I'm impressed. This demonstrates how difficult long range can be. But if you guys did this well at 2000 then you would have been absolutely hammering the plate at 1000.
Thanks for showing the audience how difficult a shot like this actually is instead of showing a highlight real of easy hits. 2,000 yards is no joke especially with 300 prc when the Round goes subsonic at 1800ish yards
2000 yards is a hard shot for anyone. I managed to score a first shot hit at 2000 with pure luck in an ELR competition earlier this year. That was my only hit at that distance too. All my remaining shots were misses, as were all my 2200 yard shots. I shoot 6.5x55 out of a tikka in an MDT ESS chassis. My rounds go subsonic at 1200 yards, so 300 prc would be a big upgrade for me.
@@farmerbrown84 With a 6 mil (~20 moa) base and a 6 mil rail, I get about 28 mil of elevation in my scope. IIRC, I needed about 33 mils for the 1850m (~2000 yard) shot, so about 5 mils of holdover in the reticle. For the 2023m (~2200 yard) shot, I measured the top of a tree to be almost exactly 10 mils above the plate, and used that as a reference for my holdovers.
The bullet will go 2,000 yards as long as you shoot it at the right angle and have enough barrel for acceleration. Hitting the target is the hard part.
I've got an $700 rifle that can do 2,000 yards all day long. Trouble is, the only thing that it's guaranteed to hit, is the planet Earth. Great video!!
2:48 He says “we grabbed two lots of Hornady 125 grain…” Most of us will know he means 225 grain but for new shooters there should be a pop-up showing 225 grain.
Valerie Fire I take ballistics pretty seriously and loads. Any mistake on weights and measures of components that a novice finds can be catastrophic for them. Accuracy is accuracy regardless whether shooting, teaching, or loading. Be safe👍🏼
Mohsen Raghian 👍🏼 take your time to learn to load safely and when you become the older, wiser Mohsen Ragian, you speak up and look after the new guys too. Be safe and have fun.
My HMR wilderness in 300prc with my trigger tech and optic is around 2k itself but with Bergaras heavy contour barrel will shoot all day when warm without really losing accuracy. It's also a great cartridge suppressed as well. It's my new favorite
I'm shooting the Bergara Premier Pro 300 PRC . Mine shoots great as well.I bought mine from BattleHawk Arms for $1914.00. I had previously bought the same rifle in 6.5 PRC. And wanted to shoot farther so BOUGHT the 300 PRC
I got mine in 300 win mag and I'm fixing to stretch it out. I was new jumping into it and kinda wish I'd went with the prc due to the belted cartridge. I got mine on sale for $900 so I can't complain then put a pst gen 2 5x25x50 on it. Finally got it all ready and got my reloading set up for it so I'm ready to put it to the test
@@evanmerrell5006 I put the same scope on mine. The biggest thing is the 300 win mag cant run the longer and heavier bullets with high bc like the prc can.
Just found this channel. Watched this, the barrel burnout and the port number comparison. I'm in Scotland so don't get to shoot but the content is fantastic and can't wait to see more.
I feel your pain with the factory 225 eld-m. I had GA precision build me a 300 PRC before hornady had ammo on shelves. When I first took it to the range I had an ES of 120 fps in 1 box. Average over 20 boxes was in the high 80's. 4 different lots of ammo, 400 rounds and I've only ever had the factory eld-m shoot an ES under 60 fps for 1 box. I could only get the es down into the high 20's with hornady brass. I'm getting 12 fps pretty regular with Atlas Development Group brass. Shooting anything at that distance with that ammo is a feat, congratulations!
Great Video.You make nice videos with helpful information and nit just trying to Sell a product.I appreciate that. The answer is yes. Ive shot 3000 yards with a factory Savage 110 Elite 300 PRC.
