3699 yard hit during the Spring Canyon ELR match, Over 2 Miles!
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Extreme Long Range match at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, NM, May 2021 at the Spring Canyon Range going out to 3699 yards.
These are some highlights of the match, I kept the whole string for the last target.
I absolutely love my gear and equipment, last year I went to this same match and goose egged the whole thing due to some equipment malfunctions. I wanted redemption this year and I got it! This was my first win in an ELR match. My rifle, ammo, and team are amazing and I couldn't do it without them. Also a special thanks to Brian Wink for holding that sandbag down, since the shooting area was too steep that you would slide down (I felt like I was shooting a PRS rooftop stage lol). Mr. Randy Powell, puts on excellent matches.
My gear:
Rifle 375ct by JJ Rock with a Kahles 525i in a Sphur mount, and Accutac 50 bipods. Dima low rear bag, Harris and Sons ear pro. I used the Wheeler portable tool kit to mount my Charlie Tarac to my scope.
The 375 Ct ammo:
400 gr Cutting Edge lazers Gen II
Peterson Brass
Prepped with Le Wilsons, amp annealing, and frankford arsenal.
#ELR #precisionrifle #longshots #extremelongrange #womenofprecisionrifle #girlswhoshoot #womenwhoshoot #reloading #375ct
As a marksmanship instructor for the USMC I’m proud to see this on you tube and have shown it to my 10 year old daughter so she can see that guns don’t care if your a boy or a girl, as long as you can gently squeeze 2lbs of trigger pressure and control your mind and body you’ll hit your target every time. Keep up the good work and a shining example of doing it right.
May God Bless our Semper Fi Guys and Gals! Potty Mouth Mike a squid- San Antonio, Texas.
How are you so sure she is hitting on target I ve seen rounds go down field but no images of them hitting a target No wonder so many of our troops get rolled
@@paulmartinez7163
Yep, all the other teams and the administrators are involved in this conspiracy. I mean, after all, we just have their word that she actually took 1st place in a long range sharpshooter competition.
Marines are effeminates. Proof is, at this very moment, illegally occupying the White House.
@@mattmini5613
You mean, nobody of any value cares.
That synchronized "yup" at 2:11 was perfect lol the reaction to the bullseye was great too
Yup
Literally was about to write this, felt like an action movie lol
@@ayyeejoey6673 all it was missing was a stern thumbs up from the guys lol
Exactly what caught me. 💯💯💯
👍👍
I can't get over how quickly she chambers the round and then pulls the shot. Crazy.
That’s from shooting PRS matches all these years
@9dollsELR wish you can teach me, shooting regular rifle with scope and I am hooked
If the first shot hit, you send the next as fast as possible to avoid change of conditions
I was thinking the same. That really quick especially for targets that far away.
Wildly impressive.
I’m so glad I found this video, never been blown away by someone’s shooting till now. Ultimate badass!!!
Thank you! It’s so addicting
ok
I love it at 2:12 when she says, “are you boys ready?” to which the boys simultaneously say “yep”.
Then she relied on the support of the boys to make the shot.
Yup
yyyuuuppp 😁
She is in the lead for sure.
of course they ready look at the scene they see.
A true professional is someone who makes a difficult task look easy, what this young lady is doing certainly isn't easy.
It helps to have ridiculously expensive gear. I wish they showed a picture of what the target looked like from her scope.
Most people can’t even do the necessary math to get rounds on target at this range. A BC will only get you so far
@@OneOfDisease Yes, without very accurate gear which is going to be expensive you will not be able to make accurate hits at that range, even with the right setup it is still very challenging though.
Obviously if it was difficult it wouldn't be easy since she's all comfortable with stabilizers and everything of course its easy
@@samuelmccoy5505 Ok then you go out and win matches if it's so easy, just show some sponsors how great your shooting skills are and they will give you the equipment and all the practice ammo you need, good luck.
Imagine being 2 miles out and you're still not safe from a round! Terrifying! 🤯
That’s just a rifle round. Abrams can accurately shoot 3 miles and have been known to hit targets at 4+ miles. Not something you want to be on the other end of especially since a tank round is far more powerful. We have some wicked technologies but they are wasted on a bunch of goat farmers.
@@ryanadams2671 Laughs in obsolete battleship 20 miles. dont even need to be accurate.
@@Tyhros when you're shooting the ballistic equivalent of a car.... yeah.
@@ryanadams2671 has the Abrams been used outside illegal wars based on lies?
