GunnSmokeer
Senior Member
If you shoot at a steel plate enough times, you're going to get lucky and ring it. Even at extreme distances.
If you can ring it 10 times in a row, that means something!
But what if, instead of shooting a 3-foot by 5-foot steel plate (man sized) you were shooting a paper bullseye target and going for the smallest 10-shot group possible?
What is a world-record group at 1000 yards?
One Minute-of-Angle would be about 10" at 1000 yards.
Top shooters with the best equipment can do half that.
Five inch groups at 1000 yards.
The world record groups are around 2.5".
That's a quarter-minute of angle!
http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2014/04/best-10-shot-1000-yard-group-in-history-be-amazed/
If you can ring it 10 times in a row, that means something!
But what if, instead of shooting a 3-foot by 5-foot steel plate (man sized) you were shooting a paper bullseye target and going for the smallest 10-shot group possible?
What is a world-record group at 1000 yards?
One Minute-of-Angle would be about 10" at 1000 yards.
Top shooters with the best equipment can do half that.
Five inch groups at 1000 yards.
The world record groups are around 2.5".
That's a quarter-minute of angle!
http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2014/04/best-10-shot-1000-yard-group-in-history-be-amazed/