Long Range Pursuit | S1 E18 Long Range Competition in Utah

Published on February 27, 2017
Duration: 21:49

This episode of Long Range Pursuit showcases a challenging long-range shooting competition in Utah, featuring unknown targets and distances, coupled with a demanding seven-mile run. Participants' scores are based on both speed and accuracy, emphasizing efficient target engagement. The video also includes a segment on utilizing the G7 Ballistics program to create custom field cards for ballistic corrections, highlighting the importance of accurate data and practical application in real-world shooting scenarios.

Quick Summary

The Vortex Xtreme Shoot competition in Utah combines long-range shooting with a demanding seven-mile run. Scores are based on speed and shot count. The G7 Ballistics program is highlighted for creating custom field cards with ballistic data, essential for accurate long-range engagements.

Chapters

  1. 00:14Introduction to Long Range Competition
  2. 00:49Competition Overview and Participants
  3. 01:25Tyler Schofield and Todd Jolly Interview
  4. 02:06Practice Shot and Adjustments
  5. 03:14Ammunition Manufacturing Process
  6. 05:26Competition Stage 1
  7. 07:04Competition Stage 2
  8. 09:38G7 Ballistics Program Tutorial
  9. 14:44MOA Explanation and Application
  10. 15:03Competition Stage 3
  11. 16:27Competition Stage 4
  12. 18:39Competition Wrap-up and Results
  13. 19:48Analysis of Performance and Takeaways

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the scoring system for the Vortex Xtreme Shoot competition?

The scoring for the Vortex Xtreme Shoot competition is based on two primary factors: how quickly participants complete the course and the number of shots required to successfully hit their targets. This dual metric emphasizes both speed and precision in long-range engagements.

How does the G7 Ballistics program help long-range shooters?

The G7 Ballistics program allows shooters to input critical data like ballistic coefficient and muzzle velocity to generate custom ballistic calculations. It can then create small, printable field cards that provide necessary windage and elevation corrections for various distances and inclines, aiding in accurate shot placement.

What are the key components for manufacturing high-performance long-range ammunition?

High-performance long-range ammunition manufacturing relies on premium components such as Lapua brass, Berger bullets, and Hodgdon Extreme powders. These materials are crucial for ensuring consistency and accuracy in the final product.

What is Minute of Angle (MOA) and how is it used in shooting?

Minute of Angle (MOA) is an angular measurement where 1 MOA represents approximately 1.047 inches at 100 yards (often rounded to 1 inch). This unit is used to quantify shot dispersion and make precise adjustments for windage and elevation in long-range shooting.

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