Originally Posted by
yobuck
If you can shoot well at 100, you will also shoot well at the longer distances at least in proportion.
The difference will be the conditions encountered, such as wind and mirage, which play a larger roll as the distance increases and the bullet loses velocity.
I would by all means take a spotting scope along.
Spend as much time as possible sitting behind the shooters and watching the vapor trail of the bullets.
You will learn much as a result of doing that. Best to keep the power at a lower setting so the image is clearer.
You will soon learn which the better cartridges are simply by watching.
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