you do not imagine how lucky you are to be able to have such a great freedom of territory that you enjoy shooting at long range. Congratulations very good. Greetings from Italy
Nice shooting, I’ve had my RPR .338 LM for about six months now....love it. My range goes out to 1760 yards, and I find that the RPR is accurate enough for this range. I’m shooting berger 250’s and 300’s. Anyway found your video and wanted to say, again, Nice Shooting!
I live on the east coast and only just recently was able to join a place that has a 1000 yard range. I really need to take some time out west…. beautiful country out there!
I purchased my RPR 338LM right around the time that you had your NICS issue. Sorry to hear about that happening. I watched your first RPR video when you did it and have been sitting back waiting to see your ne t video. Great job! I'm getting ready to do my review series of precision reloading for the RPR 338LM in "My Reloading Lab". Optic on mine is a Valdada Recon G2 and I absolutely love it!
What was that light system you were using? Nice shooting! I picked up my RPR in 338LM 3 months ago. Shooting Nosler 265gr ABLR @ 2,825fps. Reloader 33 or Retumbo is hard to come by right now so one day (after the election) I will get some slower powder and get another 50+ fps. I’ve shot 2km but goal is 2.4km and that’s about as far as I can shoot without a long drive. You have the right idea, shoot, have fun, camp, clean your gun, have a beer, enjoy a dinner and watch the stars in peace and quiet with the Wyoming wind by your side! 😂
If you make it to Vancouver Washington give me a shout. I have some spare steel. What got cut for targets has stood up to my 338 at 300-2040yds plus several other rifles.
No sir not everyone can do it some Marines I trained with in Quantico Virginia couldn't do it either and were Rifle expert in recruit training at Parris Island MCRD if you're doing it outright from the start then you are a special kind of guy for sure retired MGSST.Marks. PMI school of infantry camp Geiger North Carolina
Pro tip... don't use ar500 for long range. You want that thing to dent good.. splashes more paint and you can see a hit from the thing swinging. I use 1/4 mild at a mile and beyond.
Yes😂 why in the world would you think you couldn't, you can do this pretty much any where, the u.s and Canada and Alaska have all kinds of places and land like this , I actually insist if your interested to please do, get out in the outdoors more and bring all the kids you can, to much of the world are in cities now half the size of a good farm packed in by the millions, and there's so much of this country available to shoot and hunt and hike and fish it's beautiful and we need the younger generation to get out here more and experience things that the human race has done for thousands and thousands of years until recent times. I hope you get out and shoot some more friend
Hang it with two chains 7 inches apart , if you hit it you will see it move and eventually stop moving , the closer the chain , the mire movement you have✌️
Free land my ass...get off my property mister, my house is getting built right there!! Just kidding...😁😁 He'll, if that was my land right there, you'd be waaay more than welcome to come shoot on it. Great video and presentation of that rifle, was in the market for one last year around this time but the Wuhan Flu came. Then everything vanished firearm wise... But I just recently picked up a Tikka TAC T3 A1 in 6.5 Creedmoor with all the goodies. Haven't shot it yet, ammo a tad bit expensive right now so am gonna wait til later this spring when I go back home to Northern Idaho, will take it with me and get some shooting time with it. I've seen ammo come down in price but not much but better than before a few months ago... Again, really good video and absolutely beautiful scenery where you're at there. Hell, you may have to send an invite...👍👍 Update: May 4, 2024... I no longer have the Tikka. At the time I bought it, things in life took a turn and I ended up selling it like four or five months after buying it. Never even got to shoot it. I still want a RPR in .338 but they've gone up quite a bit in price since I last posted here. But I recently picked up a Savage 112 Magnum Target in .338 used for $800. Came with scope and bipod. Can't wait to shoot it as it's my first .338 rifle. I'm still waiting for that invite to come shoot...🙄
@@diamondcuttermedia I think he might repeating things he hears. I'd be proud to get that many hits on a 3x3' target at 2000 yds. its not easy im sure.
you do not imagine how lucky you are to be able to have such a great freedom of territory that you enjoy shooting at long range. Congratulations very good. Greetings from Italy
338. What chris Kyle used to take out haji a mile away. Outstanding sir.
Nice shooting, I’ve had my RPR .338 LM for about six months now....love it. My range goes out to 1760 yards, and I find that the RPR is accurate enough for this range.
I’m shooting berger 250’s and 300’s. Anyway found your video and wanted to say, again, Nice Shooting!
That's 1 mile
Wow seeing that first skip mark on the ground was crazy dude. The power it stil has from that far away!
Damn I wish I was there... beautiful brother just beautiful. Beautiful land beautiful gun
I live on the east coast and only just recently was able to join a place that has a 1000 yard range. I really need to take some time out west…. beautiful country out there!
This shows what a motivated marine and his rifle can do!
Oorah! RPR 338 and my Marine brother for nice shooting…I am really enjoying mine too
Nice work, will be trying the same distance with my RPR 300 PRC 👍🏽
I purchased my RPR 338LM right around the time that you had your NICS issue. Sorry to hear about that happening. I watched your first RPR video when you did it and have been sitting back waiting to see your ne t video. Great job! I'm getting ready to do my review series of precision reloading for the RPR 338LM in "My Reloading Lab". Optic on mine is a Valdada Recon G2 and I absolutely love it!
