Recreating the Scene from SHOOTER | Can We Hit a SOUP CAN at 1 Mile?
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2024
- This is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time and the fact that I had the same gun they used in the movie, I just had to give it a shot. Needless to say... It's a lot harder than it looks. Let me know if you want to see Part 2.
Dude is so rich he doesn't even know about Dinty beef stew LOL.
I normally hate rich people. Love the collector!
I’m not rich by any means but I don’t know it neither
I buy it by the case, yummy if your hungry , but I couldn't afford too waste a can of stew AND a bullet, lol, 😅
Right? Came straight to the comments after he said he didn’t know this existed lol.
Sad
That’s why he was called Shooter and you’re called The Collector 😂
Why you gotta do him like that
Bro that was 🥶..😂😂 ( to be fair if you’ve seen any of the 1 moa at 1000yd videos that can is like 1/4 of that )
@@swift__yea that shot is nuts…. Especially with heavy variable wind
On a calm day, a ton of shooters can nail that…… on a crazy wind day, very few shooter/spotter teams can do that in one try
brass collector?
@@nickfruge5639on a calm day its still a crap shoot, that can is like 1/4 moa at that distance. The tiniest of variables can throw it off by double that, sure you throw enough lead at it and you will hit it eventually.
How this guy ever hits anything with that scope, traveling the globe every time before he pulls the trigger is amazing and freaking aggravating me. Sure, I'm not the only one. 😂
The scope cam was on the second gun on the tripod. Not the gun he was shooting
Just goes to show you that you can tie all the money in the world up in gear but it doesn't make you a better shooter.
It’s a pretty remarkable shot. 1 MOA at 1,000 yards is ten inches. That can at a mile requites about .5 MOA accuracy in strong wind. Training is important but if he used a kestrel and hand-loads, that would have given him a much bigger advantage than that very expensive rifle.
Showing off your collection etc is great and all but WE really like these out on the range and running them videos. Awesome stuff as always!
I feel like most people don’t realize how much 200 rounds of .408 cost. That’s more than most of my rifles cost me.
$1750.00
My AR and the accessories I bought for it cost me 1776.85. I will never sell that freedom slinger. Crazy that I could get 200 rounds of cheytac ammo for about the same price.
But then I knew I couldn’t afford the rifle the moment I heard cheytac.
1750 buys 100 rounds according to my search. Be 3500 for 200
he could put ammo money into a more powerful scope. he would use less ammo
@ Still more than I can swing.
someone owes someone $100
I would have taken that bet. 5 shots seemed overly optimistic to me.
@@TheHOWESBRAD you said overly optimistic , I said bullshit.
The best thing I ever bought for shooting distance is a drone. Fly right up to the target and see where I’m hitting. Forget spotting scopes. Plus you can record the shot
thats a really good idea
They literally have a camera on the target, and choose to look through a spotter scope 🤷🏼♂️
@@uniformguy751151yeah but I don’t think it’s a live feed. You would still have to go to the target to get the camera.
That was one expensive can of stew.
I love this dude and I really enjoy his vids but this just proves a life lesson you can’t buy skill ! 🤓
Next time bring Mark Wallberg he would hit it in 1.🎯
Chuck Norris could hit it without pulling the trigger
I have a camera made by SME (Shooting Made Easy) that you put down at the target. It broadcasts a wifi signal up to a mile line of sight that links to a phone or laptop. When you shoot the software makes a comparison of the previous target and will highlight the difference to show where you hit. I have used mine out to 600 yards no problem. I think it would be perfect for your application.
I KNOW, THEY FAILED HARD ON THAT.
@ I wasn’t calling them out for a failure. Only telling them about the camera so they can see point of impact better and also better content for the viewer to see where they hit too.
Just because you have a Ferrari in your garage doesn't make you a racecar driver. This 🤡 has lots of money and buys lots of guns, he ain't no Shooter. 5 rounds and he can hit the can, he's a joke. A REAL Shooter doesn't need a professional coach either.
All the gear and no idea. 😂
I would have liked to see a paper zero on the rifle. Cheytac advertises the M200 intervention to be a sub MOA rifle and according to literature online, the average M200 is capable of a minimum of 1/2 MOA groups while some specially tuned rifles have achieved 1/4 MOA or even better. Having an idea of the rifles actual capabilities would give a more realistic understanding of what you are trying to do and put into perspective just how difficult this shot realistically is.
As any shooter worth his salt would already know a rifle shooting 1 MOA (which is considered to be a fairly decent rifle for most applications) is going to be printing a 10 inch group at 1000 yards. A 15oz can of Dinty Moore is 2.87 inches wide by 4.37 inches tall.
