October 8, 2022. This story was first published a few seasons ago and proved to be very popular with our readers. If you missed it, check out the factory Savage 110 BA at extreme range — 1760 yards (one-mile). Mark Dalzell, the shooter, did a great job on the video. It features multiple camera views so that you can see both the shooter as well as the target simultaneously. Enjoy! Enjoy! Mark took his “BadAss” rig to the southwest Nevada desert, just north of Jean Dry Lakes. He placed a 2’x3? Target way, way out there — a full 1 mile (1760 yards) away. At this distance, the flight time to target was 3.75 seconds. Mark sighted with a Nightforce Nightforce 5-22x50mm Nightforce NXS scope. It took Mark a few shots to get on target. He eventually made multiple hits using 67 MOA elevation and 2.25MOA left windage. The video shows the hits beginning at the 1:56 mark. (Mark had a second camera placed closer to the target. This displays frame by frame in the video and, if you look closely, you can see the strikes. HSM 250gr HPBT match, with a 3.600? COAL. The shooting took place at 8:13 AM in clear conditions with very light winds. The temperature was 57?, humidity 24.5 and Density Altitude 3666. PLAY BUTTON
LISTEN TO MARK TALK ABOUT One Mile Shooting
CLICK PLAY BUTTON to hear Mark Dalzell TALK ABOUT his.338 LM Savage110 BA and the hits he scored at 1760 yards. Good shooting Mark. That’s a great result for a factory rifle. The elevation was also set up before firing began. This shows that you have a good understanding of the long-range ballistics of your ammunition. We were also impressed by the effectiveness of the muzzle brake. Recoil was about the same as an unbraked.308 Win..338 Lapua Mag Cartridge Diagram
Mark has created another video showing a session at 2300 yards. Mark Dalzell Shoots at 2300 Yards.
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