Congratulations! Trust me, I was cheering for you and shouted HIT! as the bottle fell. I've yet to nail my 500Y target, but it's been a helluva bad year for me thus far. This is the year for my hit. Thanks for the renewed inspiration.
I have been able to bust clays at 400 yards (range finder indicated) but I haven’t found a place to stretch it out to 500+. When I do I gotta try that shot . Hopefully I won’t deal with the level of wind you had to work with. Outstanding shooting there!
Well they are “shorter” than the Mtn Dew bottles so your elevation is just a tad trickier but the bottle is a bit narrower so your windage has to be a little tighter. I won’t get into how many rounds it takes per clay but it is for damn sure fun doing it… as you no doubt know.
Thanks man, you’re doing it right by starting with a .22lr to learn the skills of long range shooting, awesome practice that translates well to centerfire cartridges. It’s fun and allot cheaper
Good work. Looks like your having fun. Iv the rpr too. My range i have a 240y and a 400y 12inch gong target. Best accuracy for me are cci velocitors over the standard. Try them out if you can. Might help in that wind too. Show us some more long range stuff and what setup n extras you use to help hit that far :)
I’ve been looking for the Velcitors but can’t seem to find any. Definitely wanting to try some out. I’ll see what I can put together for another video. getting a little bit more into setup details and of course some .22lr long range action! Thanks for watching and keep an eye out for the next video.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision ah stock yeah what a pain. Im in new zealand so if you have no stock then we def wont have any 😂 but yeah mate they def were better in mine.
It didn’t even puncture the plastic! Can’t tell from the footage, but it might have bounced in. Next time I’m going to setup a target cam. Recently acquired some velocitors so look for an upcoming video for those. Thanks for watching
It’s nice to be able to see what your shooting at, at 9x your reticle would cover the entire target, not to mention the use of holdover or windage in the reticle, not overkill, rather practical I think, but to each his own…
@@wyominghighdesertprecision 9x is designed for out to 300 yards. Bushnell makes a 2-7x with a .22lr bullet drop reticle. A .22lr won’t be an effective round past that distance. It took him several rounds to make the 500 yard mark. At 300 yards you can get rounds on target constantly and still be able to take out small game.
@@frankshanks9726 you should look up .22 elr.... instead of being foolish. (extreme long range) which is where they push there guns and calibers too the max, with no intent of killing or hunting with it, just for the shear entertainment.
I’m running a Sig kilo 2400bdx paired to a 5700 Kestrel. I don’t think they even make this model anymore, but the Kilo3k is a superior range finder and it’s cheaper than what I paid for the 2400. Go figure
Felicitaciones 💪👏que envidia...acá en Colombia eso ni en sueños.....he ido a campos de tiro a Texas...y he logrado uno blancos buenos pero ninguno como el suyo👏 soy amante del cal .22, Felicitaciones.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision Just watched this video again... What a beautiful place to shoot! I’ve been researching this rifle for several weeks now and I think I’m ready to order one.
If you are meaning bullet drop, I had 25 mills dialed (Turret maxed) and was holding an additional 10mills in the reticle. 35 mills total @ 500 is 52.5 feet of drop. The elevation difference in shooting position to target was negligible
They are very consistent, stay subsonic. They never transition through the sound barrier where they can become unstable, that and the price. They are very affordable, best bang for your buck.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision Thanks, also, more fun with silencer. :p Check out the video I posted yesterday with me trying out 100 yards for the first time on my Ruger Precision Rimfire.
just think about this and what Americans could have done to the Indians a hundred years ago if they even thought you could make shots like this. The buffalo hunters knew it but those people were still thinking in terms of older and less accurate rifles of the past.
Tough to shoot any 22lr rifle in that wind. I'd pick a closer target or wait for a day when I wouldn't just waste the ammo hoping for a kill shot. Good shooting isn't just luck.
When you consider she used a $2500 rifle and a $3000 scope , your comment is bush league. Considering that she is a sponsored Pro shooter and sends her rifle out to have specific ammo dialed in for her set up. Might even consider her 6k+ set up/ custom ammo versus this guys $450 rifle and off the shelf ammo Not to take away anything from Kristen. Just cheerleaders like yourself.
@@bigdave6447 I haven't shot my RPR 22lr past 400, but i do shoot .700 moa out to 1200 with my 6.5 RPR. Then again i'm not a sponsored full time pro shooter like Kristen, which like everyone else, if i shot all day everyday, i too would get exponentially better. I'd bet big$ Kristen couldn't hit an egg at 300 with a RPR 22lr and off the shelf ammo. You're comparing apples to oranges
so many experts, with little to no exp. If i were to make a comment like that i would also include a link to the video where i done it in 3 shots, only shows how ignorant you are on the subject. The rest of us know that once he found the right elevation and windage holds, follow up shots are dead on.