I have a ruger precision in 300prc, I haven't been able to stretch it out like that yet bc there just isn't that many long range places to shoot in Southern Louisiana
Its much easier with these affordable chassis systems available today. I dont have a "range" anywhere near me, and only 500-600 yards at home to shoot. On a budget, i found a Savage Axis II Precision at a pawn shop for 700.00, put a out of date (overall bad) Millet scope on it, sited in @ 100, hit the steel 8" plate @500 yards easily. Of course that rifle came with the MDT chassis system from Savage. (Oh, the rifle is chambered in what fans of the caliber call the 6.5 Manbun)
My coworkers and I years ago took a $450 rifle scope package and walked it out with consistent accuracy at 1000 yards. Put a Zeiss on it from another rifle, zeroed, and we all hit a blue plastic barrel at 1700 yards.
I shot one of those rifle scope packages in PRS for a year. My first time ever shooting 1000 yards I got my first impact on the 5th shot! I used it as it came for a year before getting a Nikon P-tactical 3-9. The next year I got an MDT LSS chassis system. The next year I got a Bushnell Forge 2.5-15x50. Still the same 450 barreled action and still banging steel! Even got a couple 1st and 2nd place finished at my local matches
You could get a used Savage long action rifle for $200 at many gun shops, .300 RUM replacement barrel and bolt head for another $200 max, budget $400 or so for a stock, SWFA 16x or 20x for $250, inclined base and ring setup $200, and you’re in business.
Great group of guys, very lucky to be working for a great company MDT all the way!!!
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I inherited my grandfathers old carl gustaf rifle from the 1960:s in 6.5x55. No issue hitting 0.5mil targets out to 1200 meters (had no longer range). Used a Vortex viper PST gen1.
One issue with the ES/SD during your zero process is that the Labradar was moving too much on the shooting bench. You can check the down range data in the spreadsheet it will show more variances in a single shot.
Not $2K but done this with a $3,500 out of box Savage .338 LM using a really good hand load. 2 out of 3 of us hit the mile IPSC in one shot, the 3rd in the next. Moved on to 2,000 and did well. Used Norma Brass, Berger 300 Hyb, RL 33. Muzzle velocity of 2,800.
howa barreled action in 300 prc is available, and come with heavy barrel ， maybe it will be better performance, and price is very affordable, about 500 bucks,
Never knew anything about long range until two years ago me and my math wise son went to a rinkydink shooting school. Come home and rebarreled a 7 mag to prc 27 inch 1:7 twist and arken scope 6 shots later I made a 1inch 3 shot group at a thousand yards. Also have a 300 win mag same model gun now shooting 1 inch groups at 1k.spend your money on knowledge before any other expense.
I know Brownells carries a Howa 300 prc heavy barrel 26 inches long. I believe it would have been a better starting point then the thin barrel deer gun. More consistent and more accurate. I may build it myself cause 2 large is a very friendly number for a complete shooter.
I've been looking into these Howa barreled actions and into MDT chassis. You said you used the LSS gen2 chassis. Wouldn't this chassis need to be able to accept the CIP mags? It's not an option on your website, only with the oryx chassis. Did you machine the magwell on the LSS gen 2 to accept the CIP mags required for 300 PRC?
@MDTTAC are there any videos on milking the magwellt? If not, is it possible for you guys to do one to show us how it's done? There are lots of people interested in these Howa 300prc actions but the available precision chassis are limited.
Appreciate what you have done here and I do understand this video is about advertising MDT products, however if i were trying to accurately shoot 2000 yards with a $2000 package the LAST thing i would consider is an MDT chassis system. I can buy a heavy barrelled Savage or Tikka that will probably shoot better than the Howa with a light barrel and not have to spend $500 or $600 on a chassis. Just saying.
Well I'm sure they didn't HAVE to throw it in a chassis anyway. But they are MDT... it'd be kinda odd seeing a video from them if it had no chassis. That "better gun" you would choose would do well with a chassis as well. They just wanted to do it cheaper AND with a chassis.
