Sub 2" group at 1000 YARDS

[mwilson]

2"

Geez. I'm happy if I can get 2" groups at 5 yards. In fact, it's usually better for me to just go poke a hole in the target with my finger.

you must have big fingers if you can only get a 2" group

 

[edsinger]

The Man, plain and simple........

 

[22lr]

Ya, um I think that trumps all internet forum stories about shots at a mile, or dimes at 1000 yards. Thats just darn impressive, and documented to boot, I would love to see how much time he puts into loading each round.

 

[butzchan]

Sweet.

 

[El Cazador]

Son of a gun!

I wonder how much each of his bullets weigh? Hand turned bullets and factory Israeli brass. The guy shooting Light Rifle was shooting 808 gr bullets. Heavy Rifle getting near 1K?

 

[CulpeperMM]

I'm still working out load development... I will be ecstatic when I can keep center mass on a horse at 1k

you're not supposed to be shooting horses! lol

 

[mudwater]

Almost $2.00 each for the bullet alone

From following the link, it looks like the bullet alone is almost $2 each. Machine turned solid brass. Lots of carefull preparation and awsome ability for those results!

 

[Blaze261]

"badd as" what?

You smart as.

Lol, Yeah didn't want to say a nawty word. Trying to keep it PG.

But yes that was definately baddas. I wish I could shoot that well at 100yds.

 

[Manan]

Wow. I'm in awe.

 

[JustGone]

Wow that is just amazing!

 

[slow1911s]

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Sarver Shoots 1.403″ Group at 1000 Yards AccurateShooter.com Bulletin

Sub 1.5" group at 1k with a 30 cal variant.