Considering a tank has a much more software controlled guidance weapon, I wouldn’t even compare the two. Rather I would think about wether or not that projectile would be able to cause enough damage to the target at this distance. Still, I’m jelly, lol, I would love to be able to make a shot at any where close to this distance, let alone have the hardware and place to do it!!
When he called out "IMPACT!!" I let out a cheer!
I don't think there's anyone in the world who has seen this video that would not want shake her hand at that moment!
Awe that's sweet, thank you for the cheer
Takes me quite a long time to pull the trigger before shooting long distances. I am amazed at your speed and talking right up to the point of shooting. Amazing…great job!
Amazing!!!
No point in holding and aiming forever. You get tired and loose accuracy.
Pretty sure thats that badass chick from agents of shield 😂😂
Getting your breathing right, in between heart takes more time than she used. She's terrific!
Trigger is probably a hair pin trigger
Truly very impressive. The flight time is insane but what I find even more impressive is your speed and the fact that on the last shot you were even talking right up to the trigger pull. Keep it up, great energy
Flight time is way more than PRS shooting, sometimes I get impatient, but I love it.
Idon'twanttogettooexcitedbutBANG.
@@9dollsELR that's awesome wish I could shoot like that.
When the brain connections linking the eye to the finger follows a different path than your conscious talking skills :D
That’s impressive !
@@libtard.4844 you can. Use a tri-pod set up and it takes 98% of the human out of the equation
that is pure art right there. i rarely seen someone engaging targets that far, that quick. impressive. congratulations 👌👌
it's super fun, this year I actually slowed my shooting down
It really is. Arts & Science = Marksmanship
@@9dollsELR I don't even think I can say impressed that word just doesn't suffice as to what I just witnessed, I will however say congrats.
Thats 3.7 Km! That's insane! What kind of rifle is that?
I have no idea why youtube gave me this! But the concentration of this woman and the way she did it made me cheer 😄🙏🏽
When you and your gear are in total sync, this is what you get. Very impressive to look at. The way she puts the rounds back where they should be and closes her note pad before she is comfortable tells the whole story. She is a perfectionist, borderline ADD I reckon. And that's a compliment, a compassionate professional. We need more of her, in any line of work. Besides that, imagine the trials and tribulations and the money spent before she got where she is right now. So well done, lady, you have my respect for wanting to get where you're at and taking nobody's bull until you got there.
Awe thanks for noticing the details, I've gathered lots of experience from all the different types of rifle shooting I've done and continually try to improve
Praca plus marzenia=osiągnięty cel. Cel nie jest za darmo🎉Pozdrowienia z Polski👍🔥🔥
This is cool AF! Awesome to have that sort of accuracy that far from the target. Would be really cool to have a split screen sort of thing going on to see the impacts too.
I wish I could get the footage of the target. Maybe this year I’ll see if I can obtain it somehow
@@9dollsELR That would be so ideal! I feel it would do so much to show the level of precision it requires to land a shot at those distances. It's probably too much to ask for a view inside your optics as well, I can only imagine the level of adjustments at those ranges. Is what you're shooting your preferred set up or is it to match specs?
@@9dollsELR It must look spectacular... considering the caliber and time of flight. I'd reckon anyone with a really decent digital with a major zoom could really pull some beautiful shots. All the best!! And congrats on 2021!
you can't be serious lmao have you seen the size of that fucking scope? YOU LITERALLY CAN'T MISS AT 4000YRDS WITH IT ffs XD AMATURES*
@@9dollsELRUse a drone to fly to the target and record the hits.
Just freaking outstanding!
Awesome shooting skills on display. I'm blown away how fast she was cranking those rounds off at that distance.
Her attitude and exuberance show her total confidence in her skills & shooting platform.
Loved watch such an outstanding performance
I appreciate it!
No idea why the UA-cam algorithm put this video in my feed, but I'm glad it did. Rei, Rusty, and Bill make an incredible team! Made hitting a shot of 3699 yards look like nothing special which makes it even that much more amazing.
I was practicing at the Quantico Marine Corps base shooting range last week and this video was recommended to me this morning. Very impressive precision shooting, great job!
Your skill level and spotters are truly amazing. Thanks for sharing this.
Love my Spotters!
She is an absolute true professional I've never seen someone that fast on a follow-up shot
If you hit the target - The second shot is much esier than the 1st to line up . You just have to remember how you lined up the 1st shot. And repeat it.
