How to shoot 1000 yds? My process for a new rifle! 

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Protect this channel at all costs. This is by far the most educational long distance shooting channel I’ve ever seen. Because of your in depth details with POV scope cam helped me with my purchase of my tremor 3 reticle! I think a great new video/series would be of your reloading process if that would be possible?

This is THE BEST long range demonstration & explanation I have ever seen. WOW!

Here is the average guy talking to the average crowds and getting outstanding results 10 thumbs up.. :)

This guy is so cool. I've learned more from this video than any other vid I have watched. The scope video was super helpful. It was great to see what an experienced shooter does. It's really motivating.

Wow! No words to describe the level of knowledge provided. Snipers are always fascinating. I saw what I read on sniper's manual, the stage wise procedure. I'm from India and a common guy. I would probably never be able to shoot a fire arm. Just happy to see someone as fantastic as you. I hope you have millions of subscribers real soon. Those 1100+ yard shots! God bless you and lots of love ❤

Your teaching skill are as good as the shooting. Look forward to more of this type of content 👌

I love that you choose 308 for this build and stretched it to 1150 first day, great shooting

I know a little about everything in this video but man I wish I seen this earlier in my learning of long range ballistic/shooting. It’s one of the most straightforward educational videos w/o any bs in between 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Thanks for taking the time to break it down in Crayola for the new shooters. Everybody should be able to learn something from this.

I’m a bow hunter and have been wanting to get into long distance shooting. I have watched a lot of other videos but still had questions. This video answers them all. Thank you

Absolutely an awesome video. I used basically the exact same prep to get my first 308 rifle out to 1000 yds. Watching your video I definitely learned a lot. I could definitely get used to watching your videos.

Man this was superb, I Never stretched my 308 out to 1000 yards, much less 1100, but they seems to still be pretty stable! My rifle shoots these 175 SMKs really well! Glad to know what they’re capable of. 👍 Great shots, great video!

I love your videos, I learn so much from them. I am just getting into long range shooting, so I am always on the hunt for information. There are a lot of great shooting channels on RU-vid, but you have a way of talking through what you are doing that really lends itself to teaching. I really appreciate your content and I am so glad to have found your channel.

I'm just getting into long range shooting. Been mostly doing close range for kicker stuff. Recently picked up a Ruger RPR 308 so I'm excited to see what it can do. I'll definitely be using the tips on this video for my first outing.

You make fantastic content and your speech is quite articulate. Thank you for this well rounded informational video. You’ve answered so many questions in a single video. Loved this!

I like that reticle. He shoots the reticle rather than dialing up and down. Very smart

Absolutely love this! I’m dipping my toe into LR shooting and I couldn’t be more happy I found this. Super down to earth and easy to follow. Keep up the good work bro!

i watched you on the Texas Plinking 1000 yrd challenge and he mentiined your channel so i went to check it out and realised i was already subbed ,your channel is great as opened my eyes to long range with a gas gun ,,always been a bolt gun guy for long range and never thought much of using a gas gun ,,and now with modern tech and modern gas guns ,,well there just getting better and better which is awesome ,,now you can pretty much buy a good gas gun that is an all rounder ,for a number of things ,,long range fun ,two or three gun comps ,,hunting ,,range fun and home defence if totally needed but really one quality gas gun can do all these things which before i didn't think was possible ,,,so thanks for opening my eyes to this !!w

Hello,loved the video.new to long range shooting.66 years old.just purchased a rifle,optics and reloading equipment to get started.starting out with 6.5 prc in a winchester,knowing ill be changing it out as i gain knowledge and experence.thanks for showing me how its done.

I seriously doubt that I will ever shoot ELR but I sure enjoy watching you shoot and explain all the mechanics of ELR. Thank you for the very clear and informative videos!

The name of your channel resonates with me on a spiritual, borderline intimate, level.

production value rising quickly

The best long distance shooting channel ever. Period

Thank you for a brill video. New to Long Range, very helpful

* * Very impressed with your skills!!!.... But even more impressed with your surroundings...and WIDE SPACE TO SHOOT VERY VERY LONG DISTANCE !!! * * Damn...!

Very informative! Digging the honesty and especially the none repetativeness and running around with a shakey camera. Very well set up and knowledgeable. Keep up the good videos!

