Thanks Man, Cheers

+Dave L Thank you for those kind words and yes is was not easy finding that stuff out, but nothing really good comes easy so in the long term it is good to go through that stuff . Some knowledge is better earned. Cheers Dave, all the best.

+DragonU.S.M.C/0311 Cheers

Thanks again, this is a few years ago and we learned a bit to go with it, but all that lessons are but of what we work with as we go, and as said always learning, Cheers and happy viewing.

Hi Jim, thank you, glad you enjoyed, Cheers and all the best.

Thanks Man, I try and get them, cheers

Thanks Sam, yes it sure is, glad you like, Cheers

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+joel stevens Cheers thanks Joel.

Cheers Man, thanks.

Thanks Tod, Cheers

Thanks Man, Cheers

+Troy Reynolds Thank Troy, yeh haven't had a flue for a few years now, so was about due I suppose, Cheers

Lol, cheers

Thanks for the thoughts, Cheers

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Thanks man. Cheers

Thanks Man, we do what we can with what we have and what I have figured out, would be great to have a big budget and test a lot more, but great fun doing what we do anyway, Cheers and all the best

Not a problem, you guys are simply the best. :)

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+Sam Dunston Thanks Sam Cheers.

I have 2044 yards to work with in WV! Let your roads go to hell like WV and you will have a place to shoot as everyone leaves 🤣

Thanks Man, all the best.

+Matthew Jones Cheers

I said VLD bullets, (very low drag) and no I said "those" big bullets had a problem in the sub sonic zone, and beyond that it is infinity more complicated to explain, but that was the general picture of why I chose to shoot the Cheytac 350 grain projectile, for the 4000 meter shot, Cheers

+adamanteus11 Cheers

Hi Man, not at this stage, still working out what we have. Cheers

Thanks Matt, this Bipod is all custom made, only using Atlas legs, this was done before the 5-H Bipod was produced, I have another design of centre piece to use Atlas legs that I am making that will be able to be produced for sale in the next month or so, Cheers and all the best.

Hi !!! oki, so I'm waiting to see your product ;)

Hi Claret, yes I have seen them in my searching, hope yours go well, thanks for the comment, cheers

MarkandSam AfterWork ok no problems . I dont stretch her out as far as you only to 900m. Ive learned 90% of distance shooting from your videos. Keep it up as far as im concerned you guys are No1 in the world for ELD on multi platforms.. cheers mitch

Bolt on's are fine for smaller cal's, 223, 243, 308 and such, I do not recommend on magnums or larger cal's, Cheers

Thanks for the response...

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Hi Josh, all the improved chambers are very similar, go with what one you can get reloading dies for, Mine are custom made to suit chamber, took 9 months to get made, Cheers

All my safes are older units, that you could remove the internal box and get the full 1500mm or more length, from what I have seen most suppliers/dealers in OZ are really not allowing for descent length rifles at the moment, I hope they see there error, soon, Cheers Maybe someone here has a suggestion?

You need muzzle brakes on this sort rifle, for both comfort and accuracy, and we don't use a scope set up like this anymore, I would not recommend this set up if avoidable, Cheers

+Wesley Bodenheimer Thanks Wesley, here is a video that may help explain kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gpqfpLid0cDPqnk.html Cheers

+MarkandSam AfterWork thank for your reply. I must have missed that video. can't wait for the next one. thank you again

Very little difference, Cheers

approx. 3350fps

Yes that is me, Cheers Chris and all the best.

Thanks Paul, and no they did not, they bought back some of around 20 years ago, but we still have them as you can see. Cheers

MarkandSam AfterWork Great to hear! That CheyTac is one fine weapon

24"x 24", Cheers

+Dwayne Russell Hi Dwayne, lots of rounds to test yet, but as the problem happens out of 4000 yards I need those conditions I'm waiting for to do the testing As the 350 Cheytacs do so well I hope to use them first and get a hit, then I can do more testing with other bullets, like the 375 CEB and the Wind cutter bullets and GS and so on, Cheers.

Yes I use Lapua brass and around 8 firings without issue, but i dont anneal at this stage, I just replace and keep old stuff to anneal later, Cheers

MarkandSam AfterWork Thanks for the quick reply, I have done similar in the past as well but I wanted to try something new so I started annealing after every firing I have been getting 12-14 firings before any signs of incipient case head separation, although I have been trying some new brass as I have had a few batches of Lapua brass in .308 and .338 that where showing issues after 3-4 firings so I picked up a few hundred Peterson Cartridge cases to try out and they are holding up well so far, only time will tell. Have you tried the Peterson cases before?

