Ding... Ding.... 680 yards..223

[thmpr]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=jJWLP81qCAE&mode=related&search=

I enjoyed watching this video...

[thmpr]

And if you look close enough, you will see the bullet trajectory.

[colossians323]

And if you look close enough, you will see the bullet trajectory.

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I thought thats what I was seeing, pretty cool.

[shinigami]

That was so cool, you could see the round doing an arc (I think?). I'd love to shoot long range (800 - 1000 yrds) in an open area like that.

[tankerman]

Did you check out that 1011yd shot on the Antelope on that other video that was listed on the page?

[shinigami]

Did you check out that 1011yd shot on the Antelope on that other video that was listed on the page?

That was an awesome shot. I don't hunt anymore (I used to when I was in the philippines) but I have to say shooting at 1011 yrds takes serious skills. When I saw the antelope went down I cringed a bit, but I know it was a very humane shot. Good vid.

[hybridatsun350]

Did you check out that 1011yd shot on the Antelope on that other video that was listed on the page?

Yea, that shot was just staight amazing! The AR shooting was pretty darn cool too!

[Prc329]

24" 1/8 barrel. Hmmmm.

[FatKatMatt]

The guy that took the antelope at that range was using a .30-378 Weatherby; most powerful .30 cal round in the worl IIRC. Should be a pretty clean kill IMO.

[Novadesigns]

Wow, damn nice shooting!

[Paul]

This is the kind of shooting I enjoy - long range on steel. I will say that I'm having problems hearing the gongs beyond 500 yards even with my electronic muffs on. I need to find some better terrain with less up and down hills to break up the sound waves.

The joy of ringing the gong is instant feedback. No need to walk out to check the target. You either hit it or not. Simple and quick.

[Jicko]

This is the kind of shooting I enjoy - long range on steel. I will say that I'm having problems hearing the gongs beyond 500 yards even with my electronic muffs on. I need to find some better terrain with less up and down hills to break up the sound waves.

The joy of ringing the gong is instant feedback. No need to walk out to check the target. You either hit it or not. Simple and quick.

Just go shoot the High Power match @ Pala. http://www.ncsahighpower.com/index.html

http://www.ncsapala.com

All steel plates all the way out to almost 900yds.