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[@57Technoman]

When in the Marine Corps, I met guys from the mid-west that shot prairie-dogs with .22-250 as fare as their high power scopes could see.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love the 22250

[@Thousand_yard_King]

Oooraaah DD!!

[@TheBeefSlayer]

@@Thousand_yard_King I’ve shot em , prairie dogs, far as we could see em across canyons with a 22lr semiautomatic. Took several shots but when you finally hit em you could hear that thump come back. I’d say it was close to 800-1000 yards. We just aim way the hell high at a bush or something and adjust. Then when ya get close keep shooting. They couldn’t hear it so they wouldn’t go in. Also..... we were all 82nd airborne artillery guys too. Had fisters, me FDC, and a commo guy out there. So we shot some serious high angle stuff. All Kentucky windage of course. I am from Ky. Those other guys were Wyoming crazy people.

[@trevorstrutt1]

@@TheBeefSlayer u dwff never shot prairie dogs at 800 or 1000 yards qith 22l all the time ..maybe one time.e.lucky shot no matter how good you are ..I bet there was 100 ft of drop at that far its just nit a heavy enough projectile to not be moved 30 ft left or right over distance like that qith a whisper of wind even...your an absolute liar and I would almost bet savings on it ..I k iw a couple crazy long range shoots one of em is military and he says your embarrassingly stupid to post this

[@TheBeefSlayer]

@@trevorstrutt1 nope…. I’m not lying and I have two other vets that can back me up. Yes it takes a lot of shots. Yes it takes luck. Yes sometime they go in their hole and get away. But that far away they don’t hear the shot and will often just sit there and let you keep trying. I believe I already said this in my post. Why would I lie and make up a story about something that is not consequence to anyone??? What would I have to gain??? I don’t know about all the time but I’ve done it on at least 3 outings. It can be done. No you won’t get a first shot kill or probably even 4 shot kill. But if you keep adjusting aim for impact you will eventually dial them in close enough and possibly get a kill. You are an ass hole for calling me a liar. You can say it’s far fetched or no way or whatever. Don’t call me a liar.

[@loganoutdoors9730]

Something going that fast, and waiting that long for the ping, really gives you an appreciation for how far 1000 yards is

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Absolutely. So awesome to hear the sound

[@hunter_sn1p3r40]

@@WHOTEEWHO you should get a 204 ruger I got one last year and it is zooming at 4600 FPS and it is a blast and Amunition is cheap for it

[@okeebud91]

A big part of it (I'm pretty certain) is that it looses a lot of that speed because the bullet is light and doesn't hold the same momentum as a heavier bullet

[@noahgullion2]

I’m not saying 1k yds isn’t far, but the bigger factor is the speed of sound. You can see it hit long before the sound gets back to him

[@PeterOldschool]

@@hunter_sn1p3r40 only shooting minimum weight bullets. Take a 40gr .204 and a 40gr .22-250. The 250 is zooming the same weight quicker and ballistically is flatter beyond 300yds.

[@davidabernathy4553]

That was a interesting video and I actually thought that bullet would be a little too light to make the trip out to a thousand yards but it did it. I would say do not underestimate a 22-250 Good shooting.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching David!

[@daverodkey]

Both my son and I have .22-250s, AWESOME round and extremely accurate at damn near any range. Easily a one hole target round.

[@badboy.7458]

I have killed a lot of with a 22250. (With correct bullet placement)

[@Raptor-gd6sk]

Never shot long range before but it must be the best sound when you hear a Ding!!!!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Love that sound

[@philiporrell2936]

It's extremely loud up close... Lol

[@philiporrell2936]

Definitely want to be more than 12 yards away from steel targets

[@matrix_bender]

Can you actually hear the ding through hearing protection?

[@philiporrell2936]

@@matrix_bender there's nothing like shooting steel! Give it a try... If you spend a little extra on hearing protection, you can get amplified hearing for low volume that blocks extreme decibels. In general you can still hear the ding even with cheap hearing protection.

[@thereindeertherabbitthebat592]

Absolutely. The internet is full of it. You just don't know till you try. Great video WTW 👍 thanks! That 22-250 is awesome!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

👍👍 thanks for watching!

[@airgunbubba2505]

The coach you got helping you is amazingly good at calling the shots. Great shooting Who_Tee !

