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...I didn't.
This is where I was
http://www.fotolode.com/images/sabersix315/imag0281.jpg
This is the view from the 800 yd firing berm at Big Piney Sportsmans Club.
This is what I was doing
http://www.fotolode.com/images/sabersix315/p1030483.jpg
The 700 yd group made me feel good. 5 1/4" is less than MOA. I can live with that.
The 800 yd group made me feel GREAT!! A 2" group at 800 yds is a great day. All day, any day!!
Whoa lucky I can type, cause I am speechless nice shooting bro.
Dean
Thank you sir.
Very nice shooting i am anxiously awaiting that very same day for myself
Nice! I wish I could have been somewhere else today! Work was all of terrible today!
Nice shooting and especially nice to be able to shoot the distance!
You Suck....LOL it was -18 this morning here. I'm not out shooting.
Thank you sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grott
sean, can you shot from behind the line? or did you just do that for the photo?
but, good shooting! it is 2 F where I can, only thing I will hold is a cup of coffee (vietnamese koppe, can't read the label but tastes yummy)
Our club has a 600 yard covered firing line. (Which you can see in the picture.) The 700 and 800 yard firing points are berms that are behind the pavilion and off to the side. I was the only one on the range yesterday so, I made use of the long distances. During matches, they block off the area and limit access to the 600 yard firing line.
Sean
Excellent shooting !
Can u see your impacts (holes) on that "shoot and see" target through your scope at 700 and 800 yards ?
nice shooting!
I could not see the impacts through my Bushnell 6-24X tactical Elite scope. There was a bit of mirage due to conditions.
where is that range at, and is it open to the public
It is near Houston, MO. It is not open to the public, although membership is pretty cheap. They have regular scheduled matches, you should come out and check it out.
If you want to come out and check it out some time, let me know via pm and we can meet down there and I will give you the nickle tour.
P.S. The nickle tour includes airing your rifles out a bit, so make sure to bring them.
Sean