Shooting the Tavor and Covert at Long Range

Published on August 2, 2013
Duration: 6:51

This guide details long-range shooting techniques using the Desert Tactical SRS-A1 Covert and IWI Tavor rifles, drawing on expert instruction. It covers zeroing procedures with different ammunition types, optimal optic usage, and engaging targets at distances up to 700 yards. The importance of trigger control, environmental factors like wind and rain, and utilizing training aids like the OCAT system are emphasized for achieving accuracy.

Quick Summary

Expert instruction on long-range shooting with the Desert Tactical SRS-A1 Covert and Tavor. The SRS-A1 Covert achieved a 3/4-inch group at 100 yards with Federal Gold Medal Match ammo, while the Tavor with an Elcan SpecterDR can hit 500-yard targets. Key techniques include precise trigger control and adapting to adverse weather.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Road Trip to Range
  2. 00:37Weather Conditions
  3. 00:45Range & Rifle Introduction
  4. 01:21Shooting the Covert
  5. 01:33Covert Rifle Features
  6. 01:46More Covert Shooting
  7. 02:04Zeroing with Wolf Gold Ammo
  8. 02:25Switching to Federal Match Ammo
  9. 02:38Weather Break
  10. 03:11OCAT System Usage
  11. 03:24Covert at 700 Yards
  12. 03:46Shooting the Tavor
  13. 04:23Tavor 500 Yard Hits
  14. 04:47Tavor Ammunition & Loading
  15. 05:08Range Tour in UTV
  16. 06:13Covert 400 Yard Group
  17. 06:23Post-Shooting Meal

Frequently Asked Questions

What ammunition is recommended for precision shooting with the Desert Tactical SRS-A1 Covert?

For precision shooting with the Desert Tactical SRS-A1 Covert, Federal Gold Medal Match ammunition featuring 168-grain Sierra MatchKing bullets is recommended, as it achieved a 3/4-inch group at 100 yards. Wolf Gold .308 Winchester 150-grain soft point ammo yielded approximately 2-inch groups during initial zeroing.

How does the Elcan SpecterDR perform for long-range engagements with the Tavor rifle?

The Elcan SpecterDR optic, when zeroed at 100 yards, is effective for engaging steel targets at 500 yards with the Tavor rifle. This setup demonstrates the optic's capability for mid-to-long range accuracy and ease of use.

What are the key characteristics of the Desert Tactical SRS-A1 Covert's trigger?

The trigger on the Desert Tactical SRS-A1 Covert is described as extremely crisp and is measured in ounces, not pounds. This precise trigger feel contributes significantly to the rifle's potential for superior accuracy at long distances.

What challenges might a shooter face during long-range shooting in Indiana, as shown in the video?

Shooters in Indiana may face unpredictable weather conditions, including wind gusts and rain, which significantly impact long-range accuracy. The video highlights the need to practice and adapt to these environmental factors for consistent performance.

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