So at 1000 yards with a 1 MOA rifle you could completely miss the can by more then 3.5 inches on either side or more then 2.75 inches above or below doing everything perfectly and have no recorse other then to just keep keep throwing lead down range and waiting for a lucky hit because a 10 inch group is the best the rifle is capable of.
(I know moa is a conical circumference not squared but for illustrative purposes it gives an easier mental picture to none shooters to follow along with the example)
Stretch that 1 MOA rifle out to a mile and your looking at a group that's printing a hair under 53 inches (again a Dinty Moore stew can in 2.87"wide x 4.37" tall) the odds of hitting a target that small at that range INTENTIONALLY are astronomical at best. The round can definitely get there no problem but the factual ballistic capabilities of the rifle make this shot literally impossible to make as a one off intentional act. Sure if you keep throwing lead down range you'll hit it eventually, but not because it was on purpose or intentional but simply because the target was within the rifles accuracy margin.
Even if you cut the MOA of the rifle down to its "advertised" accuracy of 1/2 MOA your still looking at a print group of just over 5 inches at 1000 yards which gives you a much better chance of punching a hole in it but there is still a margin of error that you couldn't correct for even if you did everything right and still continue to miss. But then at a mile you'd still be looking at a target print group of 26+ inches again taking this back into a shot that isn't capable of being made on purpose intentionally or repeatedly by anything other then blind luck.
If you continue to throw enough shots down range your bound to eventually connect with it once but it won't be because you ment to do it or could do it again on purpose or with any kind of consistency or dependability.
And to be clear I am in no way shape or form speaking negative about the shooters or their abilities or shooting skills, this is strictly a comment on the capabilities of the rifle alone and how insanly far beyond the the physical performance limits of the rifle you are trying to go in order to try and make this shot.
Hell if you took an actual literal laser that had a divergence of 1.2Mrad(which would be pretty good for a typical diode laser) and were to mount it to a tripod aim it at the Dinty Moore stew can one mile away and turn it on, by the time the laser made it to the can the beam would be covering a an area almost 10 feet square and that is coming from a laser beam that was just 1mm in diameter at its start.
If that doesn't illustrate the impossibility of this shot I don't know what will. By all means if it makes you happy to blast through ammunition at 175 bucks a box to try and hit something that if and when you do finally hit it will be purely by luck but go for it, but at 8.75 a shot......
I can think of better things that I'd rather be shooting at.
🤷🏻♂️
But thats just me though, regardless I enjoyed the video and I sincerely appreciate you putting out the content and wish you the best of luck if you do continue with this goal so thanks again be safe and God bless 🙏.
The wind is much calmer at the crack of dawn and that is my preferred time to hit the range as the wind is almost non existent at that time on calm days.
Nice collection BTW 😉
What kind of shooter, let alone man, has never heard of Dinty Soup?
And it ain’t soup it’s stew
I gave up when he couldn't even hit the close shot😂
This is next-level creativity! 💯 Your effort and attention to detail really brought the scene to life. Can’t wait for Part 2!🔥
I just vomited...
They should have got a person who knows how to shoot.
Great video and looking forward to part 2. Also imitating other movie shots is a cool idea.
The first five minutes of this video were absolutely epic-easily some of the best cinematography I’ve seen on UA-cam. Truly top-shelf, documentary-level work worthy of a television show!
I can’t wait for Part II. My only minor critique is the scope shots, but I’m confident you’ll have that perfected next time as you mentioned in the video. It’s an incredibly challenging shot to pull off and it was a great effort.
Finally a video of the collector using his shit. I’m new though. Awesome video!
The Collector does not shoot as well as Bob Swagger.
People do not realize how difficult that is until they try. I belong to a range where we can shoot 1000 yards. I was able to hit well when I was younger and practiced regularly. Great video.
For anyone that shoots distance, the 500 shoulda been instant. I have hit a 10in plate at 1000 with a 3006 and smoked a 1moa plate at 500 and 600 on multiple first tries.
When you have good ear muffs, you don't need to lift them to talk or listen. In fact, you'll forget you have them on they're so comfortable. . . . ☆
Really enjoy where you’re taking your channel
props to you for even attempting it, not an easy shot even for a professional considering everything that has to be accounted for such as wind speed, wind direction, the turning of the earth. gravity and distance.
For those wondering the .408 m200 is 15k
F that
And $175 for a box of ammo !