[@WHOTEEWHO]

He is a good dude.

[@billypeer4448]

I really appreciate your "let's find out" approach.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Appreciate you watching billy

[@mikesauer7775]

70's 24" model 70 win 22-250 is only rifle I've hit gray diggers over 300yds. Cool morning vapor trails and pink misted varmits. Priceless!

[@davidcudlip6587]

So you've seen with your own eyes that prairie rats truly can fly.

[@timcastle6809]

I tipped up at Bisley in the early 90'swith a 1 in 12 308 enfield and 220 grain matchking handloads. Everyone said it wouldnt go to 1000 yards as the twist was too slow. With a great wind coach and peep sights I managed 98 out of 100 with 5 V bulls. The entire firing line had stopped and was watching me. They thought I had some wonder weapon. At the time 155 grain was just appearing.

[@gradyhernandez4699]

Ishapore Enfield. I regret trading my ishapore!

[@lcee6592]

Totally impressive! I would have lost all bets over 600 yards. Excellent shooting!

[@a.barker9178]

Gives me hope for my old 250. Thanks man! You keep making them, I'll keep watching them!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks Adam! Appreciate you watching!

[@paullion3763]

As I got out the military I was extremely lucky to bring home a Sako Finnbear 22-250 handmade in Finland one of the most accurate rifles I own(b4 customizing shooting offhand 100 yds iron sights 3 shots covered by a dime)

[@louisbecker5941]

It's a good feeling when you dial in the right combination of skill with technology... and ya hear that 'DING!"👍🏻

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Love that ding!

[@joshuamagill4342]

My brother used my 204 Ruger at 700 yards on a 1'x1' target. He was just holding over! Sweet video. Sweet rifle. It would be cool to see your 243 at this range!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Wow. Good shooting!

[@johnwilliams40]

I knew you could do it.22-250 -is one of my favorite cartridges!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it!

[@jakeh6980]

States that allow rifles for turkey hunting, the 22-250 is hands down the best rifle

[@LightTackleEthusiast]

Im so glad you love the 22-250

[@utahprepper8925]

I used to shoot F-Class at the Boulder City range in Nevada using a Savage 22-250. No problems at all out to 650 yds with a 60 grain bullet.

[@denteater3498]

It blew my mind when I learned about 22-250. 40-60 grains, just under 5.56, but an absolute ZIPPER of a round at damn near 4000 ft/sec.

[@gerardgoubel4169]

Privilégier le 60 grs au dessus usure prématurée du canon ( DRO 220 mètres)😊😊😊

[@gerardgoubel4169]

Dérive latérale dû au vent à ne pas oublier 😊😊

[@fljetgator1833]

🤔 he says ' at 700 yds... dink dink dink' !! But 1000 yds.. Let's give a shout out ta MISTER Who Tee Whooooooo 🇺🇸😎🚬 He done it ! Mark

[@Huckleberry9921]

Spotter doesn’t get enough credit.

[@darrellblake799]

All you need is a 20moa scope rail mount. Long range is what they are made for. Shame the pros didn't tell you that.

[@tcup3946]

22-250 is no joke. It's a screaming round.

[@predatorhuntingobsession5104]

Same Ammo I use in my 22-250. I have a TC Venture Predator with a 22” 1:12 twist also. Have no issues out to 1000 yards other than wind deflection. Good shooting my man

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Love the 22-250

[@jeffhoser7717]

I've shot that cartridge for 40 years varmiting and roll my own ammo for a Remington 700 BDL with a Canjar set trigger . I did a chamber cast right out of Remington's Ilion custom shop and all my reloads conform to that casting dimensions . I neck tuirn and fire form new brass then neck size with a slight shoulder bump and trim the inside of the primer lance hole . When I'm in ( er was ) in good shooting form it regularly hit chucks at 400 -+ measured yds. It shot best with 62 - 65 grain spire point BT and H380 . Not surprised a more modern rifle and scope can do better !

[@gerardgoubel4169]

2 pouces à 300 mètres avec un mauser artisan de 24 pouces et bipieds ,et stetcher,.

[@benjaminparlin1628]

Yup gonna buy that same rifle. Straight up impressive. Great video!