@@OvertonWindex That is precisely my point, they didn't do it cheaper with a chassis. The chassis only adds cost with very little accuracy benefit. I will absolutely guarantee that I can buy a heavy barrelled Savage model 10 for less money than the Howa used plus the complete chassis system. I would also bet that i can get the heavy barrelled Savage to shoot smaller groups at all ranges using only the factory stock as compared to the light barrelled Howa in the chassis. However, that is not what this video is about.
Awesome stuff guys! Love the videos! Hey so I ordered an acc elite from optics planet. It says on there expected to ship in 9-17 days but I'm worried it might be alot longer.. do you know if there estimated times are accurate?
I moved close too Bonneville power lines. Very loud gun shot reveals couple guys shooting very expensive rifle with carbon fiber barrel, shooting, upright plywood target at 2000+yds. So far guys using a quad too drive too target. After they left with their $ gun, I got put my very cheap an old salvage 110, 7mm, an nailed that target. So yes my cheap gun shoot as well as very expensive rifle.
My savage stealth 10 ba with scope, rings, and brake is already at $2000. But yeah, great chassis. They didn’t include their bipod in the price I’m guessing cause those things are ridiculously expensive.
@@KTMcaptain or the lab radar, or the side by sides, or the spotting scopes, or the $800 tripods, or the full days time of 7 dudes. Haha yeah this is an expensive game.
Exactly, as long as the bullet can make it that far and the gun is somewhat accurate (most these days are guaranteed 1moa) then you could hit out to 2000 yards.
@@Charon-5582 1MOA at 100 yards.. but like you see in the video, it's velocity that screws you at that range. "Accuracy" in 100 yard speak is nearly irrelevant.
I wish you had a link for the Vortex scope, and the chamber/barrel/rifle or at least mentioned it in your video description above. It would have been nice.
Will u guys ever make a video on like for how much range a specific bullet is good Plus why u people didn't use such barell which will not heat up quickly plus a bit costly but enhanced gun (not getting heated easily) video part could have been added to this video Still no 1 listenes to any 1 on Web...
I would appreciate it if you would explain some of the terms you use a little bit more for us beginners. I didn’t realise you could actually hit the target at that distance! That’s amazing! I wonder what the farthest distance is?
the record for longest confirmed kill is 3870 yards by Canadian special forces, which is even more impressive when you consider it's combat situations and factory load, and the target tends to move around 😉
Before I watch the video. if a rifle can group sub-moa at 100 it can do it at 1000, 2000, or whatever it comes down to cartridge choice, optics, and the shooter. Doesn’t it?
Any rifle can shoot 2k with enough elevation hitting the target it’s a different thing all together sending shot after shot and getting a lucky one on target doesn’t make the rifle capable cheap rifle low quality ammunition equals failure no surprise Great effort from the shooter 👏🏼
Great what you did, and in the time taken as well. I do have issue with coming anywhere close to your total without using Black Friday MDT prices. $800 rifle and $700 scope is what I see.
Yep, I got a 6.5 Carcano I bought for 25 bucks back in the 70's that will shoot more than 2000 yards. Probably more like 5000 yards but you have to hold a lot of Kentucky elevation.
Were you guys taking into account the Coriolis Effect at that distance? And if so how did you account for it? Follow up question- do you think a higher twist rate on the barrel would help with bullet stabilisation at those ranges or would it be detrimental to the result due to the change in velocity? Great video tho, im fascinated by the mathematics behind long distance shooting such as this. Appreciated the terminology used and various factors taken into account.
It's more realistic with hand loads imo. Mass produced ammo just won't give you the consistency and without consistency you're just lobbing rounds and maybe hitting sometimes but probably not and mostly only by accident. My mosin 91/30 can hit at 2000yds with surplus but not because it's accurate but because 500rds gives good odds
I'm impressed. This demonstrates how difficult long range can be. But if you guys did this well at 2000 then you would have been absolutely hammering the plate at 1000.
