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Long Range TRICK SHOT - STANDING Position! - EGG (Crazy TINY Target)
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- Опубліковано 20 гру 2017
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Wild! Long Range Shooting Like You've NEVER Seen Before! .22 caliber at 300 yards at an EGG! This could be a World Record
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Kirsten attempts to shoot a crazy TINY target at ranges longer than traditional shooting distances, in the STANDING position (offhand shooting)!
The target is very tiny and extreme perfection and precision is needed for this shot. The target is so small it can not even be seen with the naked eye, and barely even with a scope! Watch closely and you will see the dust clouds hit the FAR mountain in the distance as Kirsten Joy Weiss attempts this incredibly difficult trick shot - More like performance shooting! ( Extreme Marksmanship )
Also, pay attention for some great long range shooting tips in this episode as well. Always more to learn and more to challenge ourselves with in the fun, challenge, and joy of shooting!
Long Range Shooting Trick Shot, marksman trick shots, 300 yard egg
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A 22 LR at 300 yards would be a challenge from a bench. Doing so off hand is spectacular. You are amazing Kirsten!
Every shot was remarkable and with a 10x scope on an semi-auto. A .22 lr drops roughly 134" or 11' at 300 yards. I have a 50x scope on a custom bolt action Anschutz I couldn't do it from a bench. This takes exceptional ammo to be this consistent. You really have no idea what you're seeing until you try it. Kirsten you are as deadly as you are pretty.
That is an extremely impressive shot. Not many marksmen or markswomen could pull that off. That is extremely well done.
I actually like that you show your misses. It's interesting to see you look at which direction you missed in and make corrections to get to the hit. Gives a feel for how dynamic shooting a gun can be.
300 yards standing with a .22 rifle in breezy conditions. All I can say is, you are very gifted. Thanks for sharing your amazing skill with us.
she is gifted in more than one way-lol
That grass is not even barely moving
Idk I could do that with irons at 300 first time I ever held a pole.
Girl, forget the egg. That tight a pattern with a 22 at that distance. AWESOME 👏
Exactly!
And standing as well
How old is that young woman? I got very distracted by. The rifle.
kinderjoy
she never missed it more than an inch and most of her shots were closer than that..very impressive.
Making that shot from that distance standing while having wind blowing against you is just insane. That was like 4 shots within 6 inches. She’s got skillssssss
Ummmmm they starting building weapons in the 1860’s that Good Ole Farm Boys, that can’t read or write and only know how to slop pigs and feed chickens, and ride horses, never seeing a AutoMobile or a Motion Picture the ability to pick up load & fire projectiles in the general Direction of the target.
Major Range Violation;
Weapon Stored ONTOP of case, Round in Battery, but it’s
“ OK “ the safety is On.
That’s when the R.S.O. Confiscates your weapon. Tells you to leave the property & tells you to pick it up at the Local S.O. after 8 months when they get it back from Forensics.
WoW she can use a tool to do what it was built to do.
Friggin Amazing isn’t it.
@@waterdog9555 You should post a video shooting and egg at 300 yards with a .22lr just to prove your point of how absolutely easy this is.
@@That-Dude Like Dude,,,, 6:30 into the video.
The woman lays a loaded charged weapon. ( Round in Battery )
“ Don’t Worry it’s on Safe “
Pointed directly down range on a case, and she just got it YESTERDAY, from somebody that built it FOR HER.
Right!
@@That-Dude Ummmm I built a better 10/22 myself 2 1/2 decades ago. Way back when she was in the crib begging for the bottle.
Military Trained Armorer.
🤡’s think they are gun experts.
@@That-Dude FYI Joy or her Censor hath deleted most of my criticism of her Safe Handling of a FireArm.
And I expect these to have a limited life span.
Cause SHE knows, she screwed the SAFETY Pooch.
That's the most beautiful arm rested standing position I've ever seen in my life. *Yes, I'm single and shoot 22 lr.
Showing the misses helped. 300 yards with a .22 is crazy. Even with the misses you were still spot on in my opinion. You are a joy to watch. I guess you have been around for a bit. I never clicked on because I thought you were just clickbait. You are the real McCoy and a vision to watch. Thx for the lessons
9:50 - I prefer honesty over "scripted perfection", btw those misses also shows great consistency!