No sorry

+Clinton Walsh Sometimes, but mainly hunt with the little ones, Cheers

Well, there is a bit of logic in that, but in truth it is way more complicated than that for so many reasons. Cheers and all the best.

Thanks Man, yes you just have deal with what the weather brings, as for what I use, well everything from, mig, tig, mill, lathe, torch, file, you name it to get the result I require. FYI I own and run an Automotive workshop, Cheers and all the best.

+MarkandSam AfterWork So I know this varies state to state but do you know what is the biggest calibre one can get as a hunting rifle? .375 must be getting up there.

no set limit, just about what you plan and permission or permits to shoot.

+Phil Smith Hi Phil, it is just not that critical but you measure the centre line of the scope where the turrets are to the bore, Cheers

MarkandSam AfterWork Thanks! I don't know why, but sometimes I overthink and was starting to figure out the whole glasses thing from an optics point of view... and since I don't know much, I was lost on my thoughts, LOL!! Using the turrets make sense... Thanks!!

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Yes they are good quality. Cheers

DCM chamber to be exact!

Thanks Tod, no this thing is much better if every way, than a 50BMG for ELR shooting, Cheers.

+Imakeplanesboom Yeh, just as far as we can, one step at a time, Cheers Man all the best.

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No the 408 is not quite up to the level of this, FYI, this is an old video we have used this rifle out to over 5K, lots of videos on the channel, Cheers

Just some of the ones you see on our channel, we only shoot our own rifles, we are also doing a video on each of the ELR rifles over the next few weeks, Check out some more videos, Cheers

MarkandSam AfterWork. Is the 350 cheytac mafe by smk?

No I have not, maybe someday, Cheers

The way a scope works using the light from all over the objective lens lets you see around the barrel with only slight interference as long as the barrel and break are not too thick.

+MarkandSam AfterWork ok thank you, I wasn't sure how that worked.

@@zfullthrottled3015 put your finger in front of your face and look at a distant object... voila

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Australian gun laws kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jqhnqZlm1pfJd5s.html

We have a series on setting up a rifle for ELR, maybe check that out, Cheers

Yes, it is a Cheytac improved case, fits more powder.

+MarkandSam AfterWork nice I never heard of the 375 gibbs, only 375 CheyTac

Actually, really doesn't work like that, i normally use no more than 15x, with this 4km shot I go up to 25x which work great. What is far more relevant is the amount of internal elevation adjustment, for that reason i use the NightForce ATACR with at least 120moa of adjustment. Cheers

Cheers, approx 28lb's

@@markandsamafterwork, that makes sense, none of the rifles in your videos seem to recoil at all!

Most our rifles are not close to that heavy, weight like everything is all about set up and that combined with technique is what results in what you see, many videos on all that, Cheers

+compeletemadness Thanks man, glad you like the vids, I will try to answer your comment in the steps you have mentioned.The bullet increases in speed as it goes down the barrel, that is the case for all fire arms, this is no exception and a part from the fact I don't think I can run a lead core bullet I don't think . As for resizing, I have found that really is particular to each rifle, there is no set rule. The matching ammo is where we end up when we have worked out loads and started to make thing work, your comments sound like those of a bench rest shooter and yes I agree with them there are all used to some degree, but that is a small part of the big picture we are dealing with in this this set up. Differences like bore rider bullets, monolithic bullets, grooves bullets, all that do not have true ELR data and some that can not go transonic. Different powders ranging from 135 grains to 162 grains, different brass with different capacities and different abilities that all needs to be fire formed to use in this rifle and that is not the really difficult bit with in extreme ELR shooting. The wind can change 40 times in the 4000 meter shot where the bullet travel through all that air and is doing it for 10 seconds, doesn't mean it cant be done but as said there is a bit more to it than a really nice group at even 1000 yards. Thanks very much for the comment and all the best, Cheers.

+MarkandSam AfterWork no worries its just like car racing there is a million options I love looking under the hood your videos are awesome thanks.

Cheers Man, all the best.

Not something used in High power rifles at all to my knowledge. This is a bit out of my knowledge base but you will find those in the likes of black powder fire arms to get the lead to go down the barrel better, not needed or even thought about with a copper jacket or in this case solid copper bullets.

Those are not grease grooves, those are called drive bands, but you are right they are to reduce the amount of contact with the bore, to create less drag for a faster bullet and in theory less barrel heat from friction, but they have a side affect of a lot worse subsonic aerodynamics, so not suited for our purpose.

Awesome, thanks for the clarification and information! Keep up the great vids.

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Hi Tod, thanks for that, they are a great scope, just only have 65moa of adjustment for elevation, half what I like to have, they really need to work on that, thanks anyway for spotting Cheers and all the best.