In the actually clip of him shooting his first rounds and the beginning of this round they do say what the caliber and size bullet are. This is just a short clip of it. This was his 5th and final shot
@The Truth about Africa hurts, well the basics; I.e rifle, round and scope I don’t think is anything pertinent. Grain, ok, I can see them being a bit particular on that but it isn’t like people are asking for their scope dope.
I thought I saw that info pop up in some of the qualifying episodes, but just did a quick check of one and didn't see it. Might be up to the individual competitor if they want their info shown.
Anti-gun people don't get this level of the sport. There are just so many dimensions of the sport to get into - the physics, the engineering, the ammunition, the team dynamics. To hit something at 2 miles is an amazing achievement. Massive respect to all those guys (where are the gals?) who competed.
Some anti-gun people are anti-gun for an AR-15 on your back at Sonic Burger. This is an art form and is widely respect. What we don't need is idiots getting guns on their 18th birthday without any checks.
@@evadd2agreed. I don’t really care about keeping the current firearms that are legal to own available and legal, but I would really like to see more of a process to possess them. Fully responsible and knowledgeable people deserve to be able to own guns.
Enjoyed watching this King of 2 Miles competition very much. Indeed some more info on the stuff used would be nice like muzzle velocity etc. Wind speed and direction info would also be interesting to know.
Masters Entertainment, This is a great channel. Love it. Shared it with my team. Just need to improve the audio. It is a mouse's whisper at full volume. Roger that!👍
Watch mark and sam after work on youtube. They're aussies that do this sort of stuff. Might not help you doing it but it will give you some more motivation
For those who don't known, Derek's Kings ride at the end Is simulating the Queen’s Prize which is generally regarded as the most coverted prize in the Shooting world. It was first shot for in 1860 in Bisley , England ;)
Watching this out of TH-cam's recommended videos.. I've learned a couple of things.. snipers like saying it is what it is a lot and they all seem to have wind problems
@Chris I follow a fellow Aussie thats currently chaseing 5k yrd (2.86mile) hits on 24x24 inch plates. (getting realy close) Conditions are only possible a couple of days a year. Husband and wife -shooter/spotter team. Do some amazeing stuff, and great tech talk. @MarkandSam AfterWork if you're interested . :) Im more than confident with my precision .308 out to 1000 yrds with peeps & sling ,(thats its footprint @left. 2 bulleye sighters then 10 in a 103mm group @600yrds.) but i'm in awe of these ultra long shooters.
@@Lokotecuban2020 OH, don't worry about me, I'm well versed in several different shooting venues & equipment. Some I've updated, others I made for better accuracy. 😉
Making the decision as a spotter to spot through the rifle scope because of the discovery that Paul Phillips made as a shooter himself before when he saw the bullet impacts better than through the binoculars perhaps made the difference in the end I think. No wonder that Paul Phillips is still the acting king of 2019.
A bad tradesmen always blames his tools! DISTANCE: 2,475 METERS Shooter: CoH Craig Harrison, UK Location: Afghanistan, November 2009 .338 Lapua Magnum rifle Accuracy International L115A3 Same round different Rifle ;)
You guys should do shooter pair and all together trying to get different coloured targets for each team of pairs . It would be far more exciting plus would demonstrate if these guys decide to go hunting in pairs or as a team a hill of targets would live a short lives . Imagine a regiment of these guys with explosive rounds they can pretty much concealed be a nightmare for any foot force and even light vehicles .
If Jerry Miculek stepped up to the line at 2 miles all you hear would be “Beep... ding ding ding ding ding... GET SOME!!” And the competition would be over
yeah, I noticed guys shooting in unorthodox manners. I saw one guy with a RH bolt and a LH breach. what you said does seem logical though. especially for this type of prone target shooting, I agree. could also make sense if one is fairly ambidextrous - for a couple reasons, IMO
The sniper from the movie shooter can hit a bean can two miles away without a spotter in the snow. I never shot a sniper's rifle I would be lucky to hit the mountain 🤣
@The Constitutionalist shine, now a days even in combat bro we have to be sure of whats beyond our targets unless we wanna end up crucified on CNN and made an example of by Top Army Brass.
