Long Range TRICK SHOT - STANDING Position! - EGG (Crazy TINY Target)

I can barely see it in the scope. I may have bitten off more than I can chew Hello Kirsten Joy Weiss, and I have a very unusual weapon at my side. This is a very heavy stainless steel adjustable Volquartsen Inferno stock, adjustable 22. I bought it yesterday and thought why not break it in. to the right and I will make a

long

range

22

shot

. I'll do it on the spur of the moment. Yes, at 300 yards. Yes, you heard me correctly, 300 yards and I'm not just going to shoot a big old clay pigeon downhill. Guess what size the

target

is.

This size. Yes, exactly this size because we're going to shoot an egg or try to. I think it might be a little off my mind because this is about an inch and a half about 300 yards 3 inches is 1 MOA. So this is half MOA at 300 yards. Now someone told me that the equivalent of a 22 at 300 yards is about a 308 at a thousand, but I'm not sure if that's exactly true. I haven't done the math myself, so if you know the answer, leave it in the comments. I think that equation isn't exact just because when shooting a 22 at 300 yards, a 22 loses a lot more thrust than a 308 at a thousand because they aren't meant to shoot that far, but we'll do that today.

I sure hope so. As always, I will show my mistakes and we will have a great time, so let's try it. There's definitely not much room for error. I chose an adjustable stock and I chose it only because when we are shooting accurately. Especially with this precision, there is no margin for error, so I need my cheek to be exact. I might make a video about that in the future. But I need the location of my cheek to be exact. You know, the length of the pull so it's comfortable. I have a night force here, it's two and a half to ten by forty-two and I had a 20 MOA

long

range

vertical mount which gives me a little extra casting power.

We'll need it, it's only a ten power scope so I think I probably should have put something bigger here but I don't have it and it's a 22 so I feel like improvising a little it will do enough work and I hope to do the job. rest. Well, look at that mountain all the time. very far to there So far I'm a little intimidated by the prospect of this

shot

today. I definitely can't see the egg with the naked eye. I saw this roughly on a rock, yeah I guess it was a little vague, but I took a rock down and shot it.

There are MOA notches in place of the center of my scope. I have to aim for the bottom of those notches to reach my goal. That's what I have to tilt my rifle up. So we got a rough three hundred meter sight on an egg pit. Let's try it, Santa Vaca. I can barely see it in the scope, so I may have bitten off more than I can chew. This shot requires a lot of concentration and a lot of perfection. Oh, it's pretty close though. Oh, in the same. point right above it, so I'm going to aim a little bit lower, I'm around it, so if it were a steel plate.

He would be hit every time, but this is an egg. So infinitely smaller. I think I might be

crazy

. Hmm, but I'm always up for a challenge, right? Oh, I think I made it. I think I did it. I really can't say. It moved, but I can't really tell if I hit it or not doing some of this funky stuff. So let me give it another chance. Oh, I think I hit him, no, I hit him. I'm going to have to check it and make sure it's broken. Because I don't know exactly what happened. The egg is rolling.

But that doesn't mean I broke it in this area. I can't really tell, so let's go check it out. out. My gun has a safety lock. I'm putting it in my case on the floor. Don't worry. It is not on earth. Okay, let's see it. Well, the verdict is that the egg is simply taunting us. I don't know how that happened. I'll have to watch in slow motion later to see. But it's not there. hit. I mean either of the two. I hit it and it may not be enough at 300 yards to open it. I really don't know if I would think it would be like that, but maybe I just cut it or maybe I cut the ground around it, who knows, but I'll do it.

Try again. I don't like this egg bothering me. So this time I'm going to concentrate a lot. The fun thing about this is that it takes about half a second for the bullet to hit the

target

, so it's a lot easier. Seeing is not so easy to film Excuse me for a moment. I'm going to concentrate super. Wow, yes, yes, it is, yes, check it with the telescope. Oh my God. I hit him like that now. I'm going to run over there and see what happens because it's definitely in two pieces. I just can't tell you what's going on down there, so let's go see it.

Oh well, it's split in half. It looks like a perfect poached egg for breakfast or an egg cup or something. I don't know yolk is stuck inside Disgusting I'm glad the wind is going that direction oh Yeah that's not an easy shot 300 yards 22 long range rifles and it took me a few shots but guess what I show here my mistakes because it's about perseverance. Yeah, I could edit out all my misses and then I could, I don't know, impress you and save some time or something, but I want you to realize that it's about shooting with perseverance and teaching that it's not just about getting it right.

It's also about getting to that shot and that journey is just as fun. That's why I don't know, maybe some people think I'm

crazy

for showing Misses and showing my humanity. But honestly, sometimes that's the fun part. I even put myself at a disadvantage just so I can have that trip because what's the fun in taking a shot every time you'll eventually get bored? But no one is perfect, so trust me. There is no boredom when shooting. Thank you very much for joining me. I'm one hundred percent happy you're here. If you are not subscribed make sure to subscribe and until next time aim true and happy shooting Mmm.

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