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johnnyproblems wrote in post #17926093

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Right place and time!! Great capture

Timsxsi wrote in post #17925980

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LOVE the machined cartridge holders!!!

fireguy_ed wrote in post #17926652
Right place and time!! Great capture

Took about 70+ attempts of counting down "Three...two...one...B​OOM" lol. Thanks.

I went wet and can't go back.

peteg1 wrote in post #17928718
I went wet and can't go back.

Its just sooo much better

Very true, it is.

Outstanding group, impressive performance of the rifle as well. I could only get about 3 good ones out of a .300 WBY
before getting the barrel heated up, and yours is a lot hotter round than the .300 wby. I was getting 3300 fps, but with a 180 grain. What kind of bullet drop are you getting at 1000 yds with that round?

safecracker wrote in post #17901057
My long range pea shooter.

C&C welcome.

- Mike

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Hi Randy,

If you look carefully at the photo of my rifle, the Leupold scope is mounted on a slanted base. This allows the elevation turret of that scope to zero all the way out to around a mile (I've never yet used all the elevation). More importantly, my zero at 100 yds. is 1-1/2" high.

That said, with the Sierra Match King bullet (BC = 0.768), I need to add around 20 MOA elevation for a 1000 yd. zero on a typical day. More when it's cold & less when it's hot outside. A big part of getting first-round hits means calculating the range, density altitude (atmospheric pressure + temperature + humidity), & - at those distances - compensating for the Coriolis effect.

BTW, here's what I use to determine distance to the target:

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- Mike

Not shot with my Canon but... Definitely eye candy

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Dsully wrote in post #17930670
Not shot with my Canon but... Definitely eye candy

Quite the wall full.

Dsully wrote in post #17930670
Not shot with my Canon but... Definitely eye candy

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Yes, I'll take that one.

CameraMan wrote in post #17930849
Yes, I'll take that one.

That's what I said and ended up with that

Don't forget crosswind. haha most impressive indeed. It is amazing how many people I meet that think rifles are lasers
they just shoot straight forever. I had a similar zero with my .300 it calculated to dead on at around 290 and 4 inches low at
400. So muzzle to 400 aiming center mass I was somewhere in a paper plate with a 180 gr Barnes X. After 400 yards it started dropping like a rock, at 600 was something like -36 inches.

That yag is incredibly powerful. Almost double what I have used.

Dsully wrote in post #17930670
Not shot with my Canon but... Definitely eye candy

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The wall of "OH MY GOD YES!!!!"