.22 Hornet.

[Alsone 789]

 

I'm afraid I find it a bit sad ! But whatever floats your boat. I bet he has an app. to check the petrol consumption on his car !

Check out his other vid's especially the stalking ones....there is a purpose to what he is doing...plus its his job, long range tuition.

although I agree checking apps can be a pain ITA.

 

 

If you want long range tuition, check out Tiborasaurus Rex on Youtube.

 

Ex Special Forces sniper who's making shots at 1,800 metres + with 1st time hits even in cross winds!

 

He has a whole range of tutorial videos as well as demo videos and that guy can shoot!

 

Here's .243 Winchester at 1,553 Yards shot by his pal under his guidance!!!

 

Edited August 15, 2014 by Alsone

[Cedric 132]

Long range shooting is a definite science and good luck to those who enjoy it. I'm more into wandering round the fields, checking out nature as I go and being able to confidently hit live quarry when I need to. Having said that, if i have a rabbit clearance to do, particularly with .22 subs or the air rifle, I'll go and pop out a few range markers first so I'm confident of my aim points. That's after I've checked mil dots at various magnifications.

[celticrusader 78]

Its all practice guys whether having the proper guidance, land and opportunity to do so and unless on a range over here I doubt you'll come close to that sort of distance but that being said I bet there is a lot of satisfaction being able to make these shots at distance and I can understand the art in that.