WHAT IS REALLY INTERESTING HERE - Is that a 2 mile shot, proves the earth is a level plane, rather than a ball. A 2 mile bulls eye on purpose , on a ball earth, spinning 1000 mph , at that distance is impossible .
If you have a run...
@@aaronwalker8847 eh??
@@johnwilson5254 Its a fact john. You cant navigate by the stars on a spinning ball either. And wouldn't be no such thang as sea level on a ball. And ol van braun the rocket guy , admitted many things on his deathbed, including the fact that the earth is the way our creators said they made it. Left his confession carved in stone on his headstone too.
And Speaking of van braun - space flight is impossible. Nothing to thrust against in a vacuum, which means they cant thrus. Theyd have to fill space with air under pressure to thrust. Nothing to thrust against/ no resistance, means no thrust.
Yep my friend. The earth is the circular, level, di electric plane of inertia, of the center and dominant magnet of creation. And them devils through the el-ites are sucking more juice/ power out of the earth than it can replenish. Which is why everything is dying , and magnetic fields weakening. The earths battery is running down, and the earth and the creations within, can only handle so much power loss. Before stuff gets sik and dies, and the more electronics they add, the worst it gets - The earths circuit is overloaded and its battery is draining fast.
Our father and Yahshua the son, are both god in nature. Which means they are our creators who radiate the power/ electro magnetism that animates and gives life to all of creation/ they radiate creation. And the only reason the earth is comin unglued at the seems because of pole reversal/ magnetic fields and pressure reset. Is because our creators are boosting the earths battery. But "Unless these days were cut short no flesh/ type of earth life will survive. But for the sake of the elect/ the goodhearted meek wheat folks. These days will be cut short."
Thats half of the reason they lied about the nature of the earth. Is to hide our creators, and the extremely destructive nature of electronics/ harnessing gods power/electro magnetism and transfering it to high power lectricity and woreless frequencies.. . The other reason is so the devil/ rebellion led by lucifer can come out of hiding posing as "anchient alien gods who seeded the planet (plan.e.t/ PlanExtraTerrestrial), back during the old golden age, the earthwide empire called atlantis that god sunk . And They are here to save us from ourselves and help us evolve (evo-lution is latin, translated it means evo;evil-lution;lucifer, evo-lution = evil-lucifer).".
Thats why they lie about it.
@Aaron Walker
You should stop commenting, you're negatively affecting earth's power supply.
That's what I call a highly professional team! Loved how they all cheered after the first impact and suddenly got calm again cause you had a few rounds left.
Wonderful team!
I love them like family!
@Jesus Gonzalez let's see you do it shit talker, post it or it didnt happen, until then get out from behind the keyboard and get behind the rifle. I've shot long distance and worked with guys shooting further than me, I recognize skill when I see it and shes got it.
@@StrifeA217 she got it because of all the equipment
@@thisperson6655 Oh, so you think it's that easy if YOU "got all the equipment", eh? Talking down is easy until you're actually the one "with all the equipment" trying to hit a target within 1 MOA 3,000 yards/ 2 miles away... but missing.
That was some fine and rather rapid target acquisition. Good shooting.
Bravo.
That was probably the longest shot I have ever seen with my own two eyes.Absolutely outstanding shot Ma'am. Respect 100%
This is the dumbest sport ever, with optics now a days it’s no special thing to be able to hit a target, hence the person behind the weapon… ridiculous people coming out of the wood work acting like it’s a big deal hahahaha. Maybe back in 1945
@@detroitbloodrunsinme8194 lmfao.
Id kill to see you do it.
But the irony is, youll never be good enough or even have the opportunity to carry out such a shot.
Youre just mad that a women is better than you at something.
@@detroitbloodrunsinme8194 yaaaaaaaa u try it. Just because you can see it don’t mean u can hit it.
@@detroitbloodrunsinme8194 Have you ever even shot a rifle long range? You're taking into account humidity and adjusting for that. Then wind speed/direction at your position, at the target, and at that range probably 2-3 more changes in between. The rotation of the Earth seriously comes into effect with a 7 second flight time. Military trained Snipers generally cannot make these shots unless they take private lessons and practice into their own hands. A REALLY good combat sniper team is generally effective up to 1000-1500 yards. And yeah, modern optics are insanely useful. At that distance, you probably see something about the size of a baseball through the scope.
@@angrydingus5256 not arguing to argue but I am thinking military sniper teams don't even wake up for 1000 yard shots anymore. I personally have hit out to 1000 yards and I'm just a guy. Good shooter but certainly no military or professional training. All that said this distance is impressive as hell for ANYBODY with any platform
Your skill is incredible. Being able to fire so quickly, as well as talking through a shot, and still being on target, that's pretty dope.