Thank you so much!
Thanks for showing the audience how difficult a shot like this actually is instead of showing a highlight real of easy hits. 2,000 yards is no joke especially with 300 prc when the Round goes subsonic at 1800ish yards
Thank you for the kind words!
2000 yards is a hard shot for anyone. I managed to score a first shot hit at 2000 with pure luck in an ELR competition earlier this year. That was my only hit at that distance too. All my remaining shots were misses, as were all my 2200 yard shots. I shoot 6.5x55 out of a tikka in an MDT ESS chassis. My rounds go subsonic at 1200 yards, so 300 prc would be a big upgrade for me.
@@Pallidum Awesome, glad to hear it, and great shooting!
@@Pallidum I shoot 6.5x55 out of a tikka in an MDT ESS chassis.
So do I, exact same rig, but my optics max me out at about 1700m or so.
@@farmerbrown84 With a 6 mil (~20 moa) base and a 6 mil rail, I get about 28 mil of elevation in my scope. IIRC, I needed about 33 mils for the 1850m (~2000 yard) shot, so about 5 mils of holdover in the reticle. For the 2023m (~2200 yard) shot, I measured the top of a tree to be almost exactly 10 mils above the plate, and used that as a reference for my holdovers.
You can hit 2k with a $500 rifle if you have enough ammo
GPMG in a nutshell
The bullet will go 2,000 yards as long as you shoot it at the right angle and have enough barrel for acceleration.
Hitting the target is the hard part.
Accuracy trough volume of fire
It would probably start to cost more than 2k in a bit😳
yes may be $2000 ammo
I've got an $700 rifle that can do 2,000 yards all day long. Trouble is, the only thing that it's guaranteed to hit, is the planet Earth. Great video!!
2:48 He says “we grabbed two lots of Hornady 125 grain…” Most of us will know he means 225 grain but for new shooters there should be a pop-up showing 225 grain.
Thank you for the feedback, we will pass it on!
Good catch. Wouldnt have known the difference
Valerie Fire I take ballistics pretty seriously and loads. Any mistake on weights and measures of components that a novice finds can be catastrophic for them. Accuracy is accuracy regardless whether shooting, teaching, or loading. Be safe👍🏼
I am glad you posted. I am new and wouldn't have known that "lingo!" 😂
Mohsen Raghian 👍🏼 take your time to learn to load safely and when you become the older, wiser Mohsen Ragian, you speak up and look after the new guys too. Be safe and have fun.
My HMR wilderness in 300prc with my trigger tech and optic is around 2k itself but with Bergaras heavy contour barrel will shoot all day when warm without really losing accuracy. It's also a great cartridge suppressed as well. It's my new favorite
Awesome, it's a fun caliber for sure!
I'm shooting the Bergara Premier Pro 300 PRC .
Mine shoots great as well.I bought mine from BattleHawk Arms for $1914.00.
I had previously bought the same rifle in 6.5 PRC. And wanted to shoot farther so BOUGHT the 300 PRC
I love mine.
I got mine in 300 win mag and I'm fixing to stretch it out. I was new jumping into it and kinda wish I'd went with the prc due to the belted cartridge. I got mine on sale for $900 so I can't complain then put a pst gen 2 5x25x50 on it. Finally got it all ready and got my reloading set up for it so I'm ready to put it to the test
@@evanmerrell5006 I put the same scope on mine. The biggest thing is the 300 win mag cant run the longer and heavier bullets with high bc like the prc can.
title should read " The futility of shooting 2000 yrds with factory ammo "
Legit video guys thanks for showing us. Its a difficult shot especially with the conditions you guys were in. Love MDT!
Just found this channel. Watched this, the barrel burnout and the port number comparison.
I'm in Scotland so don't get to shoot but the content is fantastic and can't wait to see more.
you can shoot long range in Scotland, I bet there is PRS and FCLASS competitions there.
