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Incredible!

Maybe I’m too cynical, but given the track record of, let’s just say, the artistic license of internet videos, I need to see a little more before i believe the shot was actually made. Editing a couple shots together is child’s play, so easy in fact, you can do it on your cell phone. If I’m wrong, that was a helluva shot.

The comment section makes me sad for the state of this country. Anyone who watches this and believes what they are seeing is real are the same people who bought 600 rolls of toilet paper during the pandemic. You can't even see a "bucket" at 782yds...that's 2,346ft...almost HALF A MILE. A man sized target would be hard to spot at that disctance. Fools.

Good video bro.

Did you ever chrono these loads? Maybe I missed it. I'm curious what velocity you were getting

I wonder how many people realize just how impressive this shot is and how much skill it takes

Impressive!

When you see things like this it makes a lot more of western 1800-1900 history make sense - how the battles with native americans went, etc...

You left out the CHAMBERING!!!!

Pan shot!

WELL DONE!

i want him on my team!

I just hope (trust) that in real life, Tom Selleck could succesfully shoot that distance!

Im here because i saw a coyote at the horizon 😂

That was awesome!

One of my favorite westerns. This is so cool!

too much time in the desert sun bruh

Staged for sure. No witnesses. Could never understand why people are so willing to believe this cramp.

What a Dude? Shoots 700m with an iron sight at standing! 😵

I couldn’t hit that bucket with a scope sitting down

The cynical and doubting side of me is rearing its ugly head. I've shot 700 meters with a Lee Enfiled 3* (Long Branch, 2 land rifling) version. (I bought this brand new about 25 years ago "New old stock, war surplus). Hand loaded 165-grain projectiles. Shooting from prone, using Parker-Hale vernier sights, 700 meters was distinctly possible and scoring 2 or 3 "V Bulls" in ten shots. From memory the target would have been about 18 or 24" and the V bull about 5". But this was prone. Holding a rifle, standing, introduces multiple issues. Even prone, my heartbeat drew the front sight 1 or two target widths laterally. The trigger had to be timed with the diastolic heartbeat phase. I used to be a good shooter - amongst the top in my club. (Always used the Enfield). The other shooters would use custom made ultra expensive guns, that were attached by cables to their shooting jacket. These were serious, lifetime dedicated shooters. I don't think any one of them would have had a ghost of a chance hitting 800 yards, standing. Having said that, I've come across "savants" in my life. People who have natural skills that defy all logic. It could be that this shooter is one of the rare individuals but I don't think the Sharps shot any better than 1 minute of angle and possibly close to 2.5". At 800 yards, the wind is likely to be different from the shooters position, when compared with the target. Coriolis, heat and gyroscopic effects come into play at these extreme differences - which is why snipers have sophisticated equipment and spotters to reduce such effects. I wouldn't volunteer to be a target at 800 yards, having a Sharps aimed at me (nobody would) but I suspect I'd be safe if the (standing) shooter were restricted to 5 shots. Hitting a bucket at 800 yards, consecutively, by a standing shooter. That's quite a task....

Quite certain this guy is a good video showman but no way he is a crack shot. Look at the muzzle movement as he breaks the trigger, he couldn’t hit that bucket at a hundred yards.

So at 782 yds the the bullet is moving so slow you could probably catch it in the bucket..🙃I hunted with a fella that worked at the factory in Big Timber.He made out that those guns were like a 50 cal..He kept saying point blank,point blank..They drop a huge amount from 0 to 782...I was thinking about 5 ft..I don't know but they had him fooled..The peep is maybe 1.5 inches from the top .. I told him over and over that it was a huge amount of drop but he continued to argue no..they are what they are..A heavy rifle..that shoots slow..I think everyone that wants to get in line to own one should ...

Not buying it. B.S. click bait. 782 yards, lol. Not even that far. Get another job Mr. Rat. Disgusting!

Who knows if he even hit it. Knowing the internet and social media there is probably someone shooting a bucket with a bb gun 4.3 seconds after his shot, and how is there a microphone there. These click bait money warriors are getting tiresome.

Let’s talk buckets - in the movie that was a wooden bucket. Probably made of oak, as that would have been a common item on British warships, and available in Australia as saleable goods. Also the bucket staves would be roughly 1/4-1/2 inches thick. So punching a hole through the side of a tin can is considerably different than punching through 1/4 in of oak. So having the bucket flip after being hit (twice as the bullet passed through) is not unreasonable.

Jesus 5 minutes of talking just getting on with it already

It's a movie

Right on 🙂

An experimental rifle shooting experimental ammunition....

Watching this was exciting. Felt like i was there with you.😮

You don't drink much coffee do ya Son.

The dingo isn't going to get this guys baby

Thats the pistol i want.

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Amazing 🫡

Actually the ftlbs of energy was pretty low for tge 454 casull, more like a heavy 44 mag at 1300-1400 ft lbs. I have ammo with 1,900 fy lbs of energy!

What loads by what manufacturer were used?

What bullet were you using?

I have this set up system. 1903A1. But I have a C stock on mine.

Sweet

I can’t even see that far! 😃👍

Greeting from Hungary! Salute!

Of course Quigley was 100% Hollywood fiction. The odds of a first shot hit at that range is almost zero with that rifle because of it's plunging trajectory. Then there is wind, and shooting offhand....

Only Quigley match shoot is in Montana USA.

It's a Russian model, Sir! Dearest Greetings ❤

*2-3 moa rifle, not 4-5!

Hawk eye 🧐

Nice to see you back like watching your videos

Excellent shooting NDR. What part of Nevada is that area located? If you don't mind saying. I also don't understand when people say micro grove is not accurate. I own a model 336T in 30-30 with a 18" micro grove barrel. Bought new in 1983. All I shoot now are coated cast bullets. It hits everything its pointed at. Your videos have great content. Looking forward to your next video Brother!