How Effective is a Quarter Mile Headshot??? (338 Lapua Magnum)
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- How Effective is a Quarter Mile Shot? Today we find out!
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I’m not a long range shooter so feel free to roast me if I got too excited 😂 The 35mph winds definitely made it tougher
Love your videos brother
not to roast, but I suggest you get yourself a spotting-scope for that beast. You'll be glad you did.
They also make & sell adapters that allow you to attach your phone and be able record the footage of target hits. Priceless! Well, $6/round priceless.
I get the feeling that long range shooting especially with cheaper rounds is definitely in your future and then really stepping up that .338 monster to a mile at least! Like the other gentleman said, a good spotting scope will help. Thanks for the great videos and the time put into making them is appreciated
Think you did great considering your zeroed at 50 yrds.
@@nelhead4807 there's less than 1" difference between drop with a 100 yrd zero (57") vs a 50 yrd zero (56.2") @ 500 yards.
@ 12:51 he chambers the round with the front mat rolled up. When he fires that 1st hit we see...it's no longer rolled up and the box of ammo is now under the rifle. So.....yeah. I'd have to see the whole raw footage to even believe that was a 1st shot. It's not that easy. Not even remotely close.
But that eldest gentleman knows what he is doing. Keep him around!
(if I plugged in values correctly)
The drop on a 500 yard shot with a 2600 fps 300 gr bullet, according to Hornady's calculator and 0.716 BC says 57"....so, nearly 5 feet of drop.
The drop on a 400 yard shot with a 2600 fps 300 gr bullet, according to Hornady's calculator and 0.716 BC says 32"....their chart shows them just 15" low. That's a 17" difference, or nearly 1.5 feet.
Anyone else notice the official "Red Green" suspenders?
The man has swag
😂 🤣 that's the first thing I noticed... Friggin legend
Immediately!!!
Great taste!
"If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy. "
Port and Starboard.
Super underrated channel
This is what shooting is all about. Spending time with fun/interesting people while practicing and learning.
This and Paul Harrell's channels have been my favorites.
I absolutley love that old fella
this old man is a national treasure and must be protected at all costs
Quit saying that stupid phrase🐏🐏🐏🐏🐏🐏🐏🐏🐏
I'm impressed! This has turned into my favorite gun/shooting channel.
Thank you I appreciate that
Me too. Love this channel
We need more of Doc. What an absolute legend.
A .308 at 1000 yards has the same kinetic energy of a .357 magnum handgun at point blank range... .338 Lapua Magnum is overkill at a quarter mile.
What’s overkill?
@@JohnLee-jk5ew
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that is nuts
Every time that 308 went off....you could see the mat of the 338 LM fly up 😂😂😂
That muzzle break is Great ❤️
The last two shots were not bad for someone who is inexperienced on the long range. Well done. 👍
Been waiting for a dummy head at long distance for quite awhile didn’t disappoint
That was lots of fun to watch. Don't let Maxine and Chuck see this video. 😃 Fun to watch the men of all ages having fun as I'm 74 and still love firearms. Thanks again.
I love this video!! Dam!! The guy with the Miami suspenders is a library of knowledge! Who is he? Can we see more of him on the channel? Btw this is the first time I've seen other humans on your channel lol:). I've been wanting to get more into long range and this video is educational AF!!! Keep up the great work bruh
Thank you! Yep he goes by “Doc” he owns the club we were shooting at. He’ll definitely be back
35 mph winds in VC today, He says lets try a 1/4 mile shot lol the OGs with you are like FULL SEND 😅 ... Great content brother keep putting in work, proud of you Jessie 💪.
now thats what you call 1 SHOT TV
Crazy windy! Start super early in the day before the wind picks up is a good rule of thumb
Great video. It is so refreshing to see authentic excitement. Not many people can hit 2/2 on a 6” target on day 1 LR rifle in 35 mph wind. You should be proud of yourself. It’s good information to posses😉
Totally different style video. Love it. First time you had company since Bigfoot used to hang around.
1SHOT I told you when you first started the channel shooting distance was great and addictive. You know have the bug! Congratulations on your 500 yard 4 inch group and first round head shot. Now we want to see a milk jug at 1000 yards, then work your way to 1760 yards, ( 1 mile ). That cartridge is capable.
Also load all your info in a ballistic app.
Excellent video
Keep'em coming!