I consider myself to be an intermediate level shooter both with regards to my knowledge and my level of skill. Most videos that I watch are a review, as far as the mechanics of shooting go. this is the first video that I have watched that explains why the parallax adjustment is called the parallax adjustment and how that actually relates to parallax. I have always just thought about it as the "focus" knob. This gave me the knowledge necessary to evaluate whether my parallax is adjusted correctly, which has always been a struggle due to my astigmatism. That has probably caused more than a few "flyers" as moving my head position might have caused a shift in point of aim /impact. Thanks! You've earned a new subscriber.

Enjoyed the video. Appreciate the real world equipment evaluation. Keep em coming.

Awesome content! Really appreciate you taking the time to teach and encourage shooters to try longer range shooting. Your instruction really makes it doable for anybody. Thanks again! Would love to see a vid of you building (assembling) a bolt action precision rifle!

Oh man thanks for education us newbies.. I'm trying to get into precision just to get the feel of it..

You do a very good job demonstrating and describing these skills. Nicely done. Maybe try a few brands of ammo to see if it will dial down or add a tuner. Always fun to play around. Bring us along if you do.

Can you see bullet trails in that scope? LOVE the precision shooting!!! Incredible!

Just came across your channel today. You are a fantastic shooter and super educational content as well. I am really looking forward to viewing the rest of your vids. You just got a new subscriber!

I use the same tactics and process. My builds take me alittle more time. Load developement and barrel break-in. Ballistic calculator and solid data is key. Chrono seals the deal.

Awesome. I just bought a savage prefit for 7prc. Need a chassis now. Using the receiver from my first gun a cheap old savage 110

Perfectly done! Going to be downloading that app. No stranger to others but sold. Now I just need some mountains and a mullet😂 I’m Indiana country myself so I’ve got fields.

Loved the video !! I'm about to do the exact same thing you did !! Can't for for goodies to arrive !! Nice shooting !!

Great, shooting, brother! This is definitely one of the best long range, demonstrations and explanations I've ever seen! Keep shooting straight !

I’d like to request a more detailed video on using a ballistics calculator. Mine seems to always be off. Keep the videos coming, very professional and informative!

This looks like more fun than I've had since high school!

Excited to see a comparison between the LMT and SR25. You showed us your ballistics app rifle library. ;)

Decent! However… you conclude the session with substantial remaining uncertainty in your fire solution. It is possible to achieve full validation of fire solution in one session… but there are prerequisites including: 1) tall target test to validate level and turret tracking. 2) starting with a fire solution based on a custom drag model (CDM) or a G7 BC trued to match a CDM solution at the furthest distance you will shoot. 3) invest more rounds into your zero. Shoot a 5-10rd group and use an app to measure the exact centre of the group and enter that group centre into your solution along with the environment conditions at the time the zero group was shot. 4) measure the temperature, station pressure and humidity with a device like a kestrel drop D3. Enter those values into your solution. 5) get MV measurements at high temp and at low temp and enter into solution. Keep an eye on MV over time and keep updating the solution as the MV migrates. Almost always… if I do the above I achieve perfect vertical solution at all supersonic ranges without having to true the BC any further. Occasionally a small BC truing tweak is required…. I have found that the applied ballistics custom drag model solutions are very accurate for achieving first round hits. Walking hits in to find a solution through trial and error works but it is more satisfying to do all the math and 100m homework in advance and show up with a solution that is on point right out of the gate.

Man..i´m from Argentina..im amazed with your channel ..its a Trasure!! your manners for teaching ... and the place!!! amazly perfect for shooting not worthy of any other response...thank you man! keep shooting !! i would like to see you in some ULR you are very cappable cheers!!

Wow a real video showing the process not wasting time on trivial commentary not sub 10 min rushing. Saving this for handing out. Another thing to consider is twist rate to round choice. Not pushed my new build yet in 1:11.25 but solid between 100 then 250 with near center impacts same holds in .308. The 6.5 Creedmoor did not really care and more centered each shot. Both seem very good, my goal is 1k shots someday.

I enjoy your videos a heck of a lot. I have built 3 different rifles in the last 10 years and went from knowing almost nothing to being knowledgeable thanks to videos like this. Really enjoyed the 300prc vs 338L you did recently. My fav caliber so far is my 6.5saum. Maybe a 300prc is in my future.

