I am not trying to be critical of dead zero I hope you understand that. That only happened to me one time and I caught it and had to sight in two rifles all over again. The target said I was hitting the center. I was shooting a really good group 8 inches high and 4 inches to the left. I finally determined this by shooting at the corner of the paper and not seeing any holes appearing Where the iPad said they were. The rangemaster quickly calibrated something whatever it was he did. And I Corrected the scopes on both rifles. A little waste of ammo and a good learning experience. All fun for me!Well, now you got me all confused again.I was confident that I was seeing real stuff there based on real holes in paper but now you are making me think again that there is some kind of sensor determining where the bullet is hitting instead. I'm going to go out this weekend and shoot some tin cans with my single action Colt Peacemaker to try to get over this high tech confusion. IF it goes CLUNK and falls you hit it. I can understand that! LOL
Is that a app you are using to record?I finally got to go shoot some, first time since September of last year. I started from 100 yds, getting my data recorded for each distance, then, after 800 yds, I estimated my dial up for 1000, which I had never been able to find time for before. After shooting steel 1 shot, I was confident enough to move to the electronic target. A couple tweaks later, I cleared the pad and shot for group. 3 shots at 1000 yds, using hunting bullets, Nosler Ballistic Tips 180 grain, and netted a .4 MOA group. Extremely happy with my first attempt for group at 1000.
It's about 950 yards from my shooting house to the far end of the field so I'm aware of how tiny a target is going to look at that distance. Intimidating to say the least.
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Here's my comparison from NBTs and NAB's today. The low right hole was from a fouler, then I shot 1 NBT and then 1 NAB. Virtually the same hole at 600 yds.
Yes. Handloads consisting of R-P brass, 75.5 gr of RL 22, CCI LR primers, shot out of my Rem Model 700 in 300 WinMag.
Yes sir it did!
Have killed a slew of vermin with my .223 loads from crows and black vultures, to possums and yotes at ranges out to 200 yards, to a load of beaver in the river with the tipped varmageddons. Nice sense of satisfaction, but none quite as satisfying as the deer.
There is also Elk River Training Center north of Monteagle near Pelham and further away, Strategic Edge east of Chapel Hill. I have no idea of their daily requirements or costs. I know that SE has a fairly long membership waiting list.Dead Zero Shooting Range. Van Buren Co
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