Agreed
As an Army Infantry Veteran, I am very impressed with your shooting skills. I could hit that egg all day long with my AR. But to do it with a .22 with only 10X magnification is amazing. You just got a new sub.
Well your issue rifle *is* a .22.
I heard of Marines calling the rifles they were using in Iraq "garbage" b/c they were scoring head shots "only" out to 800 yds when a sniper explained that they were using better gear than snipers used in Viet Nam.
One more thing Kirsten, you're honesty is golden! 'Please' never change!!!
“It’s all about perseverance. Shooting teaches you that (perseverance)” Love it! 👍🏻
My dear, you are perfection. Artemis herself would be challenged by such a shot. The very fact you could get in the realm of an egg, with a .22 at 300 yards is nothing short of impressive, let alone nailing it.
...And Aphrodite would release the hounds out of jealousy.
I first saw this video a year or so ago when you put it out and was quite impressed, what I failed to mention was that every one of the 'misses' would have been a right on target direct hit 'head shot'.... When you think of it in that context that is truly ridiculously extraordinary shooting!!!!
One of the things that makes these vids impressive is the humanity. You are a true advocate and professional. Keep up the good work.
That's for sure
My best friend and I grew up shooting empty shotgun shells at 100 yds with a ruger single six (.22). People thought we were lying when we told them we averaged four out of six hits. Apparently we didn't know it was "not possible". Great shooting! And thank you for not editing out the misses!
I hone my sharpshooting skills shooting 8mm blanks at 100yd with a .177 air rifle.
Comes in handy when I'm out rabbitting, most people sight in for 30 yards for rabbit. I sight in for 100 and bean it every time.
Incredible shot! I love how you leave everything in, misses and all. And my goodness what an epic shot! Thanks for being so fun! This watches like a TV show, and I love that!
I love this video.. I'm taking my 13y/o son shooting today, and you just gave me some life lessons to teach him as we attempt to shoot an egg.
Great job! My son and I really enjoyed watching you hit that egg. I just gave my 11 year old son a Ruger 10/22 that my father gave me in 1984. I am happy my son can enjoy firearms and watch Kirsten practice a great shooter's stance.
There is nothing trick about this shot, pure skill. Very impressive.
@GoFuck Yourself screen name is appropriate.
Hitting such a small target from that far with a 22LR is very impressive. Even if you were bench resting. Let alone standing. Even with such a nice rifle. Well done! 🎯
And much respect showing the attempts which were all excellent shots from that distance. Growth is born of action. 💪
Damn impressive. I'd have trouble making that shot at 300 yards with a 5.56 NATO, let alone a .22LR
As a retired US Army Armor Master Gunner, I'm impressed by your skills. Also, thanks for reminding me that I still have a few hormones left.
Same here. I shot a few subsonic loads after watching this. Longer length of pull too. Splatter targets help.
ptschafer we talking about the same thing still?
Daniel Ortego well said
Lol
That's enough to make a bulldog break his chain!
🤣🤣...😎
That was freaky how still you held the gun on that last shot. I think I was holding my breath with you. Phew!!! Great shot.
There is one "Triple Threat" every man should be worried about - a Very Hot Woman, with a gun and she's a far better shot than you are; in fact one of the best in the world. I always love watching Joy's shooting tutorials, I just keep forgetting to watch her technique, so I have to keep rewinding.
Unbelievable 300 yards! 😍
I very much admire your wisdom and humility in showing your missed shots. I am partially sighted, but enjoy shooting. My challenges are typically not what would necessarily be "challenging" for a shooter with perfect eyesight, and so my competition is not with others, but with myself. As you said, it's about perseverance and finding out and using what works, and not becoming discouraged. Thanks for this amazing video, you are truly inspiring!
You are too! Thanks for sharing
Awesome job Kirsten! That is amazing. When I was in the Army it was a challenge to hit a man-sized pop-up target at 300m with iron sights. Even with the optic, an egg is tiny.
Its very cool that you've had enough experience to really know the different difficulty levels. All useful!
Scorpiuszeroone
Very true.
And, every one of her "misses" would have been a kill shot for sure, on a pop up target.
Its even more cool that you read the comments and reply back, a true indication of your wonderful personality.
That egg isn’t the only thing teasing us.
I have never seen a .22 that would shoot 300 yards. 300 feet would be a challenge.
I was also super concentrated.