This video is pure gold! Subbed and liked. Very informative, to the point, no fluff, love it!

man, this guy is really good.

Another super informative lesson, you're a great teacher. I've been wanting to build a rifle like this one, maybe I'll sell the RPR I have in .308.

This was the exact video I needed! Thank you! Straight to the point and just pure good info

How does this guy NOT have 1 million Subscribers?!

Good show, and good to see that you chose the .308. I have a Schneider barrel in .308 that shoots 5 inch steel gongs at 600 yards really good. Barrel life is great with the .308.

Love that you feature this particular MDT chassis!

Those factory fresh barrels might still have microscopic burrs in them- probably why your ballistics seemed to change over the course of fire. Might be worthwhile to 'mag dump' a bit cheaper ammo for the first 30 rounds to polish it out a bit. That being said, you were still getting very good results for first rounds fired. I would only expect it to improve as the gun settles in and you get familiar with it- very well done! I've had some friends rag on Riton (gear snobs are going to gear-snob), but I'm glad to see it seems very serviceable and functional for pushing out. Appreciate your vids!

Straight forward, .308 was good example choice for me. A lower cost rifle for me with only a muzzle brake. See how I do! Thanks for the post.

Saw you shoot on Texas plinking and came straight away to sub. I just started watching your process. Spot on. Not holding back anything just proving anyone can do it. If they put in the work. Thanks for the education.

As a new rifle shooter/hunter this is really awesome, great knowledge and well explained, I also appreciate the normal delivery instead of some of these cheesier G.I Joe guys on youtube. Thanks for sharing, that rifle is a looker also. I might have to build one out for my .308 setup, I'm shooting a Bergara B14 HMR Wilderness 6.5 PRC right now and loving it. Keep doing your thing man, this is entertaining and great information

Beautiful rifle, shooting, and range. Love your channel. You're a great teacher!

Who needs a plate at 1150? Just shoot the post. No guessing where it is! Noticed the post shot right off. At least you confessed!

Exactly how I have started shooting long range. EAST TEXAS. Thanks for the videos!

I'm jealous of your limitless range! Mine only has 1,200-1,450 yards of shootable space. I shoot mainly AR type rifles but I've found even 5.56 is viable for the distances I have available. Keep up the great videos!

I have to say... I am jealous of you place! Here we have dense borealis forest and until recently we were able to shoot in mining waste fields. It was like shooting in the desert with all the cons but it was the only place we had a straight mile...

Color me impressed! (former VN era XVIII ABN Corps Spcl W "Skydragon") Thumbs UP and Subscribed.

one thing people get wrong about headspace gauges is you DONT need a no go gauge. You should only need the go gauge. Screw your barrel into the action with the bolt closed using the go gauge as a stopping point.

I put together a Remington 700, XRS chassis, 6.5 criterian barrel, area 419 pic rail, trigger tech special trigger, vortex Golden Eagle scope. Have about two hundred rounds through it. Pretty consistent 3/8 groups on 100 yards. Still working on loads to try and get 1/4 groups since it’s my Competition Rifle.

Great Job laying out the steps and logic for each step!

Dude your channel is a goldmine.

Good lord that is one expensive build if you had to buy all the components. Nice shooting

I strongly recommend doing a tall target test at 100m to verify your level and to determine how much your turret actually dials before attempting long range. For example you might dial 10mil but then hit at 9.5mil at 100m. In this example the turret is tracking 5% low. Any good ballistic app will allow you to input the amount that your turret actually tracks and correct your dial amount accordingly. If you do not do this step you could end up thinking the problem is your BC or your MV and you will start chasing your tail. Plenty of videos out there showing how to properly conduct tall target tests.

That's crazy....couldn't hit crap with the 10 inch plate at 515. Yet it stacks em at 1150 😂😂. Awesome shooting. I've never been a fan of the Federals. Bergers I find to be more consistent. They're amazing. Would love to see you shoot those.

Loved this video and caliber choice. I’d like to know more about your bipod choice.

if you think the savage prefit is nuts, look up the terminus zeus qc action. Let's you swap barrels by hand

Its crazy how long it took for someone on youtube to upload something like this. Thanks for the lesson!

