[BigNoLove]

Either they have not sighted in their scope or they have terrible aim... I'm guessing both.

[kellyhound]

bet no scope was used just a random ambush attack shooting

[sandoval666]

I wanna know range, wind conditions, and the condition of the rifle and ammo. Past a few hundred yards, things can get much trickier, and ammo can make a huge difference in precision, especially if it's shitty. That's what makes long-range varmint hunting so fun!
Still a good video, I just like to (over)analyze.

[Shellshock86]

That's the last time those two volunteer for a chow run

[Bleed]

Nothing in the video suggests sniping, but still fun to watch.

[Susan]

They didn't wanna pay for their takeaway.

[daveywavey10]

Originally Posted by sandoval666 ↗

I wanna know range, wind conditions, and the condition of the rifle and ammo. Past a few hundred yards, things can get much trickier, and ammo can make a huge difference in precision, especially if it's shitty. That's what makes long-range varmint hunting so fun!
Still a good video, I just like to (over)analyze.

Yeah, you have to account for wind strength and the fact the earth is spinning to make the shot. It’s a 100 yard shot probably and with the weight of bullet etc, I’ll teach you later it’s complicated at times for non killers. My uncle was an Irish ranger so I have experience in discussing it.

[deezybeest551]

Originally Posted by daveywavey10 ↗

Yeah, you have to account for wind strength and the fact the earth is spinning to make the shot. It’s a 100 yard shot probably and with the weight of bullet etc, I’ll teach you later it’s complicated at times for non killers. My uncle was an Irish ranger so I have experience in discussing it.

I too have experience talking

[WonderMomma]

That guy should have played dead.

[dilbertlooking]

Originally Posted by daveywavey10 ↗

Yeah, you have to account for wind strength and the fact the earth is spinning to make the shot. It’s a 100 yard shot probably and with the weight of bullet etc, I’ll teach you later it’s complicated at times for non killers. My uncle was an Irish ranger so I have experience in discussing it.

You do not have to account for anything at a 100yd shot. No wind, no bullet weight, pretty much no adjustments unless your shooting a 22lr or a 5.7x28mm at that range. Pretty much most rifle calibers shoot practically flat at that distance. Hell you really don't need a scope at that distance anyway.