I feel your pain with the factory 225 eld-m. I had GA precision build me a 300 PRC before hornady had ammo on shelves. When I first took it to the range I had an ES of 120 fps in 1 box. Average over 20 boxes was in the high 80's. 4 different lots of ammo, 400 rounds and I've only ever had the factory eld-m shoot an ES under 60 fps for 1 box. I could only get the es down into the high 20's with hornady brass. I'm getting 12 fps pretty regular with Atlas Development Group brass. Shooting anything at that distance with that ammo is a feat, congratulations!
My long range go to is a savage 110 tactical in 300 win with a vortex PST in moa. I love it.
Phew, I was nervous at 12:34... thinking his fist bump was going to be left hanging.
Great Video.You make nice videos with helpful information and nit just trying to Sell a product.I appreciate that.
The answer is yes.
Ive shot 3000 yards with a factory Savage 110 Elite 300 PRC.
I have a ruger precision in 300prc, I haven't been able to stretch it out like that yet bc there just isn't that many long range places to shoot in Southern Louisiana
I like this premise because it means my $160 POS should be able to do 160 yards easily 😂
I like this conversion lmao Dollars = Yards
Really enjoying your technical videos, thank you. The barrel length one was very interesting also.
You're very welcome, and thank you for watching out videos!!
Its much easier with these affordable chassis systems available today. I dont have a "range" anywhere near me, and only 500-600 yards at home to shoot. On a budget, i found a Savage Axis II Precision at a pawn shop for 700.00, put a out of date (overall bad) Millet scope on it, sited in @ 100, hit the steel 8" plate @500 yards easily. Of course that rifle came with the MDT chassis system from Savage. (Oh, the rifle is chambered in what fans of the caliber call the 6.5 Manbun)
My coworkers and I years ago took a $450 rifle scope package and walked it out with consistent accuracy at 1000 yards. Put a Zeiss on it from another rifle, zeroed, and we all hit a blue plastic barrel at 1700 yards.
I did the same - shot USMC and shut down some pro shooters with $4K rigs
They were bent beyond belief getting beat by a 700sps
I shot one of those rifle scope packages in PRS for a year. My first time ever shooting 1000 yards I got my first impact on the 5th shot! I used it as it came for a year before getting a Nikon P-tactical 3-9. The next year I got an MDT LSS chassis system. The next year I got a Bushnell Forge 2.5-15x50.
Still the same 450 barreled action and still banging steel! Even got a couple 1st and 2nd place finished at my local matches
You could get a used Savage long action rifle for $200 at many gun shops, .300 RUM replacement barrel and bolt head for another $200 max, budget $400 or so for a stock, SWFA 16x or 20x for $250, inclined base and ring setup $200, and you’re in business.
Great group of guys, very lucky to be working for a great company MDT all the way!!!
I inherited my grandfathers old carl gustaf rifle from the 1960:s in 6.5x55. No issue hitting 0.5mil targets out to 1200 meters (had no longer range). Used a Vortex viper PST gen1.
Excellent round the 6.5x55 shot mine out to 1000 yards and highly impressed
@@johnnyfrendo a friend got hits on target at 1853meters with a stock tikka t3x and factory Norma 6.5x55 ammo 👌🏻
One issue with the ES/SD during your zero process is that the Labradar was moving too much on the shooting bench. You can check the down range data in the spreadsheet it will show more variances in a single shot.
Son of a gun ! Brilliant stuff
Winner again MDT
Thank you so much for the kind words!
I shot approximately 128 rounds when I eventually hit center mass at 2000 yards with a surplus $250 rifle with a $152 scope
Howas in MDT's are a winning combination fer sure !!
Thank for your kind words!
Not $2K but done this with a $3,500 out of box Savage .338 LM using a really good hand load. 2 out of 3 of us hit the mile IPSC in one shot, the 3rd in the next. Moved on to 2,000 and did well.
