Hitting Steel at Distance

Published on January 14, 2012
Duration: 3:24

This video demonstrates hitting steel targets at various distances, including 200, 300, and 375 yards. The shooter utilizes an AR-15 platform with 60-grain V-Max orange-tip ammunition for the 375-yard shots, highlighting the effectiveness of this setup for engaging targets at extended ranges. The targets are described as approximately 8.5 inches wide and 18 inches tall.

Quick Summary

This video demonstrates successful steel target engagement at 200, 300, and 375 yards. The shooter used an AR-15 platform with 60-grain V-Max orange-tip ammunition for the 375-yard shots, highlighting effective long-range accuracy on targets measuring approximately 8.5 inches wide by 18 inches tall.

Chapters

  1. 00:08Target Distances Introduced
  2. 00:10200 and 300 Yard Targets
  3. 00:13375 Yard Target in Woods
  4. 00:37First Shots Fired
  5. 01:18375 Yard Shot Attempt
  6. 01:24Target Dimensions Discussed
  7. 02:48375 Yard Shot with AR-15
  8. 02:52Ammunition Details: 60gr V-Max
  9. 03:13Successful Hits Confirmed

Frequently Asked Questions

What distances were targeted in the steel shooting demonstration?

The video showcases hitting steel targets at multiple distances, specifically mentioning 200 yards, 300 yards, and a more challenging 375 yards. The 375-yard target was located further out in a wooded area.

What firearm and ammunition were used for the 375-yard shots?

For the 375-yard engagements, the shooter utilized an AR-15 platform. The ammunition selected for these longer-range shots was 60-grain V-Max with an orange tip, known for its effectiveness in varmint hunting and precision shooting.

How large were the steel targets used in the video?

The steel targets employed in this demonstration were described as being approximately 8.5 inches wide and about 18 inches tall. These dimensions provide a reasonable challenge for shooters engaging at extended distances.

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