Ross1147
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Sorry not trying to derail this post, just the most recent post Rick commented on.
Rick, you mind sending me s PM again concerning those bullets? Your PM was deleted and I can't PM you. Thanks! And sorry again.
Sorry not trying to derail this post, just the most recent post Rick commented on.
Rick, you mind sending me s PM again concerning those bullets? Your PM was deleted and I can't PM you. Thanks! And sorry again.
In many years teaching military courses I've decided that at about 550 yards is where things change, doesnt matter the caliber. You can teach up to 550 pretty quick. Students stay pretty consistent and hit the majority of times. You can make mistakes behind the gun that are absorbed by the statistics of an accurate weapon system. I.E. The probability of a hit due to the ammo, time of flight, and general accuracy of the rifle. But I noticed that progress slows down after that and it takes longer to make consistent hits on smaller targets. The problem gets expanded exponentially as range stretches. 550 is my magic number.I suppose "long range" means different things to different people, but I was wondering, in general, what is considered long range? Is it any shot over 200 yards? is it 500 yards? Is it 800 yards? What's is considered "long range" to most hunters in real world hunting situations?
The website went down and several posts were lost in several threads
PM sent. Thank so much!Sorry not trying to derail this post, just the most recent post Rick commented on.
Rick, you mind sending me s PM again concerning those bullets? Your PM was deleted and I can't PM you. Thanks! And sorry again.