500 yards with a 22LR and windy, that's a though one bro. Well done. Cheers from Argentina.
Thanks for watching
Ruger should pay you for this video. An incredible endorsement.
That Ruger precision is a great rifle, well done
This is one heck of a shot brother. Good stuff.
Congratulations! Trust me, I was cheering for you and shouted HIT! as the bottle fell. I've yet to nail my 500Y target, but it's been a helluva bad year for me thus far. This is the year for my hit. Thanks for the renewed inspiration.
Ordered one of these rifles yesterday, but I wouldn't be able to make that shot with a cruise missle. Great vid. Thanks!
Great use of ammo, time, and Mountain Dew. Thanks! Jess
Imagine invading America just to be taken out by a squirrel rifle from 500 yards away.
I have been able to bust clays at 400 yards (range finder indicated) but I haven’t found a place to stretch it out to 500+. When I do I gotta try that shot . Hopefully I won’t deal with the level of wind you had to work with. Outstanding shooting there!
Hitting clays at that distance is quite the accomplishment! Thanks for the comments, keep up the good work.
Well they are “shorter” than the Mtn Dew bottles so your elevation is just a tad trickier but the bottle is a bit narrower so your windage has to be a little tighter. I won’t get into how many rounds it takes per clay but it is for damn sure fun doing it… as you no doubt know.
Wow. That is really impressive. Well done. I just bought a bergara bmr 22lr I haven't shot it yet but I want to get into the long range shooting
Thanks man, you’re doing it right by starting with a .22lr to learn the skills of long range shooting, awesome practice that translates well to centerfire cartridges. It’s fun and allot cheaper
Good work. Looks like your having fun. Iv the rpr too. My range i have a 240y and a 400y 12inch gong target. Best accuracy for me are cci velocitors over the standard. Try them out if you can. Might help in that wind too. Show us some more long range stuff and what setup n extras you use to help hit that far :)
I’ve been looking for the Velcitors but can’t seem to find any. Definitely wanting to try some out. I’ll see what I can put together for another video. getting a little bit more into setup details and of course some .22lr long range action! Thanks for watching and keep an eye out for the next video.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision ah stock yeah what a pain. Im in new zealand so if you have no stock then we def wont have any 😂 but yeah mate they def were better in mine.
Awesome shooting brother. Well done.
Thanks man
Way cool. I’m making impacts on steel at 800 but not in wind like that.
Beautiful shot!. Greetings from Argentina
Thanks for watching
Excellent work. I am still working at 250.
I'm working on 200yds.
Looks like I'm buying one!
Man, that is quiet. Didn't even know it was shooting.
Nice!!!! Congrats from Brazil 👏👏👏
Should get the Volquartsen barrel for that, whole other video.
That's some good shooting, especially in that wind.
Challenging for sure, thanks for watching
Love having fun like that with my rp
I shot my hmr bergara 22lr at 500 yards it took 80 moa to hit a 18 inch plate with no wind. Nice shooting sir.....
Thanks man
Excellent!!👍👍👍
Would be cool to see a 22mag shot in the same conditions.
well done, what scope your are using ?
At that range someone down range cought have caught 😂.
Good job brother......
Good shooting sir
Thanks man
Great video, thank you. Did you inspect the bottle? Did the bullet make an exit?
It didn’t even puncture the plastic! Can’t tell from the footage, but it might have bounced in. Next time I’m going to setup a target cam. Recently acquired some velocitors so look for an upcoming video for those. Thanks for watching
Have you found that using Lapua bullets increase the accuracy ?? They come in two grades for long and extra long distance shooting ammo.
Good work
Why did you deside to shoot stadard velocity ammo. I wonder how high velocity would perform?
Great video and great territories, i have the same gun and i use the Eley Match i am very happy, have you used them again?
That was awesome! I would love to have a place like that to go shoot.
What silencer is that can you shoot me a link
Got that same rifle with vortex diamondback 6-24x50 and sig sauer suppressor but haven’t stretched it passed 50 yards
They sure are fun little rifles, damn good practice rifle for long range. Thanks for watching
That scope is overkill 7 to 9x max for one of these rifles.
