Did not realize 308 subs were able to go that distance.
Good info
Yep i routinely shoot constantly on a torso size target at 400 np as well. It's tough to go farther than 500 as I'm out of elevation in the scope and on the turret
400yds for me takes 64 moa over my high speed zero, which is one of the reasons I built what I call a double'r for all my SFP scopes( I don't shoot subs w/a FFP) 600yds take 105 moa so with the doubler set for 64moa if tree holds I then spin in 41 more with the M3 knob. Depending target size I might just drop to 3.5 power where the tree gives me 96moa an spin in 10 an hold 1moa (6") low. I have found nothing that beats they system to date for my. I'm throwing a 217 gr cast pushed by 7.8 grs of Red Dot as the RD will meter good from my thrower. If it has to be perfect placement I carry a mag loaded with the same bullet but being pushed by 700X as the 700 does not meter well for me but hold much tighter groups with the same up across the board.
My 300wm throws the same bullet at the same speed so the up is almost the same as well, save 3moa less do to the difference between the high speed zeros. The 300 has a 26" tube an the 308 only has a 16.5", same can but the droop is slightly different.
Regardless of what many say about old school glass this is the best setup I have found to date for me. It's all knife fork an spoon stuff and at 400yds 6" circles are a none issue, well depending what mother is doing,...LOL At 600yds a 12"x14" torso area is the same. Under 400 is a gimme most all the time once you do it awhile. DA is a number you better pay close attention as if you miss a 250- 300' change you will quickly miss a 6" 400yd target with your first shot. With the flight time of the sub, your lag time, an the shot timer only allowing 5 sec's before dropping the target out of sight a second hit just ain't happening at all, cause flight time to 400 is 1.25 secs an to 600 it's right at 2 secs. We try to make the shoots as real as possible most of the time. Listening to a sub fly by you is very interesting. I shoot 10X the subs as I do H/S as they allow a much greater real world A/O to train people in. Again if your getting into this world once your ammo is dialed in, DA is the key that opens the consistency door. Then comes knowing your gear an what it's short coming are or are not.
We have some shoots were it's a mix of H/S an subs. Those are a hoot as some forget which ammo is in the tube an hitting a sub target with H/S ammo is a major deduct you will not recover from, even if you clean the rest of the course. Most shoots are sub only, where if you break the S/B, your out immediately plus the next 2 shoots. Break it twice an your never invited back, no matter who you are. That has caused some major issues, but thats just the way it is.