M110 SASS to 800yds: Practical Accuracy (Leupold Mk4, US Sniper Rifle)

Published on November 29, 2018
Duration: 7:23

This video details a practical accuracy test of the Knight's Armament M110 SASS, pushing its capabilities to 800 yards. The assessment, conducted by experienced shooters Henry Chan and Josh Mazzola, highlights the rifle's performance in varying wind conditions and its effectiveness with specific ammunition. The M110 SASS is evaluated as a successor to the M21 system, emphasizing its role in modern precision engagements.

Quick Summary

The M110 SASS was tested for practical accuracy up to 800 yards, demonstrating consistent hits at mid-ranges but requiring significant windage adjustments for longer distances due to winds up to 28 mph. Black Hills .308 Win Match 175 Gr BTHP ammo proved effective, matching the Leupold Mk4 scope's BDC turrets for simplified aiming.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to M110 SASS
  2. 00:58Short to Mid-Range Shooting (150y - 450y)
  3. 03:03Long-Range Shooting (500y - 800y)
  4. 04:48Performance Review and Ammo Discussion
  5. 06:49Final Analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the effective range tested for the M110 SASS in this video?

The M110 SASS was tested for practical accuracy at ranges extending up to 800 yards. The video progresses through various distances, starting from 150 yards and moving incrementally to the maximum tested range.

How did wind affect accuracy during the M110 SASS long-range test?

Wind was identified as a significant factor, particularly at ranges of 500 yards and beyond. The speakers noted the necessity of making substantial windage adjustments to compensate for conditions that reached up to 28 mph.

Which ammunition was used and how did it perform with the scope?

Black Hills .308 Win Match 175 Gr BTHP ammunition was used. It was praised for perfectly matching the Leupold Mk4 scope's Ballistic Drop Compensator (BDC) turrets, simplifying long-range aiming without needing a detailed dope chart.

What were the overall hit/miss statistics for the M110 SASS test?

In total, 40 shots were taken during the practical accuracy test. Out of these, 23 shots resulted in hits on target, with the remaining 17 being misses, largely attributed to challenging wind conditions at longer distances.

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