Anyone can do that with a scope and riffle as long as you weren't born with a factory defect. I hit a john deer oil filter right on the deer from 800 yards.
@@triggerfish2711 800 yards is a huge difference from 3300.
@@triggerfish2711 You realize the difference between 800 and 3699 right? There is few people on the planet that can consistently hit that length.
Amazing! Hard to believe how quickly she adjusts and moves back to target. She makes it look easy, too.
Yeah that's more amazing to me than actually hitting the target she's quick lol amazing 👏
And one of them she's actually still talking while pulling the trigger and still hits it at 3:25
Literally anyone could do that with that set up.
Obviously aiming at a very large target. Edit: After watching to the end, my assumption ("very large target") is confirmed...square steel target looks to be about 4 ft. x 4 ft. What's the scope mag?...probably in the range of 20x or 25x. So take 3700 yrds and divide by 20 (being conservative on the magnification) ....that's 185. So you're looking at a 4'x4' square that appears thru your scope to be only 185 yds. away. LOL, i could hit that all day long with that set up.
She makes it look easy and sexy !!
This wasn't precision shooting. This was neurosurgery.Incredible.
love that comment
Most impressive long range shooting I’ve seen yet!
“ you boys ready?”
“yUP” in stereo 😁
I lol’d
Same here I had a good chuckle. We all know who was running the show that day lmao
Running like a well oiled machine.
I've never tried long range shooting, but I know that I see guys taking 20-30 seconds to steady the gun and squeeze the trigger slowly. This girl gets her sights on target and squeezes a round off within a couple seconds, and is mid conversation while she does it, AND is more accurate than any guy I've seen. Super impressive.
She is shooting targets not training for the real deal. But yes. It was awesome!
Didn't see it, it didn't happen.
That's because she's more or less not holding the gun and it's mostly lined up just sitting there. The most impressive part of this for me is the math they went through to get there.
I shot a lot of PRS, where the stages are 90-120 seconds with 10 rounds and multiple position changes, so I tend to shoot fast here
Some the best snipers in the world have been and are females. She good
I am blown away by your skill, you are a treasure to our shooting sports and our 2nd amendment, keep on shooting girl !!!
Thank you!
That is amazing! Your composure when you know you're honed in and want to get the next one off in the same wind is simply surreal.
Amazing shooting, and let's appreciate those spotters too, you guys are a seriously impressive team.
Spotters and gear. It makes it much easier...
Now, that's some serious marksmanship! Congratulations on your success in Raton, NM!
Thank you!
@Jesus Gonzalez have you ever shot past 100 yards? If so you'd know that's not the case. Gunsmithing is important, but so is precise loading of cartridges, calculation of dope, etc. I've shot 2 MOA targets at 500 yards with a bit of wind and that was plenty difficult for me. I can only imagine how hard 1 MOA is at 3700 yards.
@Jesus Gonzalez Good for you, Jesus. I'd like to see how many children have taken that 3,700 yard shot within 1 MOA. Even with equipment, it still takes patience, practice, skill, team coordination. Just like you. You also had to train and practice, right? And you also had to baby your equipment so it worked the way you needed it to when you needed it to.
@@YUMA-jz9xx he never served hes just a lame kid commenting on something he obviously know very little about he probably thinks the rifle gets up and walk around on it own and shoots it self before having dinner
@Jesus Gonzalez Please show me you are not just a big talker. Today is 4/19/22. I've got $100 that says you can't hit 1 out of 6 on the same size target, same range, with at least one verifiable witness any time in the next year. Your choice of weapon.
If that was US military, I thank you for your service.
I'm glad she's on our side. These long range setups and teams are amazing! I'm happy to hit something at 500 meters.
I was about to type the same thing.
She is amazing.
with that rifle you could lol
What do you mean our side? There are highly trained female snipers all around the world.
@@MrMJmusicLover Welp, at least we got this one on our side.
@@MrMJmusicLover i think he meant on the good guys side. imagine if she was a gun for hire
Amazing performance. Well done!
Suddenly the movie "Shooter" isn't so crazy. But damn look at that Rifle! Purpose built if I ever saw it.
Yeah sure
I've read the book they made the movie from. Never watched the movie as the shorts instantly told me they deviated from the book a lot.
The book was very good.
