Sako TRG 22 in 308 1500Yds

Guys, we all see what this is, but in my case I choose not to sink to the same level. Answer the question or not, no need to point out the obvious in my opinion.
 
Why would anyone bother to waste time posting any basic reloading info when the OP is already outshooting 99% of the world?Why would you change a load that shoots 1/2 minute at 1,000 with the occasional 1/4 minute group thrown in for good measure?It just doesn't make any sense.
To the OP, you sound like a kid or very young at the least.This is not a good place to make up silly stories to make yourself sound good.There are far too many people here that actually DO shoot at a world class level and on various team Canada's.They know what is possible and what is common for all these types of shooting and what is not.Getting to a level where you can make 1/2 or 1/4 minute groups at that distance consitantly takes years of practice.Years of shooting in all types of wind and weather.Years of collecting data.Years of refining your reloading techniques.Years of competing at a high level at Provincial,National and International matches.

So for someone to come on with 14 posts and say they are shooting at that kind of level when no one knows who you are or what you have done, just reeks of BS.So please,for your own sake, if you have a question about something,just ask and leave out all the stupid stuff.
 
The latest record for 1000 yard shooting I could find is from 2010, the OP has him beat.

2010 World Record - 10 shots, 2.815 inches, 1000 yards - In September 2010, Matthew D. Kline shattered the existing Heavy Gun World Record, breaking the three-inch barrier for the first time. He used a 300 WSM topped with a Nightforce 8-32 x 56 Precision Benchrest scope. Congratulations, Matt!
 
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