Shot a Mile!

[Clayne_b]

 

[Magellann]

Thats pretty good shooting for sure.

 

[Barthom]

Nice!

 

[Pigeonman]

Cool!

 

[mkrainc]

You do that once, and doesn't shooting 300 yards just seem lame after that?

 

[Clayne_b]

Somtimes... So then you shoot your .22lr out past 300 yards to keep things intresting

 

[tigrr]

Welcome to the 1 mile club. As a shooting enthusiast it does not matter the distance, its all good.

 

[silverfoxdj]

Wow.. now that's nice going

 

[leftshooter]

Great post well done.

 

[mkrainc]

Somtimes... So then you shoot your .22lr out past 300 yards to keep things intresting

That's why I bring my .22. Awsome place to shoot in both those videos. Color me jealous.

 

[Arco_6]

Very nice shooting, one day I hope I reach out like that

 

[pilot2001]

Looks like a 10 -15 mph cross wind as well ... nice work

 

[Clayne_b]

Thanks guys. Its alot of fun!

 

[blueoval56]

I laughed pretty hard when the .50 knocked it over haha. Can't wait to get a 338LM.

 

[Stormchaser]

Good fun, great video!

 

[shell_guy]

Looks awesome, I am still looking for a spot here in AB that I can get out to that kind of distance. Nice Shootin!

 

[enfield303t]

Great shooting, nice to live where you can shoot those distances.

 

[dthunter]

Good job!

Shooting a mile is addictive!

I am recieving my switch barrel rifle next week.
One in 30-06(1:10" twist) & one in 280 Rem.(1:8" twist).

I am hoping to get both barrels hitting the gong at a mile!
Lots of load development yet though!

 

[armorman]

Awesome video, love the ending. Your impacts at one mile were incredibly easy to spot. What are the details on the target you used...size, type of metal, and how you attached it to your target frame? A reactive target is the way to go at these distances as it's gets pretty tough to spot impact marks on a rigid metal target with most spotting scopes.

 

[Clayne_b]

Thanks guys.

Ar 500 target, 18 inches, attached with Chain to a-frame with top cross member