Good lord. I don’t have any good words to describe how incredible it would be to reach out to that range. So many variables at 1000 yds, but damn near 2 freekin miles? Absolutely amazing.
have a friend that was an Army sniper and he's told me how hard long distance shots like these are and the distance is just staggering. amazing shooting
@Gabe Shaw i wasn't talking about combat shooting. i was talking about during training where they have to qualify on targets. military snipers still have to qualify on long range targets to pass training. during combat, most shots are not are at ranges that she shot at... those are actually pretty rare. it still took this shooter and extreme amount of concentration and calculation to make the shot and get a hit on the target, so the skill is there. why you commented, i don't know. maybe instead of trying to discount someone else's achievement, try looking at it from the point of view of the person you just slighted. how would you feel if someone came into the comments and said that your achievement wasn't as great because it was as easy as you described it? not to mention the fact that you got this wrong as she isn't firing from a bench rest, she still has the rifle on the bipod, still has to lift and aim to weapon, and hold on target before firing. could you do the same? i doubt it, seeing as most men who comment shit like you did have never been in a similar situation or even attempted anything close.
You mention "army sniper" then bite at a person for rightly assuming you meant combat scenarios. What a prat.
@@CadillacDriver 100%
@@CadillacDriver it is you who made an ASSumption about the commenters statement it is not the commenters fault you ASSUmed anything from his statement
@Gabe Shaw it is you who made an ASSumption about the commenters statement it is not the commenters fault you ASSUmed anything from his statement
That was AWESOME to watch! Wish we could see the impacts too that would be even better!👍😁
2.1 mile shot. My heart goes out to anyone who wants to do a Red Dawn in this country. With people like this woman all I have to say is " Good Luck."
That was awesome, I love showing my now 13 yr old daughter videos like this to hopefully instill life long confidence that she can do many things which she may not think she can do. I wish she could meet awesome ladies like yourself!
I'm just in awe at your skill and how easy you make it look.
I can’t explain how impressive that is to me. I used to do the same type of thing, but with breathing targets. Longest precise/accurate shot was maybe 1300-yds with an AI .308, and I think I’m pretty good, but you’re on another level. Your speed is just baffling. I’d train under you anytime. Bravo to you, ma’am.
Thanks to UA-cam for dropping this awesome video in my lap. Great going, nice shooting!!!!!
Wow, just wow. An amazing performance from a team that has clearly put the hours in.
Almost 1 MOA... 😲
This is absolutely amazing and so impressive. All the skill required to make this shot, the physics that has to be understood and calculated, I am astounded!
i m not used to the imperial sistem. how many bananas are 3699 yard?
@@jorgerubenyonatandasilva153 quite a few...or more technically a Bunch
@@jorgerubenyonatandasilva153 We use potatoes where I come from. I can tell you it's 45,013 decent size potatoes. Now if you can find a potato to banana conversion chart, BOOM, you're sorted.
@@jorgerubenyonatandasilva153 got bored and did the math, it's about 19023.4285714 bananas
@@badtimingplays3503 how many pennies far? Then what would the total amount of money be?
That was awesome. You were having fun and the speed you were moving vs distance is no small thing.
A bit over 7 sec for it to arrive at the target
Fast reset, then boom.
2:10 "You boys ready?"
"Yup"
"Yup"
For some reason that was so savage.
That was beyond impressive 👏. What great team behind what an awesome amount of skill and practice. Thank you so much for posting that. It was fun to watch.
Well done!! A 7+ second bullet flight time absolutely blows my mind!🤯
We need a faster traveling bullet lol
In March I had one that was 9 sec, it felt like I was waiting forever!
@@9dollsELR 😧9 seconds?! Lol you can pull the trigger and eat a snack before the bullet hits! 😂 AMAZING!
Really puts it into perspective how far it goes that it takes over 7 real seconds to get there. Impressive!
I had one shot that took 10 seconds
If only we could turn the wind off awhile. You are obviously a wind savant and a master of elements, this is just insanity! Incredible stuff!
Truly one of the most impressive approaches I’ve seen. Not hard to tell you and your team definitely know what you’re doing. Would love to get some knowledge transfer on long range shooting from you. What a treat that would be
I learned all my fundamentals from attending maxordinate.com
I Love this Country!
Merica!
That was impressive, and thanks for showing the fact that it takes crazy calculations before shooting. The drop and drift at that range must be pretty big.
Thank you
Ray: " You boys ready?" All three gentlemen : "YUP!".
