1000 yd Standing Barrett 50 cal quick scope shot in 2 seconds record by Jerry Miculek!

Published on November 16, 2014
Duration: 3:23

This video demonstrates a challenging 1000-yard standing shot with a Barrett .50 caliber rifle, executed by Jerry Miculek in just 2.10 seconds from low ready. The guide details the technique, emphasizing smooth trigger press and follow-through, crucial for managing the heavy rifle and achieving rapid accuracy at extreme distances. It highlights the performance of Hornady 750 grain Match ammunition.

Quick Summary

Legendary shooter Jerry Miculek successfully engaged a balloon at 1000 yards standing in 2.10 seconds using a Barrett .50 caliber semi-automatic rifle and Hornady 750 grain Match ammunition. Key techniques include a smooth trigger press and proper follow-through to manage the heavy rifle.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Challenge Setup
  2. 00:26Rifle and Ammunition Preparation
  3. 01:07The 1000 Yard Standing Shot
  4. 01:39Target Inspection and Verification
  5. 02:16Shot Timer Results and Analysis
  6. 02:47Technical Wrap-up: Trigger and Follow-Through

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the time achieved for the 1000-yard standing Barrett .50 cal shot?

Legendary shooter Jerry Miculek achieved a time of 2.10 seconds from the low ready position to impact on the target at 1000 yards, hitting a balloon.

What rifle and ammunition were used for the 1000-yard standing shot?

The shot was performed using a Barrett .50 caliber semi-automatic rifle, firing Hornady 750 grain A-MAX or Match ammunition.

What are the key techniques for shooting a heavy rifle like the Barrett .50 cal at long range?

For heavy rifles like the Barrett .50 cal, expert shooters emphasize a smooth trigger press and maintaining follow-through after the shot to manage recoil and ensure accuracy.

How difficult is a 1000-yard standing shot with a .50 caliber rifle?

A 1000-yard standing shot with a .50 caliber rifle is extremely difficult due to the rifle's weight, recoil, and the extreme distance. It requires significant skill, practice, and precise equipment.

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