We went out shooting yesterday and got a little shooting done at 2368 yards. The rifle is a Jim Borden built switch barrel (270 rum, 7mm rum, and 338 edge) that I picked up here on LRH last year. Range was taken with a Terrapin rangefinder , Leupold Mk 4 spotter, scope is an NXS 5.5-22x56 mounted on a 40 moa rail in Burris signature rings with with 20 moa inserts. The load is a 300gr OTM over h1000 in Nosler brass at 2880fps. Elevation correction was 98.8 moa, windage was zeroed out by spindrift and corealis.
[ame]http://youtu.be/7DaUHSs_u3g[/ame]
The target is about 24"x48" based on reticle measurements. Not super small but I'm pretty happy with our results. All of the shots danced around the rock with a couple solid hits.
I tried it with my 284 striker pistol, but didn't have quite enough elevation to dial the 143 Moa that it would have taken.
Andrew
[ame]http://youtu.be/7DaUHSs_u3g[/ame]
The target is about 24"x48" based on reticle measurements. Not super small but I'm pretty happy with our results. All of the shots danced around the rock with a couple solid hits.
I tried it with my 284 striker pistol, but didn't have quite enough elevation to dial the 143 Moa that it would have taken.
Andrew