[@ryansmithza]

That was really interesting. I'd love to see other calibres running a similar routine... particularly a 30-06

[@gradyhernandez4699]

Get a 25-06 better than a 30-06 .I have heard a 25-06 is superior

[@gradyhernandez4699]

Can anyone help me locate a 222 Remington?

[@doitnow3291]

Used an old Remington 788...so the cheap model....for my varmit gun. Chambered in 22-250 with a 6-18 power Redfield scope it was so very accurate On chucks at 250-350 yards...... I'm not suprised it could be pushed out longer

[@Honest-abe76]

i have a 788 also... bought it new in rapid city SD 1977 for prarie dogs.... I'm 64 now... one of the most accurate rifles i own.... have a Nikon 18× scope with 55 gr Hornady v max handloads... eazy nickel group at 200 yrds

[@philiporrell2936]

Absolutely awesome! You did what was said to be impossible... That's some good shooting and excellent Kentucky windage!

[@predatorhuntingobsession5104]

We’ve been shooting .223 and 22-250 in competition for years. I have a 22” barrel with 1:12 twist. For me it’s right at 26.7 MOA or 279.5 inches of drop. That’s using a 55 grain v-max traveling 3680 FPS at the muzzle.

[@illuminatedcrosshairs7865]

Now you see why I’ve been begging you to try the 22.250. Judging by the number of videos you’ve done on it, I’m guessing you are a huge fan now too! Great videos keep em coming. 👍👍👍

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it!!!

[@robertward553]

Lived 50 miles south of Cleveland back in the 70's, had a 222 and my buddy had a 22-250, used to tear up woodchucks. Loved them.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love the 22250!

[@gradyhernandez4699]

Ilike the 222 !

[@drzrider4399]

50 miles south like near Salem oh?

[@robertward553]

@@drzrider4399 Chippewa Lake

[@drzrider4399]

Weird I’m from the area and never heard of it will have to look it up. I’m south of Youngstown Ohio in Columbiana county. Country and we are probably 70 miles south of Cleveland

[@outdoorswithroostercurrie6984]

My hats 🧢 off to you Cuz. That was AMAZING and AWESOME JOB to your spotters calling your wind and shots. Great video Bro.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it!

[@macmcabee328]

Great ! I am a fan. I like your videos. I like the way you do it. I didn't have people telling me what I could and couldn't do. In the 80s and 90s I hit many coyotes and some jack rabbits at 800 yds. plus with both a Ruger No.1 and an Interarms Classic. Both 22-250 and usually with 55 gr. Hollow Point Boat Tail Bullets. ( There were places where we knew the range because of landmarks. ) We had no rangefinders or bullet drop compensator scopes. I had a standard 4 to 12 and 3 to 9 power scopes, 10 power binoculars and a 60 power spotter scope wich we seldom used. But the thing that we didn't have was the techno guys telling us how to do it. I also took 3 antelope at 1000 yards ( give or take 10 yards due to measuring in the desert ) and another which was not measured but was at least as long ( friends thought much longer ). I used a Parker Hale 7MM Rem Mag. with a 3 to 9 Weaver Scope and 139 grain bullets. These were actually hand loads which I worked out over a period of time. You can do it if you want to. Good luck. Mac

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Awesome!!!

[@jeffouellette9946]

What would have been neat is to see a couple of milk jugs out that far to see if it would have went into the second milk jug.

[@Loiczzr]

I had a rem 700 sps varmint in 22-250 (now rebarelled in 6.5 creedmor) had to change the stock (rem stock was horrible) put an hs precision stock, a 20 moa base, a simple Redfield hunting scope. If I remember the Remington barrel was 1-14 twist. I was reloading for it, 55 gr vmax on target. That rifle liked a little hot ammo better. Man size steel at 1000 yard was not too bad as long as there was no wind (once I even could it my 10 " round steel target) but at that distance we can't really have "accurate" hit. To me, 600 yards is where this caliber shine the most. Easy to shoot, easy to reload for. After about 3500 res my barrel was toast and decided to have it converted to a 6.5 creedmor. I still miss that 22-250, it's a very good round.

[@halfdollar86]

I have always wanted to build a fast twist 22-250 throated for high BC projectiles or a 22 creedmoor. I just haven’t got around to ever doing it. To my knowledge i can’t recall anyone ever putting a factory fast twist 22-250 on the market. Probably because it would be a hand loaders only gun.

