Keith Warren takes a doe at Barbour Creek, while filming level 2 long range school. Using a BC 1400 in 6.5 PRC Buit on a Terminus action
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Keith Warren takes a doe during at Barbour Creek
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DoneNOut
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Is this the Keith Warren that claims he can kill deer by shooting a 50 BMG bullet only close to the deer without actually hitting it?
cohunt
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--- I remember that vid
DoneNOut
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JustMe2
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Agreed. This was a very high shot and almost a miss over the deer. At only 475 yds, that's nothing to brag about.
Rick Richard
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And now the Internet experts chime in to critique. I wonder if they EVER had a marginal shot?
I got to give it to the video host that he did spend the time, effort and money to improve his skills….and didn't the deer die.
Let's not highjack this post with the envy. My apologies too.
I got to give it to the video host that he did spend the time, effort and money to improve his skills….and didn't the deer die.
Let's not highjack this post with the envy. My apologies too.
Damage Inc.
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I've had lots of marginal shots…. but I also don't use them for advertising a shooting school. I recon if I did, then I'd be throwing myself to the mercy of internet experts.
Looks like it was straight up the front leg to me…. but a minute or so high. Not a bad shot, but not the kind of precision I'd expect on a sub-500 yard target, from a bench, with a shooting coach, and $10k worth of wares.
Looks like it was straight up the front leg to me…. but a minute or so high. Not a bad shot, but not the kind of precision I'd expect on a sub-500 yard target, from a bench, with a shooting coach, and $10k worth of wares.
DoneNOut
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And rather expected.That didn't take long............
codyadams
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Without being there I don't think you can accurately say where that bullet hit from that low light video. I have documented many of my kills. Impacts, especially in low light, are often not where they initially look. I'm not saying he didn't hit a touch high, but assuming he did is only doing one thing, assuming, and we all know how that can make people look.
It's similar to people complaining about bullet performance of the animal that "they made a perfect shot on" but never recovered the animal. You don't know what you don't know. So let's not pretend. Especially when all your doing is pointlessly derailing a thread.
It's similar to people complaining about bullet performance of the animal that "they made a perfect shot on" but never recovered the animal. You don't know what you don't know. So let's not pretend. Especially when all your doing is pointlessly derailing a thread.
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The 2:40 mark gives a magnified view of the shot. I think the hair flying in the background threw people off. Like you said Cody "
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Originally I also thought the shot might have been high. But on reviewing the video (2:42 mark) I'm pretty sure that the POI was in the crease. You can see the shock on the body. The hair flying up behind the doe is a distraction which pulls the eye up. Looking at the shock IMO might be a better indicator of POI.