@The Constitutionalist You could have an entire 20 year career of impeccable service and one simple mistake lead to you being disowned and disbanded by every thing and every one you have been loyal to for the last 20 years just to save face in their future political careers.
I shoot out to just under 1500 yards; a bit less than a mile, but there is one factor I cannot overcome. When my bullet velocity drops to about 1200 fps the bullets begin to lose stability, like a gyroscope that is spinning too slow, so beyond 1300 yards or so luck becomes a major factor in my accuracy. These guys are shooting different calibers at different velocities, but they too face similar limits; just at a greater distance. At some point bullets are apt to yaw and drift off target no matter how great your skill as a marksman may be.
Weird things, unpredictable things happen around transonic speeds. What I couldn't understand was the guys using 30 call or even 338 caliber in a 2 mile shoot. There is NO advantage of shooting less than a 375 at that distance. Gravity is constant, the wind is obviously the biggest factor. And I'm AMAZED it took this long for them to start spotting with a rifle. The teams are using the same scopes and if they spot with a rifle, you literally get the same look at the impact as the shooter would if the recoil was not a factor. These guys are all world class shooter, buy some of them made mental and logistical errors before even laying behind the gun.
@@codychildress7859 We were shooting at one mile not long ago and could clearly see the effects of that transition when we recovered some of our bullets and found they impacted the ground sideways, leaving the bullet tips undamaged. Our bullets hit the transition at about 1250 fps and accuracy really begins to deteriorate badly at about 1400 yards. I think a bullet change might get me an extra hundred yards, but it isn't terribly important to do it. We are just having fun plinking!
@@340wbymag that's what it's all about. What bullet are you using? That velocity is alittle high to be going transonic as the speed of sound is closer to 1100fps. But if it's starting to tumble and yaw after settling from the initial yaw, then it sounds like you are indeed making the transition.
@@codychildress7859 I am shooting 225 grain Nosler Accubond bullets (my hunting rounds) at 3,015 fps with my .340 Weatherby. It is a factory rifle with no modifications. I also shoot a .257 Weatherby (110 grain Accubonds at 3470 fps) out to about 1,200 yards.
@@340wbymag that's impressive with a factory gun! But if it's a weatherby then it's quality. I'd DEFINITELY look at the 300gr Berger. You'll probably have to single feed. O have a 6.5 wsm and a 300 Norma. I've taken the Norma to 2000 yds but I'm fully aware it would be pure luck and magic to take it to 2 miles. If I had somewhere to shoot with that sort of distance, I'd build something like a 375 Chey or a 375-416 Barrett. Those accubonds are great hunting bullets, but those Berger bullets are amazing for long range shooting.
Are you hard of hearing the U.S Military has stated that they knowingly used defective 3M ear plugs and rewarding those affected by low youtube volume a 9 million dollar settlement .
We need the guy that used to host "american shooter" I think it was called I want to say his name was tom scouten or something like that or others🤔..??
Couldn't hear a damn thing in this competition, even with both hearing aids turned way up. But it was interesting and entertaining too. Maybe at the next King of 2 Miles the announcer will bring his King of 2 Bullhorns amplifier. BTW, where were the women in this competition? Last time I checked, there are plenty of champion female shooters out there.
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Anybody else get scared by the ads because of how high you have to turn the volume up? No just me? Alright then...
ha no ads for me being premium.. but I forgot and clicked next video and came out of my chair....lol/
Agreed!!! The sound of the video is extremely low and soft. When the add comes on you jump to get to the volume control.
Once I see that advertisement countdown, I frantically start cranking that volume down lmao
Not good video
Turn off auto play and skip to the end then restart and it plays with no ads.
Absolutely amazing. Dang!