With it being out to a mile, i know thats a hard shot make. But....... it shouldn't have taken that many shots from 500 if the 100yd zero was on point. Especially with the gun hes shooting
Literally living the Dream 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I’m Glad y’all scored
When you're so rich you don't know what a can of stew is and you can buy the gun and the creator. 😂😂
You’re such a bad ass Matt. You lasted way longer then I thought shooting that gun. Hopefully you didn’t ruin the floor mat out of the Caddy… lol great video and awesome editing. I really like how it shows real life shooting. Looking forward to the part 2
The .408 Chytach is such an insane round. 419 gr. moving at almost 3000 fps is so impressive. When compared to your typical 5.56 round at 55-62 gr. moving at around 3200 fps, the .408 is approx.. 7 times heavier and moving only 200 fps slower....
I'm so happy you made this video a reality. Truly epic 🇺🇸
$3k+ in ammo on top of the $20k in the platform What a day to play y'all
Probably would have been easier to spot impacts on that berm instead of white steel at 1 mile.
Get a bigger can of stew !
Best video!!! Love the content!!
If you can afford a $10,000 dollar rifle, you can afford a wireless camera and laptop to watch what the hell you're doing.
If only it was that cheap, its 15k :P
@@uniformguy751151 it’s not that serious man. Why’re you so worked up about it lol
To take a page from Bill and Ted's excellent adventure.... Maybe it's time we learn how to shoot?.... At $1,000 just for the ammo, it aint worth it.
Hate to tell you there bud but the can we used for that scene was actually fatter than that can!! I've seen other videos and yall all seem to claim it's that size can!!!
We have shot a mile and beyond. The wind does some crazy stuff when you get out that distance.
You guys should us a drone to spot your impacts.
Celebrated too early. Shooter was fiction in more ways than one. I fell asleep watching this after 14 minutes. The bullet is low on energy at that distance. Congrats.
As a CT .408 owner, this was fucking painful to watch
Honestly that was pretty good for being 1000yd. Given the rounds available when Shooter was made, they got closer than any off the shelf rifle would have been able of the era.
I won't think anyone realized, but the collector was the one who skimmed the top of the can well before the other guy shot. You can see it on the camera that's at the target. Watch from 13:15 to 13:25, he definitely hit the top of the can 😂
yep
NO CAMERA AT TARGET, WTF ?
Those Dinty Moore’s are dodgy
Something is wrong with this setup. 500 yards should have been dead easy, and the spread at 1000 was way too large. I shoot 260rem and 300 norma mag at these distances and performs way better than this.
Are you suggesting that Hollywood misled us in the movie shooter? Or, is Mark Wahlberg just that great a shot? lol😂
Longshot camera needed. I love mine
I just subscribed to your channel due to the video quality. Great job!
Patty Ann’s Cafe has such great food. And the people that work there are so sweet
I'll take that bet also. There is no chance in 5 shots.
A long range precision class from BADLANDS Tactical Training Center would help
This guy sucks at shooting
Wireless cameras to track your hits.
Now me know for certain that money cant buy skill.
8,75 USD each shot…😳……I love it…😂
Dinty Moore is not soup! Heresy!
Id gladly live in a tiny home on this property and maintain it to my highest ability. 💯
5 shots
MY FAVORITE MOVIE AND SCENE IN A MOVIE
Jesus he can’t hit that soup can at 500 yards. Oh I’m sorry can of Dinty more beef stew? What a freaking joke that should’ve been a first round impact
I hope this isn’t a reflection on the amount of shots it will take at one mile otherwise I’m gonna need a whole pot of coffee and a very large bowl of popcorn:) Nice video boys.
Pay somebody to make you 1 mile long HDMI cable.
Set up a camera filming on a laptop set up next to the target a mile away.
Have the camera display full screen on the laptop next to the target.
Go to the display settings on the laptop and have the display duplicated and displaying on two monitors the laptop and the second monitor connected to the HDMI cord run the HDMI cord 1 mile to where you’re shooting from.
You will then be able to get a live view of what’s going on and the grouping is.
Another possible way is to buy a star link Internet, router, and set up a Samsung cell phone live streaming .
Watch the live stream from a another computer or phone. The only issue is most times live streams. Have a 2:59 minute delay so you will not be able to adjust for wind quick.
or, he could just use his brain and facetime the targets
HDMI can't go a mile without some serious signal boosting every 50 feet...
Lol... it's not fiber optic.
Sure zoom call is definitely a possibility, but that falls in the same category as live streaming to a service or a website.
If you have a camera set up, there’s no lag or delay.
There’s no telling where this property is at. And how far away the property is from cell phone towers.
If they’re conveniently is a strong signal nearby, and you can get full cell phone service then potentially zoom meeting stream could be a good option.
