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Shooting the Enfield No.4 MkI Sniper (faux-T) out to 500 yards with the stand-in Weaver 2.5x scope.
Parameters: 2x shots per target from 150y to 500y, segmented per 50 yds. We took a 600y bonus for this rifle.
This is Henry’s hunting rifle and he loads it with 174gr SMK projectiles to WW2 British .303 ball pressure specs to maintain ballistic performance.
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Distance Conversion:
150y – 137m
200y – 182m
250y – 229m
300y – 274m
350y – 320m
400y – 366m
450y – 411m
500y – 457m
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Music by Tyops (THANKS!!!)
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The hosts Henry and Josh started shooting from humble backgrounds, and families that had no foundation in the shooting sports or firearms. Through their journey in shooting sports, they have both developed extremely different backgrounds that compliment each other with perspectives in historical firearms development, employment, rifle performance, munitions development, firearms manipulation, and publications.
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