Im impressed , especially with that wind . I'd be hooping an hollering too ! Lol
This is exactly the video I was hoping for when you got the MRAD. We've seen how accurate they can be on other channels but not how much energy they're still carrying at a distance until now.
The fact that I actually hit it in this kind of wind it's absolutely amazing much respect to you 💪
The old bloke is a legend 👏 🙌
The is delivering so much energy at that distance. Holy cow!
I like the ol gents attitude!
Dude. I love long range stuff. That was super interesting to see
Nice shot! On the first try from 500!!! Sweet!!!
the hardest part is judging the wind
and you did it very good. proud of you young man. papa wishing you well. 😊
Jeez man this is one of the best range days I’ve ever seen your family seems really nice and I would love to get to know them
Congrats on making those shots. Awesome video.
Thank you!
I found your channel about 4 months ago and I'm so glad I did. I love the content you put out.
Excellent stuff, much love from Ireland 🇮🇪
I don’t think he heard you call him a mad man
Lmao his ears are still ringing
Nope, he just heard eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee lol
338LM was always favorite dream gun, ive taken mine out to 2300 yards few years back with the help of a local gun shop, super impressive. youd really enjoy the 300prc also
That bullet is a beast. It carries so much energy it’s… well, kinda ugly and horrific in its effects, but also fascinating and beautiful in it’s ballistics and efficiency of design!
Having all the benches in a straight line to the backstop is an interesting choice.
At those ranges try using the reactive/splash targets. They'll leave yellow holes when you hit them. Could be easier to see at longer ranges through the optic.?
Your range officer.. He's the sort of dude that when he talks - you listen. The voice of experience and knowledge right there.
I commented to early! Omg you smacked that head at 500m on the first hit!!!! Meaning your a way better shot than you give yourself credit for. Man that was dope!!! I've been watching your channel for years, I'll be here many more years:).
Thank you! I was so pumped lol
In that wind....👍🏼
More long range dude...Love it. Seems you're pretty damn good at it! No one else really doing it with different targets etc
Thanks for this.
HEADSHOT FIRST TIME 500 YARDS YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WAY TOO GO😉😉👍👍👍👍👍👍
Best video you’ve ever done.. More please. 🙂👍
Well done. Especially in that wind. Better than my longest.
Never shot in a 35 mph wind but the longest range we have is 567yds. I have a 338 lapua ruger precision rifle. Love the caliber and the gun. My best was hitting a monster can at 567.
Very cool. I set up a .308 barrel on an Oryx chassis and hoping to try out to 500 yards. This definitely tells me I will have a lot to learn to sight it in well to do so! Thanks for the vid.
I'll leave a comment for the algorithm, found this by chance, should be way more popular.
The drop of the bullet is a function of speed. Heavier bullets usually start out slower but retain their velocity longer.
18,000 inch headshot! Would've been a better title. 😂😂😂
That’s a 457,200 millimeter headshot!
By golly gum.
Australia
@@glennllewellyn7369that’s a 500000000000 nanometer headshot. That’s a better title
@@Liamisdead99
Yippee!
Seriously! You need a solid 200 yard no wind zero on a 338 Lapua magnum. If you plan to shoot long range, (800 to 2500), you need a solid 800 yard low/ no wind zero. Refer to the Marine corps long range shooting instruction manual. Vietnam Marine snipers zeroed their 300 win mags at 800 yards.
Those young fellas made this really amazing.
Impressive shots considering the hurricane raging around you.
I just started watching an older video thinking you might upload again in a day or two, then a notification popped up. Perfect timing 👌
Love the "Red Green" suspenders.👍
'Not Bad' is an Understatement!! :)
Incredible headshot!!!
I love your videos dude!! 😎
I only ran across your channel a few weeks ago. How did I not know about you sooner? You've quickly become my favorite firearms UA-camr.
Wow. That was some good shootin, lad. Especially in those conditions! Longest I’ve ever had the opportunity to try was around 300. This looks fun.
Before watching video I'm going to say it's very effective.
_This was a sweet video! Great shootin'!_
Looks like you got $140 worth of enjoyment, the great and knowledgeable company was a bonus.
Far cheaper if you load your own ammo. Lyman lead book is a great resource
The delay was cool!
Well done sir
Well done, man.