Great shooting, to be able to repeatedly hit a target that far shows how much skill you have
She didn't repeatedly hit the target. She hit it once out of five shots.
Over a 7 second flight time for something that is hypersonic. That is some D I S T A N C E.
Nice job!
Supersonic, not hypersonic. Hypersonic is Mach 5 or up
It's so awesome to see women like you and Lindsey Paul coming out in force in what, for no other reason than tradition, has traditionally been men's sports: liberals love to talk about equality of the sexes, but the shooting sports are literally the only sports where the sexes are equal and they do everything in their power to disrupt them! Keep rocking!
I agree! But I still like help with my 40 lb rifle lol
@@9dollsELR I've never been to one of these competitions in person, but I'd bet money the men double team their 40lb artillery pieces to the line too!
And I thought I was doing great at 1000m. I have nothing on you, mad props and respect Ma'am.
I’m very glad I saw this video in my recommended, holy shit this is awesome! That rifle and seeing you set it up with those cool gadgets/accessories is bad ass! I mean all I got is a lil .308 lol. But I’ve been wanting to find a range and practice long distance shooting, nothing as long as what you are shooting at, I’ll get there eventually, in like 10 years. Great video! I’m definitely subscribing, I have to see more
Dude there’s a couple in Australia with obviously good equipment but no fancy stuff like this lol. His wife spots his shots and he’s gone over a mile with .308 and 2 miles+ with .50 / lapua mag
You can shoot up to a mile with 308
A very expensive sport lol
@@Uberaroundtheworld530 That couple is great!
@@Rj-nh1df i will agree with you on that!
Welcome to the world of the Artillery😁 Impressive shooting, well done!
lol, the round is huge!
Sweet!!!
Amazing. Has to be the longest shot ever. "You ready boys" had me rolling. The skill and speed are astounding. How long after the round hits does the sound hit? A mile shot has close to a full second between impact and the sound wave reaching the target. 7.7 sec flight time! WOW
The collective synchronized yes by the boys is classic watch mama work💪😎
Umm... the speed of sound is about 1,125 feet per second, so it would take the sound from an impact 4.7 seconds to reach you at one mile. Not "close to a full second," rather, nearly 5 seconds. At 3699 yards it would take just shy of 10 seconds for the sound of the impact to reach the shooter, assuming it can even get back to the shooter at audible levels.
@@idahomike I have never done the math. The almost a second behind came from a documentary about a mile shot from a sniper. So 10 sec for the sound. The bullet flight was 7.7 seconds. So 2.3 sec between the hit and the sound .
@@un-commoncents2805 No... The bullet has to travel the 3699 yards/7.3 seconds before impacting. And then the sound of the impact has to travel the 3699 yards back to you at the speed of sound, which would take just under 10 seconds. So 17-17.5 ish seconds from you fire till the sound of the impact reaches you, which at that range probably won't be at an audible level.
@@vicinetwork321 the sound reaches the target. Not back to the shooter
I love when 76 people say they enjoyed the simultaneous "yup" call out but in 76 different ways.
thats my favorite part too
Loving the Charlie Taracs, that system changed alot of things in the long range community. Congrats on the impact too!
I agree! The first time I tried ELR, I didn't have one and was maxed out on my dials and holding 10 mils above the target
@@9dollsELR Congratulations on your success with the system, I'm sure there is more to come you seem to have a good team, good fundamentals and clearly the right equipment. I'm also glad those guys are getting the recognition in the community they deserve, it's good to see people having success with quality equipment. Best of luck with your future endeavors!
That flight time from shot to impact is impressive
there was one time it took 10 sec for a shot to get to the target, I felt like I was waiting forever
Wirklich sehr gut meinen Respekt. Weiter so 👍 💪 🇩🇪.
That trigger control is nuts. She places the finger and squeezes really fast. The amount of control needed to get the trigger that quick without pushing or jerking is crazy. Wow
When I first started shooting precision, I jerked a lot, but went to the range every week for months working on it 😊
I can't get over how fast she sends it once she's set up.
I like to shoot fast so I can go eat after 😂😂😂
@@9dollsELR I hear that! Regardless, your cadence clearly isn't holding you back
@@9dollsELR 🤣 I love your reply!😂
@@9dollsELR lmao 🤣 a woman after my own heart. Fast, fun, food
@@rayman1230 food is life!
THAT is where shooting is a sport... not playing close combat / wild west war. This is body control, skill and mathematics
Laying down exerting no energy 😊 it’s all sport just different attributes.
