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Here I test out different 338 Lapua bullet ballistics on hard targets. These are long distance tests at 500 yards to 1000 yards showing what lead core and solid copper bullets will do. Rifle used is the Savage 110BA. Bullets used in test were 278gr MTAC Cutting Edge Bullets for the solid copper rounds and 300gr OTM Berger's for the lead core rounds. If you enjoyed this video and would like to see more please like, share and subscribe!

In this video I setup a concrete cylinder 100 yards away. I continue to shoot it until it gives me a nice explosion. Used a Mosin Nagant 91/30 and brown bear ammo fmj 174gr.

Bustin out with the BIG Serbu 50 BMG! Shooting 3/4" AR500 target, distance is 500 yards. These targets literally stop 50 BMG steel cores in their tracks! Watch for the awesome vape trails! Using the SWFA 10X scope with the accuracy 1st scope level. If you enjoyed the video feel free to like and share with your friends!

I attempt to shoot a steel torso target at a distance of 2707 yards 1.54mi was the GPS reading. Corporal Craig Harrison is in the record books for the longest confirmed kill at 2707 yards. I was using 300gr Berger bullets traveling at 2740 FPS. This shot required about 35 mils of hold over, with the nightforce NXS I was able to dial 27.5 mils, back the magnification off to 13X and use the bottom of the 5 mil reticle. With a flight time of just over 5 seconds it comes in pounding with 740ft-lbs of energy at 1.54mi away. It took me 21 shots to get my first hit on the target, this was definitely one of the toughest shots to make. Rifle-----Savage 110 BA 338 Lapua Scope--Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56 MIL/MIL Bullet---Berger 300gr OTM

Found the old mini cannon! Here's a few clips of the mini cannon in some hardcore action! This cannon fires .22 projectiles, mostly pulled from 22lr cartridges.

I took out the Savage 110 BA 338 Lapua and attempted the 2500 yard shot. So I placed the target at 2530 yards or 1.43 miles away, at that distance the bullet flight time is almost 4.5 seconds! Made a short video that I think you guys will enjoy. Thanks for watching! I went out early in the morning to beat the mirage, luckily there was very little wind around 3-4 mph coming from the left, I dialed 2.6 mils Left. I had to dialed the maximum elevation my scope (Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56 MIL/MIL) had at 27.4 mils then held over 2.5 mils on the reticle to get me to 29.9 mils. The 300 gr Berger bullets with a MV of 2740 fps at 23.34 inHg start to go subsonic at 2400 yards, so I figured some weird stuff might happen. My first shot was pretty even height wise but was way off to the right, the first 3 shots were sighters to get me on target and then on my 9th shot I hit the target, then had one more hit on my 12th shot. So total of 2 out of 12 shots at 2530 yards. When I got to the target to my surprise was a sideways hit. My first thought was that it hit the ground and bounced up sideways, but after reviewing the video I can tell it was a direct hit because the bullet splash in the dirt is directed away from the steel and the impact energy on the steel was the same for both hits, I'm sure if it hit the ground first it would have lost most of it's energy. So now I ask has anyone ever seen a 300 gr berger bullet hit sideways??!! Probably due to the sonic wave passing the bullet at 2400 yards, very interesting. The next day I went out to find a couple missed shot bullets and after metal detecting for almost an hour ready to give up I found one! This was my first time shooting past 2060 yards and 2 out of 12 isn't real great but satisfying, I bet with practice I could get those numbers looking a little better. I really hope you guys enjoy the video, please comment or ask any questions you may have.......and let me know what you think

In this video I hit a concrete cylinder that is about 6" diameter by 15" tall. I use the Serbu BFG-50A, shooting at a distance of 250 yards. It pretty much destroyed the upper half of the cylinder leaving a small cratered chunk. Please comment and let me know if you like the video! Let me know if you have any ideas for future videos you want to see!

Having fun with the Serbu BFG-50A, shooting at blocks of ice and large rocks. I was using M33 ball ammo mild steel core, shooting from a distance of 250 yards. At the end of the video I posted some pictures of a core I found out there after this session. Please press the like button if you want to see more videos like this!