@@noveltywood Shoot my .22 at the fifty yard range every week, and place tight groups, on a good day one round on top another in three round groups. With an Rossi RB22 I paid $100 for and a Cheap Barska scope. If I had access to a longer range it would be great.
I have shared your video with my wife, two daughters and grand daughter. I told them girls can too! Thanks for a joyful and inspiring vid.
I don’t ever want to be downrange of her as an enemy! She is a very impressive shooter. Unbelievable last shot!
I set here thinking you would end the video without hitting. Thanks for showing the misses. In the Army I learned that practice and consulting others teaches you how to hit a 300 meter target with consistency. Nice job!
The yolks on us, LOL😅😂😱🤯👏👍
I start to say, "It's not the shot. Then I think that the shot really is part of it. But, it's really the attitude. From when she begins to attempt the shot to when she explains why she shows her misses, her attitude about what shooting is and the challenge of life is what really makes Kirsten special. Then she ends with the antelope "shooting" at her. Her love of life is just the driver of her videos. Her smile is not bad either.
"Excuse me a moment...I'm going to super-concentrate!" I said that the first second I clicked on this.
LMAO...
I want my daughter to watch this. Shooting a 22 at that distance off hand is very impressive, so much concentration. I appreciate that you left in all the misses(by a hair) and talked about perseverance which is key to succeeding in anything. Thank you for sharing that!
300 yds STANDING AT AN EGG!!!! with a .22 lr. I don't care if it is a super accurate rifle with all the bells and whistles!!! You did a fantastic job of your wind calls also!!!
How wonderful to see such smiles and positive attitude from a nice young lady.Enjoyed your video. God bless you and America. Enjo
Watching her domineer and form she is messing with you.
The misses are to draw you in. This girl is a pro.
Great work Kirsten.
Yeah. you could be right. and to make the video long for advertisement. who knows..
100% worth it though. I could watch this over and over all day. This video is extremely arousing!
This video embodies the joy of shooting at any skill level. It doesn't matter whether you are trying to hit your first bullseye, trying to cut the strings of hanging cans at 100 yards with a .17 HMR or a pro shooter like Kirsten having fun with a egg, challenging yourself is pure fun. Kirsten is a great ambassador for shooting sports. Anti-gunners think we are a bunch of Rambo wanna-be's or crazies rather than just normal people enjoying a normal country pastime. Superb job!
300 yards? Kirsten is quite a sniper to hit an egg, with no less a22 calibre! WOW!!
Kirsten - Let's bring back the Impossible Shots on Shooting USA..!! Doing the math for a 1 1/2" target at 300 yards would be 3/4" at 200 and 3/8" at 100 or .37 MOA..!! And then the offhand, mirage, wind doping, barrel fouling and the rotation of the earth...That hip thrust would have been really cool in High Power competition....Have a great day, FC
All laughing anddownplaying how difficult this is. The girl is a pro. Unbelivable shot......well done!
Kirsten is beautiful and talented. An awesome shot and a joy to watch.
God bless you Kirsten.
This video inspired me into a few shots over the last few years I sure miss these inspirational videos I hope you are shooting on a regular basis and enjoying it. Cheers Kirsten
*"There's no boredom in shooting."* _Thanks for the inspiration._
We need more true American women like this in Arizona. God bless
+ekim andersom lol
@ekim andersom lol
I love to shoot too. I had my hunting licence at 18 . Now I am doing IDPA training. As a woman I think its important to know how to do everything and shooting is one of them😊
In a standing position 😳 wow. Congratulation from Switzerland
Right!?
Not only the egg teasing us. I;m sorry LOL !!! On a side note. That's some great marksmanship. Respect
Baby doll, I honestly didn't think you were gonna hit the egg!! Call me IMPRESSED!!😅😂
I like that you show your misses as you say it shows your perseverance and I like that good on you Kirsten :-)
You demonstrate great shooting technique. Congratulations on hitting that target! When I shoot 10-meter air pistol, I never get bored about hitting the bullseye. It's like aiming for the period on a sheet of paper at arm's length. Success makes me happy. Continued success for you, too.
Miss!! U did it great!!! Im so inspired!! Thanks, my couch ask me to watch ur vid on this channel, because I will take lessons of how to do it! And now it be my hobby!
"It's gonna do the job enough, and hopefully I'll do the rest" , I'd probably marry any woman that said that to me.
