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Posted: 5/23/2018 5:18:28 PM EDT
Wind calls were tough, however I managed a couple of hits on the 12"x12" AR500 steel plate.
 Thunder Valley Precision 600 and 1000 Yards AR10 6mm Creedmoor AR15 223 |
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Posted: 5/23/2018 8:06:19 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Rob01]
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I would load the 105s or 108s in a semi auto with a 22" 8 twist barrel. Those 115s didn;t look like they were liking the set up much from the 600 yard target. That group was big.
Also when working with wind like that use the reticle for a fast follow up shot. Dialing is slower and can change wind call correction too much. |
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Posted: 5/23/2018 8:42:22 PM EDT
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Agree with Rob. No need in dialing between misses, and I’d want something a bit more accurate.
Also, I wouldn’t want to use a bipod like you’re running with a large frame gasser. From what I’ve experienced, I tend to shoot them better when I can load up a bipod to absorb the recoil impulses. They’re not the same as a bolt gun. When I don’t, I tend to get shots going high. Just this past weekend I saw how big of a change it makes. I had several consistent impacts at 546yds on a 5” plate with my LR-308 6.5 creedmoor, but when someone else shot, they went high and right. Coached them to load the bipod and viola, they started hitting. 6.5 creed, 500M (546yds) 5, 8, 10” plates |
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Posted: 5/23/2018 8:49:58 PM EDT
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Nice rifle hardly any recoil . I see you have the suppressor cover tied to the handguard is that just to keep track of it ?
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Posted: 5/23/2018 8:50:21 PM EDT
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Nice rifle hardly any recoil . I see you have the suppressor cover tied to the handguard is that just to keep track of it ?
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Posted: 5/23/2018 9:51:15 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By SuperJlarge:
Agree with Rob. No need in dialing between misses, and I'd want something a bit more accurate. Also, I wouldn't want to use a bipod like you're running with a large frame gasser. From what I've experienced, I tend to shoot them better when I can load up a bipod to absorb the recoil impulses. They're not the same as a bolt gun. When I don't, I tend to get shots going high. Just this past weekend I saw how big of a change it makes. I had several consistent impacts at 546yds on a 5" plate with my LR-308 6.5 creedmoor, but when someone else shot, they went high and right. Coached them to load the bipod and viola, they started hitting. 6.5 creed, 500M (546yds) 5, 8, 10" plates I will definitely try my Atlas BT10 next time. |
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