Just got my rifle set up and starting to stretch it out, this is perfect. Great info, thanks!

Thank you for the knowledge transfer. It really is 2nd to none.

Precise information, very straight to the point and easy to understand. Definitely my favorite channel 🤘🇺🇸

Real enjoyable to see your process for shooting increasing distances.

I recommend that you completely clean the barrel out with a wire brush and wipes until nothing comes out... After just one shot... Then do another shot and do a complete cleaning of the barrel again.... Then do a five shot group and completely clean the barrel again... After that you should be ready to go with some accurate shooting...

Best breakdown I’ve ever watched . Amazing video!

dope rifle brother. I actually found you because of "Texas Plinking" so shout out to him!

By far the best video i seen about setting up a new rifle and the process! Does it matter which magnification you used on the 100, 500 , 800 yard targets?

I am verry impressed by the way you host your channel, your explanation is textbook, by that I mean: calm and clear explanation, step by step telling of what you do and that in a logic way. Of cause I subscribed to your channel and hope to see more of this. Oh and there is a lot more of earlier video's to watch. As the French say, Chapeau ! (hat off)...

Thank you for taking the time to explain parallax

That ballistics calculator is insane, put in information and boom your spot on, why do sniper still write on paper and do the math themselves, they could spend 10 bucks and they have there shot spot on 😳 Could it work for my air rifle???

Thank you for the video, you certainly make shooting at distance easier than I thought it would be. I guess it’s simple math, a solid gun, knowing your ammo and skills.

Im curious to see you try the Sako S20 Precision in 7mm REM Mag. I just put one together with a Vortex Strike Eagle 3-18 and MDT Rings and an MDT Competition Muzzle Break. It’ll be my hunting rifle but I’ll also enjoy shooting it at the range. Enjoy watching your videos from Northern Ontario. I am finally getting a better understanding about MRad after watching your videos.

Great video. Very impressive shooting at 1000 yards.

Thank you for the Awesome demonstration!!! Definitely caught my interest in learning more about long distance shooting!

This channel is super under rated.

Great job on this video. Excellent process layout, as well as great teaching style. Love your shooting grounds ... I have nothing like it available. But, I am searching!!

Awesome shooting! I was glad to see you drop a video this morning!

Hey Bud! Loved the video, one thing I loved was you using a magnetospeed, super important. But one thing I do differently is do data truing with a center line on a target, and I shoot groups on cardboard out to 600 meters. This does two things, 1 helps you know you’re actual grouping where steel lies because of paint, and 2 shows you exactly how far off from center holds your rounds are actually impacting and you can start to minimally see some spin drift if the day is perfectly calm and the temp is right. Then I can go into an app and my kestrel and true the BC and the data, and then I’ll shoot steel out to 1000 meters. I also use mils/meters instead of yards because then my data is more accurate as well. The only downside is shooting competition I have to go in and convert my data to yards but not a big deal. My plan this year is to take my new 6.5CM competition gun to 1800 meters, if I do I’ll send you the vid!Loving your content dude, been watching since the beginning and I don’t plan on stopping!

Incredible. That's awesome

This dude seems like that guy that always has a good relationship with his kids. Like, they’ll call him when they get in trouble instead of mom.

Very interesting video. Especially with a 308. I am still working on a load for the new SMK 169 gr to see how that flies. Thanks for all your work producing this

Have been looking forward to this video since you sent me the message about it! Super cool build you did with the XRS chassis

I am always super happy when you upload a new Video! The scenery, your knowledge and calm style are a great combination. I will use your tips when i finally receive my Ultimatum Deadline w/ IBI Barrel, also in .308. Greetings from Germany!

Great vid. I am always thinking toward hunting and hitting inside of a inch at 500 ish yards is a dead deer. I like that. Basically, if you can get a rifle to shoot 1 MOA, then it is going to do well.

Dude, need a brother in law. That background looks amazing

Excellent video! I spent all last summer dialing in a load that I wanted to feel good about so I could go out to 1000 yds with my savage elite percision 6.5cm . I think I was way to picky and should have just went an had fun at the long range. I sure went through a pile of ammo!!! My group is under a dime at 100. Can't wait to try it out to 1000