Well, most 1kyd Dasher shooters are not using ~68gr FB bullets right? Why not? Do they think 105VLDs are as accurate? Do they think a 6Dasher is as accurate as a 6PPC or 30BR, and could shoot against them(with any chance) in VFS?RMiller said:Ask any 1000 yard Dasher shooter if he built his dasher for accuracy or wind drift.
No, what they better think is that the 105VLD is accurate enough -at 1kyd -due to it's BC, -in light winds, and that the dasher case has sufficient capacity for this bullet/format.
The Dasher shooter who states this knows what he's doing.
Well let me try & guess your magic formula for distance shooting builds:RMiller said:I shoot 1000 yard benchrest and "EVERY" gun I build I build for accuracy first and formost. Some I build are built with wind bucking in mind but never does it trump accuracy.
Heaviest per cal bullets, and tight twist relatively long barrels
Case capacity large enough to get ~2950fps
Heavy, bulky stocks to weight down all the recoil
Maybe a muzzle brake so that your twisting/torquing/pile driving gun is still pointed in the same zipcode between shots
If any of this is true, and I don't know if it is with it being so complicated and all, then have you recognized that every bit of this build is in contrast with the most accurate guns in the world(PB BR guns)? Do you think your LR guns can hang with a 6PPC/30br up close?
Well, what is your accuracy up close? How bout at distance?
I'm curious about how accurate your 'guns built for accuracy first' really are..
Can you even manage 1/2moa consistently at 1kyd?
Before losing any credibility, just go ahead and concede that you can not.. NOBODY is shooting ~5" groups at 1kyd consistently.
WHY IS THAT?
With all these 1kyd guns built that absolutely shoot better than 1/2moa(up close), any day of the week, but often fail to produce it at 1kyd, why is it YOU still think it's about 'gun accuracy'?
Let's look at it one more way(that correlates to this thread); Would you suggest that a gun that shoots ~0.2moa groups at 300yds qualifies as 'accurate' enough to take on 600yd/1kyd competition?
If you think so, then maybe we'll all be shooting 30BRs in the near future -for every sport.
This would be great. And all we would ever have to do to make this happen, is delude ourselves to believe it(as a herd,, everyone must believe it's about 'gun accuracy' at the same time, or it won't work).
The truth is: you build LR guns to reduce the affects of hold-off errors FIRST, that are sufficiently accurate SECOND. Only your skills, and those of mother nature, steer the favor between these factors.