Here I take the Savage 110 BA chambered in 338 Lapua Magnum out to a distance of 2060 yards or 1.17 miles. I'm shooting a standard IPSC size torso target 18"x24" that is 5/8" thick and weighs 80lbs. I'm shooting 300gr Berger OTM loaded with 90gr H-1000 with Federal 215 primers in Lapua brass. Bullets are seated .025 off the lands. I shoot a total of 18 rounds and hit the target 4 times, the first 2 hits were consecutive. The scope is a nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56 MIL/MIL on a Ken FarreIl 30 MOA base. I probably would have done better but I had no idea I was hitting the target and a few times adjusted the scope off because of that reason. Time to get a better spotting scope! If you enjoyed the video make sure to comment, like, share, favorite and subscribe if you haven't already!

Today I test out the 338 Lapua Sierra Match King Hollow Point against a 5 gallon water jug! I shoot from a distance of 100 yards to show the effect of the round hitting water jugs of different sizes.

I put a 1 gallon water jug 1200 yards away. Using the Savage 110 Ba 338 Lapua I take a few shots and hit it twice. The Scope is a Nightforce 5.5-22x56 mil/mil sitting on a Ken Ferrell 30 MOA rail.

In this video I take out the Savage 110BA 338 Lapua and attempt the 1 mile (1760 Yards) shot. The scope is a Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56 sitting on a Ken Ferrell 30 MOA base. I had to dial to 17.5 Mils with a 1.3 Mil wind adjustment to get on target. I was unable to hear the steel ring at my firing position due to a slight tail wind. The Ammo used was SMK 300gr HPBT. The steel target is 18" wide by 24" to the shoulders, standard IPSC size target. The steel is about 5/8" thick and weighs 80 lbs. Hope you enjoy the video, please like, subscribe and share if you want to see more stuff like this!

Incredible 300 yard shot with the Walther PPK .380 auto! This shot was pretty difficult, but the last round in the magazine made a connection! Target is AR500 1/2" thick, Bullets used were Cutting Edge Bullets PHD (Personal Home Defense) ammo. Thanks for watching, please share, like and subscribe!!

Using a MSG 91 from PTR with a Zeiss Orion 80/I (Fero Z51) Night Vision Rifle Scope.

Using a Mosin Nagant 91/30 I shoot at a standard size IPSC torso target at a distance of 1126 Yards or .64 miles using the iron sights. To Make this shot I had to set the sight at the 1000 meter mark and hold slightly high to get the correct elevation. I ended up getting 2 consecutive hits on my 4th and 5th shot. If you watch closely you can see the vapor trail from the bullet. Please feel free to drop a comment below and let us know what you want to see next! Please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already!

Here I take out the trusty Mosin Nagant 91/30 out to a distance of 800 yards shooting a standard size IPSC 18"x24" 5/8" thick 80lb steel target, using the iron sights. I ended up hitting the target on my second shot and a few more shots later I rang the steel again. It came to a total of 2 hits out of 6 shots. The ammo used was Brown Bear 174gr FMJ. Please remember to hit that like button and subscribe if you haven't yet!!

In this video I shoot at a 1/2" thick steel plate 16" x 21" at a distance of 609 yards using iron sights on the Mosin Nagant 91/30. I end up ringing the steel plate 2/5 times. Both shots were consecutive 3rd and 4th shot! I was using Brown Bear 174gr FMJ ammo. If you look close you can see the bullet trail! The Mosin Nagant modifications include trigger work by me to get trigger pull down to about 2lbs, a home made trigger slack spring, a Harris bipod, a modified front sight post, and a Limbsaver recoil pad.

Using the Serbu BFG-50A I attempt to catch a 50 BMG bullet at a distance of 100 yards. 3 Industrial grade 5 gallon water jugs followed by a cinder block wall were setup to stop the armor piercing incendiary bullet. The bullet did the most damage to the second water jug were the explosive tip ignited. As always please Like, Share and Subscribe!!

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