[@donaldhesler3715]

I had a 22-250 in a Savage model 12 LRPV with a 1/9 twist barrel. The barrel was either 24” or 26” long. It would stabilize both 80 and 82 grain Berger Bullets. Shot good but I wanted to shoot F-TR so I changed the barrel to a Brux, 1/11 twist in .308. I gave or sold the 22-250 barrel to someone (another mistake I’ve made in this lifetime). I’ve lost my load data for that load but was recently told that someone has the load data in their load manual for the 80 and 82 grain Bullet. Enjoy and have a good day at the range.

[@bignlittleoutdoorstexascam3031]

Thanks for the video I no I was always asking for the 22-250its my favorite round wait till you see the damage on a deer

[@RebelRob34]

Ads running Adam, make sure they pay you. Great shot man, I couldn't hit that 200 yard shot!

[@lz3572]

Hey that looks like you had a great time at the range. The 22-250 is an awesome little cartridge. I have owned one for over 35 years. The best coyote and gopher cartridges. I do agree with the comment that it would be better with a 70 gr bullet for 1000 yards. But you did prove that it can do it with a 55gr.👍👍 If you put a 30 MOA rail on it you would get more elevation with out guessing hold over. Cheers

[@robertjackson1407]

Thank you 😊

[@naqibhusseinyar4292]

You should be competing in “King of long range shooting” man you even have a 50BMG so no problem!

[@toddk1377]

Now you gotta try your 223 at 1,000 yards. Glad see you prove the google machine wrong!!

[@BobCummins]

A 22-250 is faster that a phone call. I traded for a CVA Cascade in 308 today. I love it. I put a Leupold 3-9X40 scope on it.

[@chrislang5659]

I'm glad you got the opportunity to do that. I don't have anywhere to do that locally. My best right now is 300 with a 7mm-08 8 inch target, hit it first pull! 1.5×9 Leopold/ 700 remington 20" barrel! Surprised myself!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Good shooting!

[@chrislang5659]

@@WHOTEEWHO you too sir!

[@PARR53]

I had a M77 Rugar Predator Hawkeye in .22-250 years ago with a grey cerakote finish. I ended up selling it cause I didn’t feel it filled an actual roll for me. Boy what a huge mistake and I will definitely pick up another one of these in the near future. I hear the guys voice from Alabama Arsenal in the background. Another awesome channel. Great job with the video.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Alabama arsenal guys are awesome. Good friends of mine. Ibjust bought an m77 in 25-06!

[@PARR53]

WHO_TEE_WHO oh heck yeah! My brother had a Marlin in .25-06. Awesome deer gun. Laser beam. I look forward to seeing that video.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

More on the m77 soon!

[@joshuamagill4342]

It would be cool to see your 243 a 1000 yds!

[@ashmerch2558]

the 6mm's (243, 6mm creedmoor, 6 dasher, 6 GT) are dominating the competitive scene right now

[@UziRyder1]

Nice shiooting. That's a long way for such a light projectile.

[@ikesquirrel]

Awesome video. I love the 22-250. There's just something about the speed. It hits like Thor's hammer.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love 22-250!

[@islayporkers3529]

God that must be nice shooting that far, living in NY I can’t find a range further than 300 yards. Loses the fun when ya hit 3 inch targets every time almost

[@bray1952mj]

Nice shooting, that was a surprise that a 22-250 55 grain actually made it to 1000 yds.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I knew we could do it!

[@oldfarmer4700]

I use to think the bigger the better but when I started getting older about 20 years ago I didn't like getting the crap bet out of me and started varmint hunting and picked up the 22's. I bought a 220 swift after I seen a guns and ammo article on the Remington model 700 bdl first production that bob milick (spelling?) did. I bought the same gun with the same scope in the article. Oh what a blast. 55 grain nosler ballistic tip reloads I do. High winds keep it under 300 but if it's calm dust them easily up to 600.

[@platecrumb7161]

Don’t ever underestimate the little 22-250. That is one bad mama jama. I have complete confidence in mine.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it!

