Hello all, my name is Zack.
I hardly consider myself an expert in the long range pursuit whatsoever, i'm deployed and have been teaching myself what I can so that I can apply it when I come home so I haven't even had a chance to practice any of it, so I decided id throw this out in the stupid questions forum.
I see threads by people who are nervous about their first time shooting at 300 yards or cant group at 100 yards. However I find myself able to to hit 300 yd targets first time shot with no more than a 4x ACOG that has a 10 yard 300 yard zero off a 16" m4 and a sandbag
I expect to be able to touch 1000 yards with the .308 bolt gun i'm having built with relative ease within a few weeks at most. I work as Infantry in the Army and may have more experienced baseline or i'm just absolutely over confident and arrogant
My question is: based off your own experiences jumping into fine marksmanship field, were things grouping under 1 moa at 100 yds and touching beyond 500 yds difficult for you? What were some of the hardest challenges your faced?
I hardly consider myself an expert in the long range pursuit whatsoever, i'm deployed and have been teaching myself what I can so that I can apply it when I come home so I haven't even had a chance to practice any of it, so I decided id throw this out in the stupid questions forum.
I see threads by people who are nervous about their first time shooting at 300 yards or cant group at 100 yards. However I find myself able to to hit 300 yd targets first time shot with no more than a 4x ACOG that has a 10 yard 300 yard zero off a 16" m4 and a sandbag
I expect to be able to touch 1000 yards with the .308 bolt gun i'm having built with relative ease within a few weeks at most. I work as Infantry in the Army and may have more experienced baseline or i'm just absolutely over confident and arrogant
My question is: based off your own experiences jumping into fine marksmanship field, were things grouping under 1 moa at 100 yds and touching beyond 500 yds difficult for you? What were some of the hardest challenges your faced?