Clearly, I said that in the original comment get the Elon Musk Starlink service to have a good signal and set up a live stream. If you would’ve read the initial full comment. Hahaha
Hope this guy making the videos is not dumb enough to have a Apple product. that would be hilarious
Notice the bottom of my original message saying live stream… issue with that is delay and Internet lag. The reason you want run a cable from a camera is so you can make a quick adjustments for wind and get your shot off. No lag 😊
@ your initial comment was talking about a freaking mile long HDMI and a starlink device. Legit just easier to use FaceTime or Facebook videos calls on a phone/tablet. Hope you’re smart enough to realise the most popular phone brand on the planet is APPLE, imagine someone in 2024 thinking apple are crap 😂
Dude is definitely not a prepper if he didn't know about Dinty More. And it's stew not soup.
You need to get a burner phone with a video call app installed. Have that facing the target from an angle, video call it from your phone, and use that as your shot cam.
I’m more impressed how his scope didn’t move during the shot in the movie!
Why go to 1000 he couldn't hit it at 500, which is very laughable with this rifle
So how does Humble Pie taste? Claims he can hit within 5 but takes 200 rounds to Range?
I already have two of these 😭
We all have seen your gun collection can you show your ammo collection and how you store your ammo
Damn.... I wish I live in the US, great video from here in the UK.
Casually buying a Cheytac just cause he likes it 😂 Goals
I’d like to see energy dispersed into 5 gallon water bottle
I love my Chey-Tac, never shot a can of soup..yet
I love soup, can’t afford a cheytac… yet. Or a can of soup for that matter.
I have milk jugs and 20oz’s hangin 520yrds from the porch and my fn spr .308 makes quick work of em long as you hold still. Hit a 5hr energy drink from 250yrds also which was a good shot for me. They make those big rifles out to be something ther not which is precision rifles like ai’s..rpa’s..and such. Btw how come you havnt tried rangemaster precision arms stuff..? May wanna look into 1
One thing thatll help next time is using an anti cant level just to make sure youre 100% level. Making sure all of your hardware is degreased and loctite to your scope and base and using a 2x2 splatter target behind the can to see impacts alot better. Or putting a colored light behind your steel plate to see impacts
Great video! Amazing how Mark Wahlberg did it so easily.
I’m poor. I have to impress myself by shooting 2” pill bottles at 200 yards with a .177 air rifle. Yep. Surprising what you can learn about long range shooting with a lowly air rifle. The rifle is an air Venturi avenger in .177 caliber. The rifle costs about as much as 2 box’s of his ammo. My ammo is $.04 per round. I use 12.5 grain NSA air rifle slugs sized to .173.
200 yards requires about same dope as a 6.5 Creedmore at 1150 yards. 11.1 mills is my 200 yard dope (50 yard zero). And I still had to use some holdover. Video is on my channel. Loved seeing this shot recreated. Seriously, air rifles at 200 yards and beyond give you all the same challenges (almost) as shooting centerfire at distance. Imagine your .6XX BC projectile had its BC reduced to .07. 2-3 mph full value winds can make things interesting. Great practice for learning to read wind. Any love the video! Cheers!
3 months later...
Awesome video
The ammo in this video cost more than my rent
If you want I’ll stand down by the can for your next video and radio your hits back to ya? We’ll call it $50 for the day?
Can't hate if you dont shoot regularly. I shoot alot long range and most people bs how well they can shoot.
Shooting long distance is a lot like fishing.
I don’t believe anyone’s numbers except for you and me, and I’m not even sure about you.
@@someolddude7076 That is why I will only talk about what I have backed up lol. You can see me shoot on the texas plinking 1moa at 1000 yard challenge
Great video, Greetings from South Africa.
That spotter needs to be proned out on those first shots! Holy shakey cam Batman
So much for that 5 shot call!
should have used dirt backstop so you could see bullet splash in the dirt instead of white board back stop...
What paint was that you used to cover and fill the bullet holes? I shoot a lot of holes in steel and that paint looks like something I need. Good shooting and swage on!
No cans at a mile were harmed in todays video.....
Piece of cake!
Dinty Moore on a tv tray, a meal from my childhood.
Respectfully, stick to collecting..... Respectfully....
What would the point be in collecting if not to also do the shooting?
Collector the one that hit tho, twice let’s not give this guy someone else credit
Weird question: no disrespect: I live in communist NY. When I did my will and trust I was told I could not give specific nugs to specific people. In your case, how does that work? When you are 110 and you leave earth how do they figure out who gets what ? Can I have this NUG. Cause that was super awesome. Morbid question I know, but I’m dead inside. Respectfully Jay.
My dream gun!!!
Don't let tim kennedy get his hands on this gun he would do it first shot 😂😂
Would love to try that with my 6.5...on a still day with not wind!!! Awesome rifle.
You can hit at a mile with 6.5 but because it goes transonic before reaching the target makes it tough. I’ve done it before but I think it is more luck than anything. For a mile you’ll want to select a round that’s supersonic at a mile, imho
Within five shoots?