375 cheytac imp variants

[snox801]

Not familiar with level 4 plates this was 3/8" triblaze the owner assured me nothing would go through at that distance. I made sure he knew and agreed I was not responsible. But you can see they flew well and are pretty much equidistant moving up from the first shot at the bottom. I looked like you stuck it in a drill press. No target movement or sound, just dust under the target. 1/2" ar500 will stop it at 500 with no dings to the surface but it will bend the t-post if you have it on a t-post hanger.

It's not going through level 4 plates at that distance either. I bet it won't go through level 4 even at 300 yards. Not sure it would matter. Still probably stop you even without going through.

 

[GSRetrievers]

It's not going through level 4 plates at that distance either. I bet it won't go through level 4 even at 300 yards. Not sure it would matter. Still probably stop you even without going through.

If it will put a 30-35 degree angle in a t-post, that amount of blunt force trauma at 300yds would be devastating taking that round wearing armor that stops it.

 

[snox801]

If it will put a 30-35 degree angle in a t-post, that amount of blunt force trauma at 300yds would be devastating taking that round wearing armor that stops it.

Agreed it won't go through but not sure it wouldn't stop you none the less.

 

[dragon798]

Uh-huh. It must be true. Its on the interweb.

I learned not to expect anything but a good shooting rifle. I don't chase speed, but precision. My 338 pushes a 300gn Berger at 3425fp

 

[snox801]

Uh-huh. It must be true. Its on the interweb.

What's this supposed to be for? The speed of his .338?

 

[GSRetrievers]

What's this supposed to be for? The speed of his .338?

That's with 145gn h50bmg and a 36" barrel. I pushed it over 3500 but the brass won't hold up nor was the precision there.