What was that light system you were using?
Nice shooting! I picked up my RPR in 338LM 3 months ago. Shooting Nosler 265gr ABLR @ 2,825fps. Reloader 33 or Retumbo is hard to come by right now so one day (after the election) I will get some slower powder and get another 50+ fps.
I’ve shot 2km but goal is 2.4km and that’s about as far as I can shoot without a long drive.
You have the right idea, shoot, have fun, camp, clean your gun, have a beer, enjoy a dinner and watch the stars in peace and quiet with the Wyoming wind by your side! 😂
If you make it to Vancouver Washington give me a shout. I have some spare steel. What got cut for targets has stood up to my 338 at 300-2040yds plus several other rifles.
MAGNIFICENT!
No sir not everyone can do it some Marines I trained with in Quantico Virginia couldn't do it either and were Rifle expert in recruit training at Parris Island MCRD if you're doing it outright from the start then you are a special kind of guy for sure retired MGSST.Marks. PMI school of infantry camp Geiger North Carolina
Nice shooting. Where exactly is this at? I'm looking at the RPR and the MRAD. I've shot the MRAD at 1000 yards. Loved it. Great video. Keep it up.
God's country
Pro tip... don't use ar500 for long range.
You want that thing to dent good.. splashes more paint and you can see a hit from the thing swinging.
I use 1/4 mild at a mile and beyond.
You should get a drone to check the results. It would save you a lot of riving.
Beautiful countryside
Sick location !
nice shooting nice location where in Wyoming is that public land where they let civilians target shoot
What optic did you use?
Leo mark V HD i thibknhe says ib the furst oart
Superb 👍🏽 that’s it I’m sold.
what scope do you use?
Bad ass!
What are the specs on your scope? Gorgeous country out there!
Even after a ricochet it still penetrated that plate😁
1760 yds is a mile , my friend !
Nice shootin'.
Well the wind is definitely an issue
1 mile is 2 thousand yards, did you say you are 7,000 yards. 1 and 1/2 miles.
where do these places exsist?? can someone from out of state drive there,camp and shoot?
Yes😂 why in the world would you think you couldn't, you can do this pretty much any where, the u.s and Canada and Alaska have all kinds of places and land like this , I actually insist if your interested to please do, get out in the outdoors more and bring all the kids you can, to much of the world are in cities now half the size of a good farm packed in by the millions, and there's so much of this country available to shoot and hunt and hike and fish it's beautiful and we need the younger generation to get out here more and experience things that the human race has done for thousands and thousands of years until recent times. I hope you get out and shoot some more friend
For the love of god what is your load work up an them a tips
Video coming soon
Think Im gonna rechamber from .338LM to 300 norma mag. A little less cow bell.
You do know you can never have enough cow bell.
A mile is 1760 yards.
he said he was shooting 1 mile AND 2000 yards...might wants to actually watch the video....
@@jheckert1 I was confused why the weird difference since there isn’t that much change.
@@FinanceMan gotcha...
Hang it with two chains 7 inches apart , if you hit it you will see it move and eventually stop moving , the closer the chain , the mire movement you have✌️
Load that bipod. It was a hopping
I’m aware, and I was. There’s more to it than loading a bipod if the muzzle jumps.
Free land my ass...get off my property mister, my house is getting built right there!!
Just kidding...😁😁
He'll, if that was my land right there, you'd be waaay more than welcome to come shoot on it. Great video and presentation of that rifle, was in the market for one last year around this time but the Wuhan Flu came. Then everything vanished firearm wise...
But I just recently picked up a Tikka TAC T3 A1 in 6.5 Creedmoor with all the goodies. Haven't shot it yet, ammo a tad bit expensive right now so am gonna wait til later this spring when I go back home to Northern Idaho, will take it with me and get some shooting time with it. I've seen ammo come down in price but not much but better than before a few months ago...
Again, really good video and absolutely beautiful scenery where you're at there. Hell, you may have to send an invite...👍👍
Update: May 4, 2024...
I no longer have the Tikka. At the time I bought it, things in life took a turn and I ended up selling it like four or five months after buying it.
Never even got to shoot it.
I still want a RPR in .338 but they've gone up quite a bit in price since I last posted here.
But I recently picked up a Savage 112 Magnum Target in .338 used for $800. Came with scope and bipod. Can't wait to shoot it as it's my first .338 rifle.
I'm still waiting for that invite to come shoot...🙄
I run a march 8x80 on mine😂
tighten up those groups... Pay attention to windage. At 2000yrd you must also compensate for the rotation of Earth. Keep practicing.
I take it you shoot a lot of ELR?
@@diamondcuttermedia I think he might repeating things he hears. I'd be proud to get that many hits on a 3x3' target at 2000 yds. its not easy im sure.
@MLG karen’ No such thing as earth rotation effecting bullets. If it doesn’t affect airplanes it doesn’t affect bullets’ you space dork.
Your 3x3 plate at 1/4" would have weighed 90 lbs. Nothing wrong with what you have.