[@tedc7714]

I was on the range in the sir force,, the Sgt come over in me about my form. I had already looked the the scope. Shooting peep sigjt. I said sir would you look thru the scope. He said all in the bull. He said how long you been shooting . I said since I was 8 yrs old. He said carry on Before we left asked me if I would like to be on the shooting team. For lackland. I talked to my TI and he said you will be their go fer until one of them dies or something. And likely stay here your whole hitch. I passed on the offer. Haha. Glad I did.

[@oneangrycanadian6205]

Lol just stumbled upon this video my friend. MAN YOU LOOKED ALOT YOUNGER just 3 years ago lmao!!! Joking with you brother

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Yes I did. Now I'm old and fat and I stay stressed out 😳🤣

[@oneangrycanadian6205]

@@WHOTEEWHOI heard ya brother!!! This stress stuffs just got to go lol

[@hopewilliams6705]

Always watch Alabama arsenal liked to see the process of reaching out that far!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

They are good dudes

[@frisk151]

Nice video! Thanks.. I started off as a kid with a Vietnam Era (my Dad) "match grade" (so I was told) 20-250... An amazing round!

[@gradyhernandez4699]

22-250 vs 22 creedmoor?!

[@54Rocketeer]

Building a 22-250 from a Sako 75 with 1-8” twist barrel just started the process

[@seanfitzgerald5026]

That was awesome! Think I'm gonna get that 22-250 for my son.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love that rifle

[@chrislang5659]

Its a great cartridge, I have a Browning Medallion model. Very soft shooting round! Perfect for a young man!

[@jamespugh]

Local Walmart here has them in savage axis for $199 or so

[@robertwies6806]

Looks like a whole lotta fun....

[@waynebowman2315]

Awesome budget gun, and y'all done a good job of showing what it can do

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching Wayne! Love that cva

[@TexanUSMC8089]

CVA Cascade has the potential to be a great rifle. Bergara and CVA are owned by the same company down in Georgia. This rifle has a Bergara barrel, Timney rem 700 style trigger, and a big three lug 70 degree bolt. The scope base is the same as a savage model 110.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it

[@laughingdog6010]

I’ve never viewed one of your videos that wasn’t going to be a really fun video.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

🙏🙏🙏

[@mikeforce5926]

Wow great shooting.Sweet rifle.That was a really fun video.That sound at a thousand yards was cool.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Was a fun video

[@Murdernadofdeth]

Awesome video, I have a ruger 22-250, it’s a lot of fun

[@cavdvr99]

Great shooting. Enjoyed watching the video as much as you shooting.

[@gerrypope9666]

Smaller bullet wind don't affect as much. May do fine

[@robertsalyers1351]

I'm going to get me a Rifle Chambered in 22-250.....Yes, Sir

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love 22-250

[@ronwhittaker6317]

ty for the good o' video who tee

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Appreciate you watching bigtime!

[@coltwinchester6124]

Congratulations 🤠

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching

[@TommyboyGTP]

That's great shooting considering that round wasn't designed to be shot that far.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

We did it!

[@jasonpatterson2258]

Love my 22-250......

[@linhchingo1288]

All right Who tee who

[@josemoreno1893]

Amazing shots!!! Very nice video thanks!!

[@joshuamagill4342]

Sweet video!! I love that 22-250!

[@Bacrenfencing]

Used my 22-250 on long range rabbits on occasion...............needless to say when you hit them, there is nothing but steam left - it literally vaporises them. It is one super fast round !

[@abckirov1929]

Well done sir! I think you've answered a question that few would even think of asking. And there I was hesitant at shooting my Tikka .223 in a 500m match! LOL's on me!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

223 has plenty for 500

[@gpie_7777]

Great video, enjoyed it out of Sydney Australia. Very effective at 700 yrds! Would love to see your 300 win mag with 180 gr.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

300wm coming soon!

[@mattc1762]

Agree that was great

[@Hardwoods2020]

What does Google know. That's pretty cool. I've done 700 with my 22-250 and haven't bothered any further since my rounds are probably going back transonic at about 750 according to my ballistics app. Now 700 yds for my 260 Rem is a cake walk....which is only to be expected.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love the 22250

[@guardianminifarm8005]

Impressive. Nice rifle. Good shooting. Alabama Arsenal is a really good group of gun loving Patriots.