Used Norma Brass, Berger 300 Hyb, RL 33. Muzzle velocity of 2,800.
Wow .!!
Wow, not much to add to the comments, that was incredible!
*Thanks guys... you always make informative videos.*
howa barreled action in 300 prc is available, and come with heavy barrel ， maybe it will be better performance, and price is very affordable, about 500 bucks,
Never knew anything about long range until two years ago me and my math wise son went to a rinkydink shooting school. Come home and rebarreled a 7 mag to prc 27 inch 1:7 twist and arken scope 6 shots later I made a 1inch 3 shot group at a thousand yards. Also have a 300 win mag same model gun now shooting 1 inch groups at 1k.spend your money on knowledge before any other expense.
Great job! Come shoot with us at the Veteran Hunters. I can't wait to see how your chassis improve our WS. Thanks Guys!
Excellent skills and a great use for the Ckye Pod to hold the camera.
Thank you for the kind words!
Premier rings have become my favorite, rock solid 👌
They are a great choice!
I know Brownells carries a Howa 300 prc heavy barrel 26 inches long. I believe it would have been a better starting point then the thin barrel deer gun. More consistent and more accurate. I may build it myself cause 2 large is a very friendly number for a complete shooter.
What vortex venom scope did you choose? The objective bell size and zoom?
Is that up Gillard FSR off of chute lake Rd by the powerlines?
I think another factor could be the colder denser air. Although you are higher elevated the colder air could affect it possibly
1200 package can do it
Yes, it can for sure!
To bad you don't have tracers, it must look amazing with that wind and drop, although I guess it might burn out before it gets there. 😄
Is this the Howa 1500 with heavy barrel or standard?
I've been looking into these Howa barreled actions and into MDT chassis. You said you used the LSS gen2 chassis. Wouldn't this chassis need to be able to accept the CIP mags? It's not an option on your website, only with the oryx chassis. Did you machine the magwell on the LSS gen 2 to accept the CIP mags required for 300 PRC?
You will need to mill 0.135" off the front of the magwell to accept the longer magazines
@MDTTAC are there any videos on milking the magwellt? If not, is it possible for you guys to do one to show us how it's done? There are lots of people interested in these Howa 300prc actions but the available precision chassis are limited.
I’ve had bad issues with Hornady ammo jumping around in a thin barrel rifle but also just depends on that rifle and what ammo it likes
great left-handed sniper
What bi pod are you using?
With a better barrel and placement of the target, they could've got it way sooner. Thanks for the vid.
Appreciate what you have done here and I do understand this video is about advertising MDT products, however if i were trying to accurately shoot 2000 yards with a $2000 package the LAST thing i would consider is an MDT chassis system. I can buy a heavy barrelled Savage or Tikka that will probably shoot better than the Howa with a light barrel and not have to spend $500 or $600 on a chassis. Just saying.
We appreciate you taking the time to watch our video.
@@MDTTAC And a classy reply to what could be construed as negativity! This is why I do, and will continue to support this company!
Well I'm sure they didn't HAVE to throw it in a chassis anyway.
But they are MDT... it'd be kinda odd seeing a video from them if it had no chassis.
That "better gun" you would choose would do well with a chassis as well. They just wanted to do it cheaper AND with a chassis.
@@OvertonWindex That is precisely my point, they didn't do it cheaper with a chassis. The chassis only adds cost with very little accuracy benefit. I will absolutely guarantee that I can buy a heavy barrelled Savage model 10 for less money than the Howa used plus the complete chassis system. I would also bet that i can get the heavy barrelled Savage to shoot smaller groups at all ranges using only the factory stock as compared to the light barrelled Howa in the chassis. However, that is not what this video is about.
@@8ballphilc I don't think hand loads were in the conversation here.
And you will not make it out ahead handloading either.
