.123 MOA @ 1360 yds

[COBrad]

Now and then I shoot a group that goes on the wall behind my reloading bench. This is one of them.
This group is the best 3 out of a five shot group. Got a best 3 the week before that measured 4".
Practicing to try beat my current longest shot of 1402 yds on a marmot.

 

[WildRose]

Darn fine Shooting! gun)

 

[FEENIX]

Darn fine Shooting! gun)

Yep, I'll second that! gun)gun)

 

[Rick Richard]

Awesome!

 

[Varmint Hunter]

Nice shooting. Its always nice when things come together.

Several years ago, I set up a target in the groundhog fields at 600 yds. I just wanted to confirm my drops on a custom 22-243AI. Fired 3 shots and moved in to see where the impacts were. Low & behold all 3 holes were in a tiny cluster which measured .625". That stunt was never to be repeated by me.

 

[Len Backus]

Wowser!

 

[geo4061]

Awesome, but don't leave it there. Caliber, bullet, velocity, rifle, conditions

 

[elkaholic]

Now and then I shoot a group that goes on the wall behind my reloading bench. This is one of them.
This group is the best 3 out of a five shot group. Got a best 3 the week before that measured 4".
Practicing to try beat my current longest shot of 1402 yds on a marmot.

That is one heck of a group! .........Rich

 

[COBrad]

Quarter Minute Magnums rifle; BAT HR action, 28" Kreiger #19 taper barrel chambered for 7 mag .307 neck, Berger 180 gr HVLD's, Jewell 20 oz. trigger, Greybull stock w/ bedding block milled out and glass bedded, Schmidt Bender PMII 4-16 scope.
Conditions were pretty calm with only .25 MOA wind dialed in. Shooting from bipod.

 

[elkaholic]

Quarter Minute Magnums rifle; BAT HR action, 28" Kreiger #19 taper barrel chambered for 7 mag .307 neck, Berger 180 gr HVLD's, Jewell 20 oz. trigger, Greybull stock w/ bedding block milled out and glass bedded, Schmidt Bender PMII 4-16 scope.
Conditions were pretty calm with only .25 MOA wind dialed in. Shooting from bipod.

Brad..........Best group I have shot was with a lot of the same components and conditions It was with my 30/375 S.I. at 880 yards (not up to your group) at 1.18". BAT HR, 28" Krieger Sendero contour, Jewell trigger and Greybull stock with calm conditions. I was using my 208 gr. SXR bullets. That BAT action is amazing! I can lift the bolt with one finger on a load that would nearly blow a primer.....Rich

 

[COBrad]

Same experience here with my BAT. My loads are several grains over book, but no pressure signs I can detect. I have 11 reloads on my brass. Neck annealing done to keep neck tension consistent. I usually neck size and bump shoulders .001 when necessary.

 

[brentc]

Where did the other two shots go?

 

[COBrad]

The other two shots were to the left near the top of the bull. The overall group was just over a half MOA.

 

[brentc]

Very nice.