AccurateShooter has just posted a blurb with extended video showing a Savage 110 BA being shot at one mile using HSM ammo/250 gr HPBT. Even has a ZZ Top sound track. See http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2012...a110-in-338-lm/
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Savage 110 BA at one mile
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Re: Savage 110 BA at one mile
That was some pretty slick shooting but the wireless camera range was pretty amazing too.
That was some pretty slick shooting but the wireless camera range was pretty amazing too.
Re: Savage 110 BA at one mile
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Brado16</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That was some pretty slick shooting but the wireless camera range was pretty amazing too. </div></div>
Thanks for the kind words.
It actually was a two camera shoot.
I had one setup 300 yds. from the steel off to the right zoomed
in. It picked up the hits and audio decently.
The second camera was an OTS (over the shoulder) shot(s) giving
the viewer a look from my perspective 1760 yds. away.
In post I cut in the target cam a few seconds before the shot
was fired trying to show the actual bullet flight time.
It was only my second time shooting/filming this distance. I learned a lot.
Should of had more B-Roll as well. The next one will be better.
Best.
MDslammer / Mark
http://vimeo.com/40376685
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Brado16</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That was some pretty slick shooting but the wireless camera range was pretty amazing too. </div></div>
Thanks for the kind words.
It actually was a two camera shoot.
I had one setup 300 yds. from the steel off to the right zoomed
in. It picked up the hits and audio decently.
The second camera was an OTS (over the shoulder) shot(s) giving
the viewer a look from my perspective 1760 yds. away.
In post I cut in the target cam a few seconds before the shot
was fired trying to show the actual bullet flight time.
It was only my second time shooting/filming this distance. I learned a lot.
Should of had more B-Roll as well. The next one will be better.
Best.
MDslammer / Mark
http://vimeo.com/40376685
Re: Savage 110 BA at one mile
GREAT VIDEO !! Keep us up to date with your new videos, I'm wanting to try shooting like that in the future I need all the tips I can get.
GREAT VIDEO !! Keep us up to date with your new videos, I'm wanting to try shooting like that in the future I need all the tips I can get.
Re: Savage 110 BA at one mile
Hey Mark Great Shooting! I have already watched the video 3 times hahaha. I was just wondering what scope and rings you have and did you have more adjustment left over after dialing in to 1760? And my final question what bipod are you using? I have the 110BA, got it about 18 months ago and have not done anything else with it. I need to get the ball rolling and just need help picking this stuff out. Thank you for your time.
Hey Mark Great Shooting! I have already watched the video 3 times hahaha. I was just wondering what scope and rings you have and did you have more adjustment left over after dialing in to 1760? And my final question what bipod are you using? I have the 110BA, got it about 18 months ago and have not done anything else with it. I need to get the ball rolling and just need help picking this stuff out. Thank you for your time.
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hey that was cool. Great vid.
One of the guys from ZZ Top came walking up to a table I was sitting at outside a RE agency I use. There are some outside tables with umbrellas so it looks a bit like an outdoor cafe...especially when we sit outside with a beer.
) He came walking up and ask where the bar was located. We laughed and gave him a beer. The guy is a skeleton, probably weighs 120 wet. He wears a black leather jacket in 100 degree Houston heat. I see him around town a lot in book stores and other places....weird dude....very nice though.
hey that was cool. Great vid.
One of the guys from ZZ Top came walking up to a table I was sitting at outside a RE agency I use. There are some outside tables with umbrellas so it looks a bit like an outdoor cafe...especially when we sit outside with a beer.
) He came walking up and ask where the bar was located. We laughed and gave him a beer. The guy is a skeleton, probably weighs 120 wet. He wears a black leather jacket in 100 degree Houston heat. I see him around town a lot in book stores and other places....weird dude....very nice though.
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