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Did you run out to that distance setup camera and target climb up that hill run back sweaty and still get that close give it I am 63 years old I you we're 19Sorry, I'm not impressed.
In my day Marine Boots had to qualify with the M1 at 500 yards with open sights.
Memory only lasts 26 minutes on remote cameraSagia308
Actually, I had just turned, young and dumb 17 and why did you run
Haven't you heard the story of the young bull that told the old bull, let's run down there and "Get" a couple of those heffers. The old bull said, "Why don't we walk down and get them all? (83 and still counting)
I entered the US Army in 1969, we trained on the M14 Rifle at that time. I can't recall, and may not have known at the time, the distance to the random pop-up targets on the qualification course. Some were far, some were not so far. BUT: They weren't bullseye paper targets, they were automatically resetting targets about the size of a human upper torso. They were about the size of the rectangular steel sheet shown in the OP's video. A strike on it anywhere counted as a scoring hit. Including shots that fell short and sprayed dirt on the target that would cause it to fall and reset. Of course our rifles had open sights. These days, I would be very hard pressed to see much less hit a target at 600 yards; I might manage it with a scope. As a practical matter, my use of firearms these days would be at relatively short ranges. You just can't get long shots where I live.qualify with the M1 at 500 yards with open sights