I only got to put about 50 rounds through it because I had an M1, M1 Carbine and an 03A3 all with new barrels that had to be broken in too. Between all the shoot, clean, shoot clean cycles the sun was setting as I got the tOBR on line. Fast forward to today. After putting a couple more magazines down range I tried a few groups unsuppressed and then the last group with the SOCOM 7.62. All groups Copper Creek .308 175 gr SMK. http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b552/Swifteagle767/tOBR04_zpsc661b282.jpg http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b552/Swifteagle767/tOBR03_zps02682002.jpg http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b552/Swifteagle767/tOBR02_zps25ee3b84.jpg http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b552/Swifteagle767/tOBR01_zps792989fb.jpg Mark you build great rifles, Fr8dog Thanks Fr8dog, The "17 round groups or go home" guys are making themselves a career of repeating something they got told 3rd party - - "HEY ! HEY! HEY !!! Nothing but 17 rounds shows the true potential of a rifle !!!" Here's my deal, we're trying our damndest to always make any 3 rounds in a row to shoot under an inch, period. If it's a 1,100 yard windy shot, I have it on the highest authority (In Todd We Trust) that a first round hit isn't always a sure thing, likely needing a correction. So, if I make a rifle that always keeps 3 rounds together, then a TReMoR™ reticle correction will work. But it's gotta keep 3 rounds together on a regular basis to work. Of course by the fourth shot, the soft target is likely a mover and well, that's out of my area of responsibility. I don't know if we'll ever know if we've achieved what we constantly strive for, but that's not gonna stop us from the pursuit of groupieness. Great shooting on your part and the feedback we're constantly getting from this thread helps the cause. ML ETA - This thread just rolled over 40,000. 
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My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
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I have been asked to point out that I am LaRue Tactical's owner.
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
My work has been used by tens of thousands of US Military personnel,
and tens of thousands of civilian shooters - ML
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Originally Posted By LaRue_Tactical:
^^^ Defender3, It is I that owe you thanks, therefore thank you for your business and even more so for the fine shooting. ML Your very welcome! As soon as a .22 is released, as well as other PtOBR uppers (12" maybe????), you will be receiving even more of my business. I also have two more MBTs I need to get installed.
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| Sent my field grade 7.62 TOBR upper in for the match barrel and it came back with a .162 target! How in the heck am I supposed to beat that? The field grade barrel has produced 5 shot groups in the .4's. I'm looking forward to seeing what I can do with this one! |
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Originally Posted By Snorlax:
Sent my field grade 7.62 TOBR upper in for the match barrel and it came back with a .162 target! How in the heck am I supposed to beat that? The field grade barrel has produced 5 shot groups in the .4's. I'm looking forward to seeing what I can do with this one! 
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Originally Posted By Snorlax:
Sent my field grade 7.62 TOBR upper in for the match barrel and it came back with a .162 target! How in the heck am I supposed to beat that? The field grade barrel has produced 5 shot groups in the .4's. I'm looking forward to seeing what I can do with this one! 
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Originally Posted By Snorlax:
Sent my field grade 7.62 TOBR upper in for the match barrel and it came back with a .162 target! How in the heck am I supposed to beat that? The field grade barrel has produced 5 shot groups in the .4's. I'm looking forward to seeing what I can do with this one! Cross posted from the limerick thread: There once was a TOBR owner with a Match Grade .162 Wanting to outshoot the shootist, but not knowing what to do, Bag her well, and hold her tight Shoot that rifle with all your might These are joyful 1st world problems, for which we should thank LaRue |
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California: Our minority is bigger than your majority
"Liberty once lost is rarely recovered" Jean-Jacques Rousseau
In spite of what is going on in a certain other thread, I LOVE my (2) LaRue Rifles. They both shoot like a dream, and this post and this photo are a testament to the remarkably awesome customer experience one can expect when dealing with Mark LaRue and his quality obsessed crew. I may use that last bit for my next limerick. Thank you, Mark. Keep on keeping on....and the Siete suspense is KILLING ME |
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Mark,
Thanks again for making such great products and for putting together an awesome contest. Out of the dozens and dozens of Dillos I own this is one that I truly feel like I earned. This is one of my fondest shooting memories, right up there with plinking cans with my Dad and shooting my Grandfather's single six for the first time.  " />
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| OK, I outshot the shootist (just using my Mk. 1 eyeball), but I need the computer program that you guys use the measure my group. My group is under the .788 test target, but I want to use the program that everyone hear is using to measure the group. |
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Originally Posted By LSUTigersFan:
OK, I outshot the shootist (just using my Mk. 1 eyeball), but I need the computer program that you guys use the measure my group. My group is under the .788 test target, but I want to use the program that everyone hear is using to measure the group. What you seek is here |
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Originally Posted By Hollywood_Shooter:
Originally Posted By LSUTigersFan:
OK, I outshot the shootist (just using my Mk. 1 eyeball), but I need the computer program that you guys use the measure my group. My group is under the .788 test target, but I want to use the program that everyone hear is using to measure the group. What you seek is here You sir, are a gentleman 
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Would some kind soul figure out my MOA for target? I have a Mac, and OnTarget is PC only. I would have used my calipers, but if you loose the screw holding the battery in the calipers, it's rather hard to get it to work. Eyeballing it makes me think I did outshoot the man. Using PPU 75gr Match using a Leupold 1-6x20.
PS I apologize in advance if asking if you outshot the shootist is taboo. 
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" I outshot LaRue's shootist." - UPDATE (Page 12 of 18)
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