Awesome stuff guys! Love the videos! Hey so I ordered an acc elite from optics planet. It says on there expected to ship in 9-17 days but I'm worried it might be alot longer.. do you know if there estimated times are accurate?
They would have the most up to date timeline on your order. However, our current production lead times are 8-10 weeks.
@MDTTAC ya I checked my order again and it now says expected to ship by April 17th which lines up with the 8 week timeline
My firs thought was Savage 110 in .338 Lapua Mag.
What magnification is your scope?
Once you see splash from ANY hits in general area (20ft), the experiement is a success.
2000 is include bipod？
Lol that ckye pod is probably another 1k
I moved close too Bonneville power lines. Very loud gun shot reveals couple guys shooting very expensive rifle with carbon fiber barrel, shooting, upright plywood target at 2000+yds. So far guys using a quad too drive too target. After they left with their $ gun, I got put my very cheap an old salvage 110, 7mm, an nailed that target. So yes my cheap gun shoot as well as very expensive rifle.
What kind of spotting scope was Josh running?
Could've got a Savage 110 Precision, already has the same MDT chassis and rail, for $1200...Savage Nation!
That is another great option as well.
My savage stealth 10 ba with scope, rings, and brake is already at $2000. But yeah, great chassis. They didn’t include their bipod in the price I’m guessing cause those things are ridiculously expensive.
@@KTMcaptain or the lab radar, or the side by sides, or the spotting scopes, or the $800 tripods, or the full days time of 7 dudes.
Haha yeah this is an expensive game.
@@OvertonWindex 🤣
Love my Savage Ashbury Precision, 6.5 Creedmoor.
Running Primary Arms APOLLO Series optics, SBA3 buttstock,
Witt Machine MRE, UTG overbore bipod.
Wait! Where do I buy one of those MDT Grill set ups like you were cooking on?
It was a unique gift built for us. They are fairly easy to make if you can fabricate.
@@MDTTAC I wish, Thanks anyway. Terrific video.
Only 2 sets exist. Mine and yours. (-:
Even a 500$ rifle can shoot 2000 yards.
The question is how accurate……
Exactly, as long as the bullet can make it that far and the gun is somewhat accurate (most these days are guaranteed 1moa) then you could hit out to 2000 yards.
The real question is, can you hit 2000 yards with a 500$ rifle before spending more than 1500$ worth of ammo?
@@Charon-5582 1MOA at 100 yards.. but like you see in the video, it's velocity that screws you at that range.
"Accuracy" in 100 yard speak is nearly irrelevant.
We could all hit that plate with the stock howa with the added 20 moa rail even a blind squirrel finds a 🌰 for as many round’s that went down range
I wish you had a link for the Vortex scope, and the chamber/barrel/rifle or at least mentioned it in your video description above. It would have been nice.
Depends....first of all you will need a $2K scope. Vortex, Lepould, Night Force ect....
Love your products I will be getting another chassie
Awesome to hear!
What state are you shooting in? Idaho Montana Wyoming?
Cool vid I would love to have a place to test out the potential of the k98 I built .it hate a next to new bore
.338 lapua but you wont get anything for 2000$. Great built great gun great vid 👍👍
Thank you so much for the kind words!
Will u guys ever make a video on like for how much range a specific bullet is good
Plus why u people didn't use such barell which will not heat up quickly plus a bit costly but enhanced gun (not getting heated easily) video part could have been added to this video
Still no 1 listenes to any 1 on Web...
How heavy is that rifle w/ scope?
It was close to 11 pounds.
nice job josh !!
2000$ because the chassis is on the house.... still a nice cool video. Good job
It was accounted for in this video.
Love you grill 😅
I wish I had $2000 my local gun shop was selling a 50cal rifle with a scope and it had an extra magazine with it.
Yea I do that with my bergara which was les then $1000
Incredible feat
Great vid 👍
is this legal? shooting in public space like this?
This video goes to show how much things you need outside of a 2k gun to even shoot long distance.
