Come on, you've got to go back and get some pictures - too good a long range shooting story to not have a bit of illustration!! I want to see that smashed up bucket
Come on, you've got to go back and get some pictures - too good a long range shooting story to not have a bit of illustration!! I want to see that smashed up bucket
I wish I could do photo's dave I would have loved to have shown everyone on here. I have done some fantastic long range shooting with all my FAC rifles which has surprised me to such an extent that i still dream about that special day which was 181yds with my friends Range finder which he has on yds as i now have converted to mts. The 181yds might just equal the same in mts actualy, that one was the FAC Hornet .22 34ftlb with biz mags, again same speed 850fps as the .25 31gr barracuda.
This kind of shooting needs a nice windless day as yesterday but i'am so amazed with the .25's performance , I've never done this range with this cali and always waited for the dry windless day to come along and it just so happened after i shot 2 big bunnies I got abit bored. Everything was quiet so i thought i'd have a long range plink, really pleased with the results and as i said i wish i could have either had a cam corder or piccys to show you guys, you would have loved it. Happy Shooting Dave.
Good shooting, im really enjoying it to see you trying out that distance!!!)
i think you're gonna make me take a trip to the UK and come do some shooting with my .25 with you at the same range. the last time i did this was at 170yards but im waiting for my new scope with alot of elevation adjustment on the turret. my simalux only had 55MOA now im gettin the one with MEtric turrets to comply with Mil reticle.
wit regards to the retained energy at that distance yes its truly impressive. i use to break 7mm ceramic floor plate at that distance. the vertical drop if i remember well was over 105inches. here was the link to the videos i had filmed just for the one that doubted it was feet instead of yards
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kax0pf-Tfc
plate breaking..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nC5oy...eature=related
here's the pellet after impact at that distance
http://pic18.picturetrail.com/VOL888.../266692993.jpg
this photo gives you an idea of the angle it lands at!
http://pic18.picturetrail.com/VOL888.../266689344.jpg
http://pic18.picturetrail.com/VOL888.../266689314.jpg
Last edited by flims; 03-04-2008 at 09:58 PM.
Seriously impressive Mr Cos. About time we got together for a some bucket busting
Lionel