Desperation rears its ugly head
SHE IS MARRIAGE MATERIAL , THAT'S FOR SURE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I must be getting old... I see a stunning, amazing, radiant woman shooting an accurate .22 at an egg 300 yards away, with textbook perfect offhand form, wearing pants that accentuate her well toned legs... and all I can think is; "Damn, all her missed shots are "downwind", and perfect for elevation... all she needs is a quarter minute left!". From a much lower level Highpower and Smallbore shooter - that's some amazing shooting there, ma'am!
Impressive. Not only did you shoot sub MOA but you also held that heavy rifle for a VERY long time. That takes muscle control.
I remember at one point I signed up to shoot 200 yards with a .22. The organizers' explanation was that it was equivalent to shooting 600 yards with a 308. So your characterization of a .22 @ 300 yards equating to .308 @ 1000yds is probably about right. His scale of comparison had to do with the time of flight for the bullet. The longer the time of flight the longer the wind affects the path of the bullet.
I whooped when you hit it! This is my first time visiting your channel, but I have already fallen in love with your personality, attitude, and skills! I'm subscribing ;)
Just saw this, if it had been a grapefruit you would have hit it every shot. Showing the misses just shows your integrity, and detracts nothing from your shooting. Keep it up!
she is a real sharp shot that is gorgeous! she is top shelf.
I was a sniper in military. We were issued tripod stands some of the stuff I was sent on had some unique items shooting targets behind a wall shooting through a hole in the wall size of .50 piece with heat source detector 880 to 1100 yards out. I can only tell you we trained to be the best at that point we learned not all bullets are made of aluminum, or any metals. I was blown away with what I learned. I dont miss still to this day
Fantastic!! That's one heck of a way to scramble an egg...
I also enjoy shooting very small targets at long range, not because I think I'm a great shot, but for the sheer joy of the challenge. I've managed to surprise myself a time or two on shots I didn't think were possible.
Every shot was right there. A lot of variables come into play with a 22 Great job as always Kirstin
Didn't think that was possible. Well done Kirsten!
Honey I’ve got news for you, missing an Egg at 300 yards by 1/32 of an inch, is not a miss. Not only are you a amazing shot, your breath taking Beautiful, your a 10+.
I've hit many quarters at 300 with a .22 Remington bolt action 222 with a 4 power Weaver scope.
My father built that rifle and a model 722 .308 which i used for bench rest silhouette shooting up to 1250 yards.
But my hats are off to you for trying the offhand stance.....
I was a Marine expert
I agree very much on the fact that shooting is a mental battle at times, but it takes pervereance and always challenging your self and your skill set. In doing so it teaches you more about coping skills for these challenges.
Such accurate shooting while standing too, that is quite impressive.
Was anybody else trying to use their Jedi mind power to force the bullets to hit the egg?
When she finally hit it l, I let out an involuntary hoot of applause.
real good shooting tomb raider Weiss shooting the dinosaur egg LOL
Speaking of "A lot of Perfection"... You are that woman! 😍
Amazing!
The longest shot I've ever tried with a .22lr was 200 yards, at a larger target, prone & sling supported, and even that was not an easy shot. Your shooting is amazing!
Merry Christmas!!!
Gunslinger454 best I've ever been able to do standing is 10in target at 200m and 4in seated at a concrete bench both with only slight breezes. Anything else and I end up all over the place.
I used to pop squirrels at 400 yards with low velocity 22's. Piece of cake.
QUAS UMA shut yo lyin ass up
400ft maybe?
Yeah, I'll believe that when I see it.
Nah, that’s nothing. I used to bullseye womp rats in my T-16 back home. 😂
@Brian Dane LOL. I wish I could. Maybe in my next life I’ll come back as a Luke Skywalker 😁
@@Nigol66 You should have used quotation marks. Not everyone has seen Star Trek! Teehee he he
@@earlhollar1906 that’s so wrong dude, I know what you did... Star Trek indeed...
@@Nigol66 ... with my luck, if I come back, it might be as a womp rat... lol
@@macdaddy9344 LOL 👍
Shooting an egg at 300 yards with a 22 LR. Off Hand,,, I don't care if it was match grade 22 or not whether it was a match grade rifle or not... This Lady can shoot. I grew up shooting Groundhogs with a 22. And a man who was a Virginia mountain man was the best of all around. He wouldn't have believed that shot if he hadn't seen it in person. A 22 is a light bullet and just the slightest wind and temps can cause it to move around. And she was "lobbing the bullets in." Then add on "How the hell can she hand hold a rifle that steady" ? That grouping was incredible. . HATS OFF TO THAT LADY...