This was awesome! What an amazing treat to see your accomplishment of skills at work.
🌴🖤🧡❤️🌴
I was super excited
It's insane how this is even possible, given all the variables she has to deal with. ROCK ON girl!!!!
Thanks!
Great shooting , just wish it had a split screen to see the target impacts as well
My goodness, looks like a lot of fun and a lot of mulah, where in the world do you even go and practice. Looks like a lot of fun though, I have a 6.5x47 Lapua and I’m laughing hitting at 500 let a lone further🤣
There are not many places todo this, the NRA Whittington center is one
nice shooting, great spotting. Congrats to all involved.
It's content like this that will make UA-cam great again! Your god-like marksmanship has earned my Sub.
Thank you, I’ll have more videos up soon
Man, thats impressive 👏. Being a member if the 1000 yard club, I now feel remarkably beginner ish.🤭
Damn. Time to shoot, follow through, reload, THEN spot your impact! Wow.
Thank you CL
Well done ! 🔥🔥👏🏻 Epic shooting ! 💥 Greetings from Mel Kleinhans Safaris, South Africa.🐾
Thank you!
Don’t ever underestimate a woman with a gun. Nice job!
That's freaking insane! I impress myself doing 200 yards with irons, I couldn't even imagine this
I got to 100yards and could not for the life of me I could see the target. But it was a Keystone Creket
I mean have your rifle completely independently supported, 3 spotters, a weather station, a rifle longer than you are tall, firing rounds that cost the same as feeding a family of 5 at Outback Steakhouse and shooting at a target the size of the broad side of a barn.
There is skill involved in this make no mistake, but what you are really seeing is technology, and a healthy dose of luck.
Very impressive! That's what we call sure shootin!
Honestly, I thought that I was the only one that used a fast trigger pull, but you clearly have me beat! Lol.
My instructor literally beat me out of the habit of quick pulling on anything past 1200 and beyond. However, at present, you can call me Quick Draw McGraw on anything 800 and less.
Again, very good shooting! Keep it up girl!!!
I love how confident she is with her second shots
I love how fired up she was through the whole thing!
I just simply can’t believe it
@@ashleystovalldaman My favorite was my first shot at the last target, it didn't hit but was left edge. The elevation was perfect, and that's amazing for that distance with all the varibles
@@9dollsELR well, I hope I didn’t imply it’s not, that distance is a very tough shoot, I just liked your energy, it was contagious…
Can't get enough of this sweet lady. Awesome shooting little lady. Congratulations from Ohio. 🥰🌶
Thank you! I love Ohio!
Just found this channel and I'm excited to watch your videos. I am just getting into lrp and will gladly binge this to learn what I can. Great shots btw!
It’s so addicting and fun!
@@9dollsELR I can imagine. My "christmas preset" to myself was a Desert Tech SRS in 338lm and thinking about getting a 28nos barrel swap for it. I see you're shooting Cheytac - do you have any experience with the lm or nos?
@@jstray2321 if your going to spend the money and go for ultra high precision .375, .408,.409 cheytac is hard to beat, but to warn you it is a deep rabbit hole you are jumping into
@@jstray2321 I have a 338 LM, but also building a 33xc for next season. I'll be running it in light division. My 338 LM is a hunting rifle though, it's not appropriate for this kind of shooting,
@@9dollsELR Thanks for the feedback. Do you have thoughts on the 28 Nosler?
She appears to have some site (elevation difference) included, which would require additional computations. There’s this thing called complimentary angle of site too!
Charlie Terac.... it's an additional 30-50 MOA, plus what's on the MOA base... not really difficult to "compute" ... it's automatic given MOA adjustment without having to touch your dials.
@@longsnipz no, not difficult, but just one more thing to account for. I am a former field artillery officer with a background in manual gunnery computations. The similarities are many. We just shot 200 lb projectiles over 10,000 meters and landed within 25 meters of the target. Same concept.
Wow, young lady I have to say that is some Damn Impressive shooting ! A 400 gr bullet through a 375 caliber chambered rifle ? Just wondering what type and load weight of powder and the kind of muzzle velocity you are achieving ? Are those Gen II Cutting Edge Lazers a boat tail round ? All I can say is WOW !
Yes, I have the details of the rifle and ammo in the video comment. I was using 400 gr CE lazers gen II with Peterson brass, H50 running at 2950 ft/s
Unbelievable, lost for words. I couldn't hit the broad side of a barn with a cannon at 20 feet and you're hitting a small board at over 3600 yards. Remarkable effort for any athlete male or female, once again well done.