Wholesome old boy. I like him. Is long range shooting not much of a thing in the US btw? It's only really just hit me that I don't seem to see much of it on UA-cam. Longer range stuff seems like a pretty big thing to miss out on for shooters.
Long range is super fun, and that was an excellent shot. I don't have more than 200 yards to play with so lobbing .22lr is what it takes to get a similar feeling.
Really impressive!!👍👍
Be proud of yourself, people call coyote's into 150-200 yards and miss all day.
500 yard to make the shot count NOT once but twice! I tip my hat to you 🤠
That was soooo awsome wow Thank you for the vid. what a Distance and the awful wind. Brilliant
2 points:
1) Get some cheap radios to cut down on the driving a bit
2) No more 50 yard zeros on long range precision rifles =P
"Shooting long range is pretty tough".... lol
Love your content brother, keep at it 🤙
Quartermile is interesting theme.
I discovered version that helmet can save from 556 762x39 from a distance of 300-400 meters .
Because both this calibers will have 500joules and that is like 9x19. Helmet can hold 9x19.
The only question is how a helmet withstand tipped shape of of bullets.
But it certainly can't defend from 6,5 grendel from 400 meters.
Very entertaining!
Push that caliber out further man!!! You can certainly do further!!!
Nice Video Jesse ! Glad you Doc and Hank in the video ! North Fork Lodge is a special place to many good guys . I shoot out there every week. The shotgun shooting on Wednesday nights would make for an interesting video for you !
Wow! Looks like you have a freshly trained sniper now👍👍👍. This was a great video!
Woof this sight in process was rough to watch. Use your scopes reticle, MIL or MOA and get as far away from holding “inches” as you can! Dial elevation or hold elevation. There are thousands of drop charts for the .338 that will give you a good start point, then fine tune your setup with confirmation shots.
Most under rated gun tuber
Living up to your channel name 😎; well done man
I have watched your Channel from your early Videos and you have Grown and Gained Confidence. and with a a lot of diffrent weapons, its hard to shoot Long Range on a windy day and you did very well Considering the challenge,seemed like nice shooting partners as well,good luck and ciontinued success with your Channel From a Old Marine Sharp Shooter....Semper Fi
The 308 with 175 grain M 118 drops 47 inches at 500 yards with a 200 yard zero.
You gotta collab MORE with Suspender DUDE he's legit OG .. knowledge is POWER 😂❤
I don’t often comment, nice shots 👌
Thank you!
@@1ShotTV
Thanks for the videos 👊
Impressive . I normally use a 6.5 Grendel or x55 Swedish at 711 yds. But just picked up a Savage 110BA in 338 LAP
Brother, that was amazing! Excellent video as always!!!
I think this was one of your best videos thanks for sharing
That's what you wanna have behind you when you shoot longer ranges - an experienced guy - preferably with a beard and dual colored suspenders - that shoots so long he shot Pancho Villa's guys out of the saddle as a young lad.
Buy a spotting scope
Good job bro that was a very challenging shot with the conditions you had awesome
'79 to '88 Marine Corps Expert every year. M16A1 then A2. Iron sights KD course out to 500 yards.Learn how to adjust your sights❤
I can't SEE a human sized target at 500 yards without optics. 100 yards with iron sights is stretching it for me.
What is the KD course? Civilian old man here and I know just about nothing.
@@BCM1959 KD stands for known distance. and there were flags flying at the targets and at each of the firing lines that you use to put the correct windage on your sights, and as for the elevation you'd use the known distance to put the correct elevation on the front sight post for whatever distance the target was at.
@@BCM1959 also remember I was 17 to 26 years old and didn't wear glasses. haha
@@thomashyler6174 thank you.
The more you know...
Awesome video thanks buddy…
WOW 🤩 👍
That’s awesome Red Green come out to help!
If the women don’t find you handsome they should at least find you handy
Another great video, thanks for sharing!!
My favorite caliber. Great video good sir. Being in California we are limited to this and cheytac no 50bmgs allowed
Your rangemaster buddy, the older dude, must like Red Green. 😂
This was refreshing! Well done done
It’s crazy to think that when I was in Marine Corps boot camp back in 96 we were qualifying at the range shooting 500yds iron sights with a m16 20in 5.56 and mostly everyone was hitting the man sized silhouette.
That was a damn good shot man! You say you're not a long range shooter? I can't tell, lol.