330yrds with a Russian SKS

Published on October 31, 2022
Duration: 0:20

This video demonstrates long-range shooting with a Russian SKS at 330 yards. It highlights proper rifle preparation, including deploying the bayonet and setting the rear sight to 300 meters. The shooter effectively uses a stripper clip for loading 7.62x39mm ammunition and employs a stable prone position with a sandbag for accuracy.

Quick Summary

The Russian SKS was used to shoot at a target 330 yards away. The shooter prepared the rifle by deploying the bayonet and setting the rear sight to 300 meters. Loading was done with a 10-round stripper clip of 7.62x39mm ammunition, and a stable prone position with a sandbag was utilized.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Rangefinding Target Distance
  2. 00:02SKS Rifle Preparation & Sights
  3. 00:06Loading 7.62x39mm with Stripper Clip
  4. 00:09Long Range Prone Shooting

Frequently Asked Questions

What distance was the target engaged with the Russian SKS?

The target was engaged at a distance of 330 yards. The shooter used a rangefinder to confirm this distance and an incline of 0.4 degrees.

How is the Russian SKS typically loaded for shooting?

The Russian SKS is typically loaded using a 10-round stripper clip containing 7.62x39mm ammunition. The stripper clip facilitates quick loading into the rifle's internal magazine.

What techniques were used for accurate long-range shooting with the SKS?

The shooter used a stable prone position supported by a sandbag. They also adjusted the rear tangent sight to the 300-meter setting for the 330-yard shot.

What caliber is the Russian SKS rifle shown in the video?

The Russian SKS rifle featured in the video is chambered in 7.62x39mm. This is a common caliber for the SKS carbine, known for its effectiveness.

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