It’s nice to be able to see what your shooting at, at 9x your reticle would cover the entire target, not to mention the use of holdover or windage in the reticle, not overkill, rather practical I think, but to each his own…
@@wyominghighdesertprecision 9x is designed for out to 300 yards. Bushnell makes a 2-7x with a .22lr bullet drop reticle. A .22lr won’t be an effective round past that distance. It took him several rounds to make the 500 yard mark. At 300 yards you can get rounds on target constantly and still be able to take out small game.
@@frankshanks9726 you should look up .22 elr.... instead of being foolish. (extreme long range) which is where they push there guns and calibers too the max, with no intent of killing or hunting with it, just for the shear entertainment.
What knob are you running?
Awesome videos, just sub!
Its a one off job turned on a lathe out of aluminum. Thanks for watching
Hi there great shooting buddy. Just curious what model number and brand name range finder you are using, thanks Michael 😋👍
I’m running a Sig kilo 2400bdx paired to a 5700 Kestrel. I don’t think they even make this model anymore, but the Kilo3k is a superior range finder and it’s cheaper than what I paid for the 2400. Go figure
I did the same, then I woke up. 😀
Lol
Felicitaciones 💪👏que envidia...acá en Colombia eso ni en sueños.....he ido a campos de tiro a Texas...y he logrado uno blancos buenos pero ninguno como el suyo👏 soy amante del cal .22, Felicitaciones.
very nice
Thanks for watching
What can do you have on that?
Fun!
Nice place, bud I would be scared for snakes ! Our are there no snakes ?
Good therapy for insomnia!!Took Weiss 9nds?
How many did it take you?
Over here bragging on a pro's ability and not your own is weak very weak..
@@1202burton same as you!!
Youre back behind Casper mountain, aren't ya?
This was great!
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the video, sure was fun to make.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision Just watched this video again... What a beautiful place to shoot! I’ve been researching this rifle for several weeks now and I think I’m ready to order one.
This looks like its somewhere in Sweetwater.
Can you share the elevation change.. if known?
If you are meaning bullet drop, I had 25 mills dialed (Turret maxed) and was holding an additional 10mills in the reticle. 35 mills total @ 500 is 52.5 feet of drop.
The elevation difference in shooting position to target was negligible
What suppressor do you have on it ?
Nice
Why are you using Standard Velocity?
They are very consistent, stay subsonic. They never transition through the sound barrier where they can become unstable, that and the price. They are very affordable, best bang for your buck.
@@wyominghighdesertprecision Thanks, also, more fun with silencer. :p Check out the video I posted yesterday with me trying out 100 yards for the first time on my Ruger Precision Rimfire.
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High velocity breaks sound barrier and has to transition back to sub, causes a lot of "wobble"
Don't know couldn't see what you were shooting at😢.
Great shoot my bro ❤
It would seeve you well to use some higher velocity .22lr for that, lol.
At that range, you should be sorting your ammo, or at least be using Match ammo. Probably would have saved half the shots, at least.
Damn I had air rifles louder than that
just think about this and what Americans could have done to the Indians a hundred years ago if they even thought you could make shots like this. The buffalo hunters knew it but those people were still thinking in terms of older and less accurate rifles of the past.
Tough to shoot any 22lr rifle in that wind. I'd pick a closer target or wait for a day when I wouldn't just waste the ammo hoping for a kill shot. Good shooting isn't just luck.
🤣🤣😂
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BS
When you consider Kristen Joy Weiss shot an EGG at 300 yds OFFHAND,your accomplishment seems BUSHLEAGUE !!!
When you consider she used a $2500 rifle and a $3000 scope , your comment is bush league.
Considering that she is a sponsored Pro shooter and sends her rifle out to have specific ammo dialed in for her set up.
Might even consider her 6k+ set up/ custom ammo versus this guys $450 rifle and off the shelf ammo
Not to take away anything from Kristen.
Just cheerleaders like yourself.
@@1202burton oh so with the same rig you can do the same??? Or them??.
@@bigdave6447 I haven't shot my RPR 22lr past 400, but i do shoot .700 moa out to 1200 with my 6.5 RPR.
Then again i'm not a sponsored full time pro shooter like Kristen, which like everyone else, if i shot all day everyday, i too would get exponentially better.
I'd bet big$ Kristen couldn't hit an egg at 300 with a RPR 22lr and off the shelf ammo.
You're comparing apples to oranges
@@1202burton great tell Kirsten!
Could of used a pistol with that many tries
so many experts, with little to no exp. If i were to make a comment like that i would also include a link to the video where i done it in 3 shots, only shows how ignorant you are on the subject.
The rest of us know that once he found the right elevation and windage holds, follow up shots are dead on.
If you did congratulations but we did not see it