[@dpwhitaker7088]

I've watched you using this rifle in other videos and if this how all CVA's perform I would get one. Also your video proved the 22 250 is not a 1000 yard cartridge. Well done!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for watching DP!

[@fyisense9312]

Yeah, I'm on my third 22-250 barrel/gun and I mostly shoot the Nosler 40gr in a 14 Twist Rem take off barrel refitted to my action and when I saw 1000 yds I figured a custom 8 twist throated barrel for an 80 gr SMK. I wouldn't shoot the forty grain at anything past 300 yds and it will nearly one hole at 100 yds. I've shot my 6.5 X 47 out to 700 yds with good results but never 1000 yds. Things go away fast after 700 yds. I've shot 7mm08s out to a thousand yds and ran out of elevation on iron sites and scopes.

[@TheBeefSlayer]

That’s awesome Hooty!!!!! I’m sold on the cascade man! Your deer hunting at 700yards if you wrote down that dope. And I know you did. I better see an index card on the stock of that gun now. Some people put it inside the scope caps is cool. But hey, I wanna know..... did you do all the math before you bought your scope and base to see what you would need or did you just guesstimate it? Or is you go off someone else’s rig you saw and duplicate it???? What a gun. Love to see factory sub MOA rifles!

[@gristlepounder]

Cool. Love shooting longer ranges with smaller calibers!

[@WHOTEEWHO]

I love it!

[@TheMiraldi]

I love how the dude in the background is explaining, there's a square the a man to the right then another square then a man then a little man. Lol

[@JRDavis-hj4si]

I have a 1:14 twist. I’ve killed a deer at 860 yards; right through the heart. 22-250 is the best round ever made.

[@tmurray1972]

It didn’t waste no time hitting that 200 yard target..lol!!🔥🔥

[@allansnape416]

Excellent video

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Thanks for the visit

[@lesleyboeder1798]

Yhe 22 250 is very common in my area for coyotes. I hunt with a guy that shoots 75 to 100 coyotes a year. He has a heavy barrel Remington 700 in 22 250 and I have seen him hit coyotes at 500 yards well leaning against the truck mirror several times. Guys that shoot a lot at live game.running deer and coyotes with hounds learn to shoot very well

[@dross1492]

Fantastic-however cannot overcome bullet weight & BC. Would be deadly with a 1 x 8 twist barrel launching a 85 grain Berger.

[@seanbrown7954]

You need a 20 moa rail. You put your cross hairs back on the steel and click to your dirt splash.

[@dolphincliffs8864]

Love your spotter!

[@MrStaybrown]

Heck yeah! I have a Bergara hmr in .22-250, I haven't missed a coyote and farthest I've shot one is 510 yards.

[@waltersland3475]

Dad bought a 22-250 in 1967 a savage 110. If you could see ground squirrel in the scope it was dead. Killed many over 500 yds using speer 52gr hp. Sadly in the 80s it burned up in a house fire. All were loads we shot with H4895 at 35.5grs that we reloaded

[@gerardgoubel4169]

En Europe obligatoire de recharger les manufacturés hors de prix sans compter l'inflation des composants d’après covid😊😊😊

[@fang2114]

22-250, that’s the first rifle I ever used lol, besides a .22

[@richardoliver1468]

Who Tee Who..... That was awesome shooting at the 1000 yard mark. That last shot was dead center on the left edge of that plate. You should invite that other channel out to the range with you, so that he has an opportunity to update his page on your rifle's capabilities. Let' not forget that last shot was accomplished with your scope maxed out. Now I am not sure what impressed me most that rifle or your shooting abilities.

[@WHOTEEWHO]

Yup. Good friends of mine

[@drkaymotorsports]

Holy high scope batman.

[@keithjurena9319]

Bullet is going subsonic at 750 yards, causing instability which kills accuracy. Now if you could get tungsten bullets, a 55 grain length bullet would be 85 grains which would stay supersonic at 1200 yards.

[@lonniehall9006]

My 243 ruger American has 1-9 twist. Kentucky

[@johnfernandez3166]

I love it man

[@airguns_rc]

Nice shooting.

[@ronthompson2366]

Surprised anyone would say that it would not do it. But use some 20 moa bases and you can take that off the scope and allow you to dial in better...