Range shooting ability - honest opinions requested

[Just Plinkin]

Opinions on these range shots

All shots at 24" x 42" plate

1138 meters - Prone - 3rd & 4th shot hits of 5 shots
M110 ,308 175 grain hollow point boat tail
10X TMR optic

1138 meters - Standing w/tripod - 2nd shot hit of 5 shots
M110 ,308 175 grain hollow point boat tail
10X TMR optic

1138 meters - Standing w/ tripod - 5th shot hit of 5 shots
M110 ,308 175 grain hollow point boat tail
Iron sights

1138 meters - Prone - Cold bore - 5th shot hit of 5 shots with no dope
M2010 ,300 Win Mag 190 grain hollow point boat tail
20X optic H58 Reticle

1138 meters - Standing w/ tripod - 2nd shot hit
M2010 ,300 Win Mag 190 grain hollow point boat tail
20X optic H58 Reticle

Just curious

Thanks

 

[Ned Ludd]

It's not clear what you are asking, or what the choices in the poll represent. Are you asking readers to select which shot(s) they think were the most difficult?

 

[Just Plinkin]

probably just a comment on ability in general as compared to others who have or do shoot at distances like that

 

[Bc'z]

Counting shots versus hits you can look at this 2 ways....
25% hit success
Or
75% missed

 

[MikeMcCasland]

I don't take these kinds of shots often, but generally speaking they would all be fairly difficult with the caliber/bullet combos.

Even prone with a flat range and light winds, 1250 yards with a 308/175SMK & a 10 power optic is not easy lol.


I'd be looking to change the bullet weights if class/match rules would allow; that includes both the 308 & 300 win options. 175s and 190s are bullets of a bygone era, despite how well they shoot. 185s-215s are where I'd be looking, and even then those shots wouldn't be easy.

I've played around with one of my F-T/R rifles at a 2000 yard range before (one where you're shooting over a massive canyon, in relatively high winds). That same rifle will shoot pretty freaking well on a 1000 yard highpower range, but was shooting like 4-5 foot groups at 1300y when you couldn't read the wind except from the firing point and target.

 

[Just Plinkin]

I don't take these kinds of shots often, but generally speaking they would all be fairly difficult with the caliber/bullet combos.

Even prone with a flat range and light winds, 1250 yards with a 308/175SMK & a 10 power optic is not easy lol.


I'd be looking to change the bullet weights if class/match rules would allow; that includes both the 308 & 300 win options. 175s and 190s are bullets of a bygone era, despite how well they shoot. 185s-215s are where I'd be looking, and even then those shots wouldn't be easy.

I've played around with one of my F-T/R rifles at a 2000 yard range before (one where you're shooting over a massive canyon, in relatively high winds). That same rifle will shoot pretty freaking well on a 1000 yard highpower range, but was shooting like 4-5 foot groups at 1300y when you couldn't read the wind except from the firing point and target.

Thanks for info and bullet weight suggestion. Appreciate it!