06-29-2021, 02:54 AM
Banjo Wrote:Yes sir, Im at 6900 and shoot at the High Power range in Capitan, NM. I give myself 10 shots per jug and loosely follow the LRSU rules for shooting jugs at 1000yds plus. Link to a shorter video below. The bullet impacts at a downward descending angle on the jug, but isnt key holing the entry hole.
http://youtu.be/ixQZneFw2Hc
That is fantastic shooting, well done. Love the video. So, half a mil low is 50cm I think. Then you go high 50cm Were you offsetting (adjusting for the previous shot) or keeping the same POA and expecting it to hit at some stage in the group?
6,900ft makes a huge difference to ballistics. It goes subsonic at 1,400yds. The transonic blow-out starts a lot closer to the target so the group is proportionally smaller than at sea level. Also realised that a US milk jug is 3.75litres - our standard milk jug is 2 litres.