long range accuracy?

[MontanaMarine]

You really need to prove your accuracy and drops at any range you intend to use them.

Not doing so could lead to big dissapointments, or a lot worse.

 

[HunterGreen]

You really need to prove your accuracy and drops at any range you intend to use them.

Not doing so could lead to big dissapointments, or a lot worse.

Take notes, Montana is 100% correct. Just because your Scope says 1/4 click @100yds is true. You need to test it at 100yds

Dead on at 100yds. Now move elevation 5 moa up 5moa right shoot, move 10moa left shoot, move 10moa down shoot, move 10moa right shoot, now final is back to dead on. 5moa left 5moa up. Your shots better be measured true

 

[WapitiBob]

My rifle shot .75" at 200 yards and 6" at 400. I did a ladder, then load checking and it's currently 2" at 400 with some fine tuning to go.