How far away where you?   could it have been a subsonic projectile by the time it passed you?   Most of the "snap" sound is from the bullet going faster than the speed of sound and producing a "ballistic crack"

Awesome shooting Neil! Can I tag along next time you go? I would love to shoot my carbines at that distance.

What range did you go to?

Its a range is Bradford county, not wuite in Waldo. I hope to go back there first Sunday of January. I dont know if the 600 yard line is open tothe public yet. I'll find out though. I sure hope it is. I REALLY want to see what the SPR can do. Initial results, limited as they are, look promising!!!

Next time you do 600 try to do it with no bipod and no rest whatso ever.  Just lay down with your rifle and shoot prone, unsupported.  The inaccuracy will amaze you.  he real question is not what the rifle can do but what the shooter can do.  I cant shoot an M4 4 moa much less 2 moa at 600 with no support.  Care to give it a shot and post results?

I'll give it a shot sure... Next time I get out there I really want to stretch the legs on the SPR. I hardly got to shoot it at all. But I'll give it a try. I dont expect great results... Let me tell you, with the bipod and sandbag, I was seriously trying to do some hardcore concentration on fundamentals... breathing, trigger pull, sight picture (do you call it the same thing when using a scope?). And with that and some good ammo, all I could muster was just over one moa to slightly under two. Make it harder on me without those supports, and I am sure things will open up big time.

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I wonder what kind of difference having a new, just broken in 1 in 7 barrel would make with shooting the 77grs. Perhaps you could of gotten the groups a little tighter still?