I love a woman who can shoot. i also love one who is honest. I love the attitude you had about not editing yourself to impress anyone never lose that..
If only I was about 90 years younger ... I never thought I would see this day ... Guns, gals, & jeeps.
My oh my. 😎
You were dating at age 10? or you are 118 years old?
That was a phinominal shot and you are correct, it's the journey of the shot where the fun lies.
Very nice. Showing your misses humanizes you and makes you even more adorable. Nice shooting!
That is really fine shooting . I get tired of people shooting 100 yards from a bench rest and tell you how good they shoot . Standing, kneeling, or prone position is the only way to show your shooting skills .
I agree. Never really understood the appeal of bench shooting.
Bench shooting is a stable way to check your new rifle...
A positive person with some great skill sets what’s not to love! 👍🏻
Sun high left with no breeze.
You are just chasing the mirrage.
Your shooting is spot on.
Every shot is a kill.
Nice shooting..!
That was a fun video to watch Kirsten, but with your looks, I think I'd be happy watching you wash dishes.
That was an awesome shot! Thanks for keeping it real by sharing the misses too. When you got serious, i.e. Super concentrate, you hit it in the first try. Happy holidays Kirsten!
Wow, That is nicely built! The gun was pretty cool too!
Ha ha you're a pig. funny because i was just thinking the same thing. Guess we are all pigs.
Well stated.
Beautiful & a great shot!!! :))
That's my sister
Craig Ferguson much? LOL
There is something you don’t really mention is the wind a 22LR shooting that far the wind had a lot with what was going on when you were close for the shots. If the wind was perfect calm I think you could have got it 2 to 3 shots
a fun dork smashing eggs in the most complicated way possible. love it.
Impressive offhand stability. I cant even keep that still prone or off a bench. To calm your body enough for complete stillness offhand is nearly superhuman
Excellent target acquisition, weapon control, and patience! You exemplify the "right stuff" for the shooting sports!
That attitude makes you a winner. Leaned a lot. Thanks.
It’s egging you on!
That was an eggselent shot!
Absolutely amazing shooting....most people have no idea how difficult this is.....especially from a standing position.....great job!
Bill Smith oh come on it’s hard but it’s not that hard. This rifle is clearly way more lighter.
Not if you're shooting a bb gun.
That is a tough shot I think more gals should go shooting look at the fun she is having
Truth Sir. I've been shooting for a few decades but I am CERTAIN that I cannot do that. Not because I don't want to or wouldn't try hard enough.
It is just that difficult if a shot...
You have earned my respect Kirsten Joy.
And it is definitely challenging and I admire you for that. You are amazing!
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Amazing shooting at an impossibly small target for the firearm being used. Well done!
I know your JOY! I remember 100 years ago, I made an offhand 260 yd. shot on a windy day into one of those 2"x2" self sticking Styrofoam EXPLODING targets. It took 4 shots to blow it up; all 4 shots hit the foam, but it only explodes when you hit the orange quarter-sized dot in the middle.
Lady, you're fantastic with 22LR! I'd be willing to bet you would beat my best shots (probably with ease!), in any contest!
---> I used 5.56 x 45mm, no real bragging rights, but for a beginner's first semi-long range shot, I was very happy and cheering, dancing and I felt exhilarated!
You are brilliant! You show us it's okay to miss, just persevere. No quitters. You are a leader and a teacher and a very good shot!
A drill sergeant once said to me, "Practice makes perfect and perfect makes permanent." So, that's what I call some fine shootin'. Way to go! Grunt Style represent! I salute you, for my hat's off to you now
Mine said brute force and ignorance cure 99% of life's situations
I did the math. 40 GR 22LR at 300 yds is about 110" drop. Equivalent drop for a 168 GR .308 occurs at just under 650 yards.
(Both rifles zero'd at 100yd)
It's a bulletproof egg!
rubber egg
Nah, she was just warming up the frying pan before she cracked the egg into it.
Eventually it succumbed to the law of terminal ballistics.
She scared that poor defenseless egg into Infertility!
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