Thank you
Nice shooting! What kind of muzzle velocity are you getting with that setup/load and what kind of drop to you get at those ranges?
My MV is around 2950 ft/s, depending on atmospherics, but I think that day I had to hold about 70 mils
That's like asking a magician for the key to the magic trick...
You want to find out... Compete against her... Then you'll find out !!!!
@@9dollsELR Awesome shooting 👍👍. Great rig !
@@endrekasko9528 no....no it's not actually. There is no magic trick to accuracy. It's about consistent, high quality components and equipment coupled with solid fundamentals and lots of practice.
I do shoot competitively and have had some success in local competitions. Not nearly at the distances she shooting...at least not yet. I was just curious. That's all..... besides, I don't think I could out a Chrono on the end of her barrel while she is shooting.🤷🏼♂️
@@danielmaine45 you are correct on that! quality components!
Wow, I didn't even know that distance was possible. I wonder what the speed is of the bullet when it leaves the barrel, and how far it drops over that distance?
At this distance they even have to compensate for the curve of the earth.
@@dailyperson9519 it’s rather the Earth rotation.
I had to hold about 70 mils, with a 2950 ft/s MV
Can only imagine how much a rifle like that costs.
@@birdhunter_inc ur high if you think that is cheap
@@holylettuce4730 He's high.
@@birdhunter_inc you obviously don’t read , look up the price of the the Charlie TARAC device she has on her gun. This ain’t ur grandpas hunting rifle. Hell this isn’t your normal precision rifle. I’d be willing to bet to even consider being a serious long range shooter like this you sinking 6-8k
@@holylettuce4730 I looked it up, it's 8k just for the rifle. Probably pushing over 10k with everything she has on it!
That firing sound is so addicting for some reason. ASMR
This part is easy.. now hump that riffle 10 miles with gear and ghillie suit and make same hits.
Not all of us shoot to kill people.
This is one of the most impressive things I ever seen, talk about epic skills!
Straight up amazing. A hit after a seven+ second flight time is incredible.
thanks, sometimes it feels like forever
I once shot 1000 yards with open sights, that was mentally exhausting, you just shot almost 4 times that far (OK with a scope, but...) that's seriously impressive.
You have completely blown me away... Nice shooting
thanks, open sights at 1000 is amazing!!
My daughter is spending Christmas in Raton, NM. I sent her your video. I've never shot anything past 500 yds, but it is certainly on my bucket list.
I love Raton!! i was thinking of just doing a weekend up there with no competition and jsut shoot for fun
What a privilege to be allowed to see that amazing set of shots. Thank you so much.
Lol yeah they definitely need a camera for impacts 😭
favorite part of this video was at minute mark, 2:13. “You boys ready?” They all answer in unison, “Yup.” The Lady has talent. Semper Fi. ❤️🇺🇸
Im proud of my youngest daughter. Her boyfriend and his buddy went shooting a few weeks ago. She was challenging to shot the gun. 6.5 Creedmore on a very nice gun.
She shot a soda can out at 650 yards. My best shot was 450.
Now my oldest granddaughter likes to shoot. I taught all my girls how to shoot guns.
My middle daughter out shot me a few years ago.
Thats an awesome shot, a soda can at 650! I'm happy to hear your daughter and grandduaghters are enjoying the sport
Damn nice shooting. Loved how everyone gave you instant readiness response lol
I pulled up Google maps, pinpointed my house. Found buildings and landmarks that are two miles out. Then went out in the yard with binoculars and looked at them. That gave me real insight as to what a shot that was.
Outstanding!
We spend a small fortune on spotters and optics
I have only watched a few extreme long distance shooters so far. I do not recall ANY other to be chambering and firing so quickly at those distances! I used to shoot similarly (300meter), because I would take a deep breath when chambering or "visualizing" the target and lower the sights into the target area, following up with a trigger pull at the bottom of the exhale, no matter what. This technique is from my air rifle days, when shooting standing. Goal is 50 hits in 10 minutes at 10m at a target the size of a pop can top, bullseye, speed and grouping matters, our team would finish in about 5min for extra points every min saved. If I waited longer than 4seconds, my mind starts going and my sights wonder. I haven't done serious target practice for years! This makes me get back into it.
I shot a lot of PRS before I got into ELR and we shoot fast
Reminds me of Lethal weapon, "only 5 maybe 6 guys in the world could make that shot".