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Donovan Moran
2000 Yards - 6Dasher
At the portable "Big Shooter" bench firing position (above)
Down range to 2001-Yards (below)
The Target (below)
5-shot Group = 15.1" - .72-MOA (4 at 8.75" / .418-MOA)
Particulars:
Berger 105-VLD Target
31" Brux 7.83-twist
3060-fps at Muzzle
507-fps at Target
121-MOA of Elevation
7-MOA of Windage (2.6-MOA calculated Spin Drift)
Time of Flight = 4.82-seconds
Max Height = 1149" / 95.7' @ 1292-yards
Transonic @ 1256-yards
Subsonic @ 1344-yards
49-F / 28.57" / 45% / 7-mph SE - 6:30 to 7:00
1388' at Bench (FRP) <> 14T 559486.00 E 5125900.43 N (UTM)
1300' at Target (TRP) <> 14T 558312.40 E 5127303.40 N (UTM)
-3 degrees slope
321-degree Heading (SE to NW)
2001-yards
Forward spotter - Keith H.
Position spotter - Eugene S.
Trigger man - me
Pejsa Ballistics
Story:
Preset the adjustable mount to 100-MOA at 100yds at my range.
Drove to the location and setup <> James River valley in LaMoure County, ND.
Started out by adding 24 more MOA (124 Total) of Elevation.
Dialed 3-MOA of Left (2.6-MOA for spin drift plus a little for the 6:30 to 7:00 wind).
1st shot splash <> Right and a little High
2nd shot, dialed over and fired, impact was behind the board so we figured it went through.
Fired 4 more and drove down. None on, but splash scraps showed they went over the top, but not by much.
Knowing were close we set up the forward spotter - Keith at 200' forward and left - with a car for a barricade.
Drove back and dropped the elevation and fired <> in the dirt low right (blew dirt on the target board)
8th shot <> dialed up and over <> On - low and right
9th shot <> dialed up and over <> On - center high
Dialed down and ran 5 shots <> results above in pictures
Symmetrical bullet holes that showed good stability
Gun:
6Dasher
700-Rem
Jewel BR
Shehane MBR Tooley
NF 12-42x56 BR
Elevation mount - homemade
What a blast !.!.!....... and don't under estimate a 6Dasher !.!.!
Donovan Moran
At the portable "Big Shooter" bench firing position (above)
Down range to 2001-Yards (below)
The Target (below)
5-shot Group = 15.1" - .72-MOA (4 at 8.75" / .418-MOA)
Particulars:
Berger 105-VLD Target
31" Brux 7.83-twist
3060-fps at Muzzle
507-fps at Target
121-MOA of Elevation
7-MOA of Windage (2.6-MOA calculated Spin Drift)
Time of Flight = 4.82-seconds
Max Height = 1149" / 95.7' @ 1292-yards
Transonic @ 1256-yards
Subsonic @ 1344-yards
49-F / 28.57" / 45% / 7-mph SE - 6:30 to 7:00
1388' at Bench (FRP) <> 14T 559486.00 E 5125900.43 N (UTM)
1300' at Target (TRP) <> 14T 558312.40 E 5127303.40 N (UTM)
-3 degrees slope
321-degree Heading (SE to NW)
2001-yards
Forward spotter - Keith H.
Position spotter - Eugene S.
Trigger man - me
Pejsa Ballistics
Story:
Preset the adjustable mount to 100-MOA at 100yds at my range.
Drove to the location and setup <> James River valley in LaMoure County, ND.
Started out by adding 24 more MOA (124 Total) of Elevation.
Dialed 3-MOA of Left (2.6-MOA for spin drift plus a little for the 6:30 to 7:00 wind).
1st shot splash <> Right and a little High
2nd shot, dialed over and fired, impact was behind the board so we figured it went through.
Fired 4 more and drove down. None on, but splash scraps showed they went over the top, but not by much.
Knowing were close we set up the forward spotter - Keith at 200' forward and left - with a car for a barricade.
Drove back and dropped the elevation and fired <> in the dirt low right (blew dirt on the target board)
8th shot <> dialed up and over <> On - low and right
9th shot <> dialed up and over <> On - center high
Dialed down and ran 5 shots <> results above in pictures
Symmetrical bullet holes that showed good stability
Gun:
6Dasher
700-Rem
Jewel BR
Shehane MBR Tooley
NF 12-42x56 BR
Elevation mount - homemade
What a blast !.!.!....... and don't under estimate a 6Dasher !.!.!
Donovan Moran
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