What cars are you guys driving?
I would appreciate it if you would explain some of the terms you use a little bit more for us beginners. I didn’t realise you could actually hit the target at that distance! That’s amazing! I wonder what the farthest distance is?
We can for sure in a future video, but there really isn't that much of a limitation, as far as you can push it is always good!
Record distance shot is now over 4 miles
the record for longest confirmed kill is 3870 yards by Canadian special forces, which is even more impressive when you consider it's combat situations and factory load, and the target tends to move around 😉
Do yall sell them cook setups?
We do not, unfortunately.
Need min 26" barrel for that range.
No wonder I get 12" groups at 600yrds. with 16" barrel. Thx 4 the vid.
You need the Vortex camera bullet
Canadian weather can change quickly.
Before I watch the video. if a rifle can group sub-moa at 100 it can do it at 1000, 2000, or whatever it comes down to cartridge choice, optics, and the shooter. Doesn’t it?
Also, bergara hmr sub 1k rifle, can also get rings mount and scope sub 800. I bet you could do this sub 2k and achieve your goal.
It comes down to projectile at that distance.
Any rifle can shoot 2k with enough elevation hitting the target it’s a different thing all together sending shot after shot and getting a lucky one on target doesn’t make the rifle capable cheap rifle low quality ammunition equals failure no surprise Great effort from the shooter 👏🏼
Yes but a rifle shooting a third of a minute should still be considered capable for accuracy.
@@MDTTAC not at that distance, which was his point.
@@nfaisnfgay great name. And yeah the rifle is like 20% of the equation at that range and diminishing.
Overspend and undershoot 😂 gj
You forgot to factor in the $600-800 on that fancy bipod you used... great products though!
U must got some really good deals, can't believe 2000.00 bought all that
What chronograph is that you are using?
LabRadar
Yes, it was a Labradar.
Great what you did, and in the time taken as well.
I do have issue with coming anywhere close to your total without using Black Friday MDT prices.
$800 rifle and $700 scope is what I see.
This total was based on US on pricing.
@@ryanmclean3326 So, a Canadian company,
doing a test in Canada,
is using US pricing for its under $2000 build.
I should have guessed that.....Not
@Lucas Oldaker That would make no sense.
How was the new Venom scope?
It performed very well and we got it to 2K so mission accomplished.
Shooting 2000 with a factory rifle is easily doable, but 2000 with factory ammo .... that's a feat
Yep, I got a 6.5 Carcano I bought for 25 bucks back in the 70's that will shoot more than 2000 yards. Probably more like 5000 yards but you have to hold a lot of Kentucky elevation.
Were you guys taking into account the Coriolis Effect at that distance? And if so how did you account for it?
Follow up question- do you think a higher twist rate on the barrel would help with bullet stabilisation at those ranges or would it be detrimental to the result due to the change in velocity?
Great video tho, im fascinated by the mathematics behind long distance shooting such as this. Appreciated the terminology used and various factors taken into account.
Great video
It's more realistic with hand loads imo. Mass produced ammo just won't give you the consistency and without consistency you're just lobbing rounds and maybe hitting sometimes but probably not and mostly only by accident. My mosin 91/30 can hit at 2000yds with surplus but not because it's accurate but because 500rds gives good odds
This gives me a 2000 yards stares.
am i seeing the price of that gas right as a buck forty eight? but awesome vid and very fun to watch
Yes, but that is in Canada, if you are in the US that's about 5.59/Gallon.
My Tikka 6.5 Creedmoor in an MDT chassis with Sako ammo can do it
Fantastic, great to hear!
When I shoot my howa 1500 .243 its pretty accurate the first 8 rounds then it starts moving on me. Not alot but I'm not shooting at 2000 yards
Id really just he happy with a 30 Yards rifle that costs $30...
I'm sure a $200 rifle can shoot 2000 yards. Hitting a target might be a different story