Long range verification

[sqearl]

When I first got my supressor I had to put a few rounds on it like 20 or so seems like it gets dirty and settles in. I had a slight zero shift and velocity increase. So I do all my load development with the suppressor on. I can tell you shooting at distance If I take suppressor off and put my brake on the brake will shoot 3 mil high at 1400 yards compared to suppressor. I run the area 419 system

Today I shot 5 inches high and 9 1/4 right. I'm using MOA night force shv. Omega 300

 

[Jakeweb09]

Today I shot 5 inches high and 9 1/4 right. I'm using MOA night force shv. Omega 300

At which distance

 

[sqearl]

At which distance

595 yards

 

[sqearl]

Thank all of you who helped. I have some things to work out

 

[Jakeweb09]

595 yards

So to be about 1.5 moa right at 600 yards, you're in the ballpark of 3-5mph wind depending on bullet/velocity..sometimes the wind can be doing things that are so slight closer to target and not necessarily at shooting position. You're less than a minute high which isn't ideal but could definitely be a slight variation in MV/BC. Seems like it's less of an issue than perceived to me. Sometimes that wind can feel straight on or from straight behind and actually have some angle to it down range and could easily cause this sort of miss, I've even shot in some weird switchy updraft situations that threw me off more then that vertically as well!

 

[Schw15]

Today I shot 5 inches high and 9 1/4 right. I'm using MOA night force shv. Omega 300

I would double check load at 100 yards with supressor you might have to tweak load and check your wind when shooting at distance.

 

[sqearl]

So to be about 1.5 moa right at 600 yards, you're in the ballpark of 3-5mph wind depending on bullet/velocity..sometimes the wind can be doing things that are so slight closer to target and not necessarily at shooting position. You're less than a minute high which isn't ideal but could definitely be a slight variation in MV/BC. Seems like it's less of an issue than perceived to me. Sometimes that wind can feel straight on or from straight behind and actually have some angle to it down range and could easily cause this sort of miss, I've even shot in some weird switchy updraft situations that threw me off more then that vertically as well!

Thank you