That milk jug challenge is so cool....smaller targets/distance adjusted are such a hoot. The 6br one is my fav of all their vids.
Where is it?
3-4 hours.Backfire did something similar on his channel with hunting rifles. Bring your hunting rifle, shoot a 1 moa group at 100 yards and get $50. As of yet he hasn't paid out any money. Some of them were pretty bad lol.
I'll have to check out the plinkers channel. Looks interesting. I'm on the Texas gulf coast, I wonder how far he is from me.
Yeah I watched the video posted above and he mentioned round rock. Not too bad a drive.
Homie spent some money didn't he? Two different flavors of ammo on a whim. Not exactly a recipe for success. Ole boy with the 338AI though, he did pretty good.
Did that N570 do what you needed it to do?
I'm still hitting pressure around the same velocity so I'm not sure the extra barrel wear from that powder is worth it over the magpro I'm currently using. It is temp stable though whereas the magpro is not.
They get sighters and use fancy rests and bags while shooting specialized rifles. They aren’t doing it cold or with the same type of equipment
At the last class I went to we had an 10 year old and 15 yarer old girls with very modest equipment. Both made 1K easily. so did the 15 year old's hot mom.
Of course they did. In these competitions a shooter gets as many shots as it takes to walk it in before shooting for score. In this 1moa challenge, they don’t.
There have been a couple of Hiders there. Hint, they shoot AIs
I did not know that. Cool beans.
Yeah I recognised that purple camo AT.
X ring is 5 inches, 10 ring is 10 inches. I shoot F occasionally for a local team, as a ‘ring in’ shooter. Last time out my cold bore (fouled barrel) sighter shot @ 1000 was a ’pin’, or dead centre. You get two sighter shots, then 10 for score, but you can convert a sighter to score, but must keep shooting for score when a shot is converted, no more sighters. Sometimes it’s good to just ‘run the condition’, and rattle off all ten quickly if the wind is predictable.
No wind flags, plenty of mirage, and not using barn door targets. It’s a good real world comp. A few guys in Ep 7 made good wind corrections but were still high. Always good to know how far the berm is behind target, for elevation corrections. That 50 made me cringe a bit, not the recoil, but the construction. Hope better than a Serbu, good on the dude for for having a crack and getting a hit.
Never broke his cheekweld, did he.
