So that no one thinks that ATP Super King 67gr .223 slugs are intended only for extreme distances such as 1 mile record shoting, or shooting at 1000 yards and so on, here is such a classic shooting at a normal airgun distance
I would also like to discuss a matter that I have previously posted here in this thread
Due to the recent experience of fraud regarding the world record for the longest airgun hit, I, as the current world record holder, would like to open up a discussion and agree on clear rules that any future attempts (including my own) should meet, so that the authenticity of the world record is not compromised possible to doubt and also to clearly prove fraudulent matters even for people who have no experience shooting at these extreme distances.
My proposal is this, and I would like to discuss the individual points of the rules here:
1)
Minimum difference between records 100 yards, target size 1 , or 2 MOA , always rounded up.
So there can be 2 records at the same time or only one if the 1 MOA record is at a greater distance than the last record with a 2 MOA target. The 2 MOA target size is borrowed from the website of the current firearms world record holder (distance 4.4 miles)
2)
Obligation of demonstrable video footage from which the distance and the indicated size of the target can be determined. Ideally measuring the target through the rifle scope + photo target with some usable scale or gauge).
3)
brand and type of rifle, possibly modifications, brand and type of ammunition, brand and type of rifle scope (reticle), muzzle velocity, ballistic coefficient of the bullet, temperature, atmospheric pressure or altitude.
4)
Show a video of a shooter with a rifle and ammunition in real time while setting a record.
5)
Verify the distance at least with a video with a laser rangefinder or a video in a fully provable way using a drone with GPS and a distance indicator. Both ways are ideal.
6)
Video recording of the target hit + photos of the target after the hit. A remote camera is ideal, but a camera placed near the target can also be used.
7)
An unedited recording of at least 5 previous shots before hitting the target, created in such a way that it was possible to verify the real flight time of the projectile and also to check that the previous projectiles flew for a similar length of time as the one that hit the target (it is physically impossible for the flight time of individual projectiles to be essential time difference)