That last shot from Derek was nothing short of outstanding , well done Fella ;)
Love this show
My pet ant says the audio is perfect.
Lol 😂
i think the audio is tha same for this hole series. volyme to 100% and the pet ant wants more...
This is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen!!
Mark & Sam after Work....Much cooler than this.
Me too! Didn't even know stuff like this existed. That s why I'm starting to hate TH-cam. Back then the algorithms would have suggested it to me.
☃️☃️ ☃️☃️☃️❄❄❄❄❄
Derek Rodgers is a phenom! Helps to have a winning spotter and wind caller behind and beside you. Congrats guys!
It would be nice if the poster (hint hint) posted what each shooter was shooting, rifle, round, grain, scope, in the info section.
Precisely! (No pun intended) 😂
Doesnt look like he is posting this ever again
In the actually clip of him shooting his first rounds and the beginning of this round they do say what the caliber and size bullet are. This is just a short clip of it. This was his 5th and final shot
@The Truth about Africa hurts, well the basics; I.e rifle, round and scope I don’t think is anything pertinent. Grain, ok, I can see them being a bit particular on that but it isn’t like people are asking for their scope dope.
I thought I saw that info pop up in some of the qualifying episodes, but just did a quick check of one and didn't see it. Might be up to the individual competitor if they want their info shown.
Well done, great shooting
When everyone was happy someone hit the 2 mile . That's how true men react
Honestly, I feel Paul, the spotter/commentator dude really knows his stuff. I would want him calling my shots for sure! Congrats Derek Rodgers! 🤴🏽
Very nice shooting and team work 👌🏼
Anti-gun people don't get this level of the sport. There are just so many dimensions of the sport to get into - the physics, the engineering, the ammunition, the team dynamics. To hit something at 2 miles is an amazing achievement. Massive respect to all those guys (where are the gals?) who competed.
Some anti-gun people are anti-gun for an AR-15 on your back at Sonic Burger. This is an art form and is widely respect. What we don't need is idiots getting guns on their 18th birthday without any checks.
@@evadd2agreed. I don’t really care about keeping the current firearms that are legal to own available and legal, but I would really like to see more of a process to possess them. Fully responsible and knowledgeable people deserve to be able to own guns.
My left ear enjoyed this
Yup... Right ear is done.
Enjoyed watching this King of 2 Miles competition very much.
Indeed some more info on the stuff used would be nice like muzzle velocity
etc. Wind speed and direction info would also be interesting to know.
Exceptionnel !
Just found this channel AFTER watching Vietnam Vet war footage.
You guys are expert marksmen.
Very fascinating to watch.
Keep posting.
Any good Vietnam docs you could recommend???? Ty
@9:35 ish watch that cricket that that muzzle blast like a champ! And kept walking. My dude!
It moved into that position at 8:46
To practice so hard all year and fail😭, the way these men handled failing is stoic and beautiful to observe...warriors all!
Well, i wouldn't say they failed.
To not turn up and try your best is to fail.
Not winning isnt failing, its just part of the game.
Masters Entertainment,
This is a great channel. Love it. Shared it with my team.
Just need to improve the audio.
It is a mouse's whisper at full volume.
Roger that!👍
How the Hell, is this possible? Absolutely Outstanding shooting. 2 Miles!!!! 😲
They're using $100k of equipment... Makes sense to me how they got 2 miles
Nobody went after the 2 mile target
@@georgeowen2083 what do you mean? The winner hit the 2mile target with his last shot
I wish one day can do the same in Australia congratulations guys good shoots 👍👍👍
Watch mark and sam after work on youtube. They're aussies that do this sort of stuff. Might not help you doing it but it will give you some more motivation
Tried this years ago. Using my trusty .303 British SMLE.
2.5 miles! Hit the ground, right in the middle. 1st shot.... : ]
For those who don't known, Derek's Kings ride at the end
Is simulating the Queen’s Prize which is generally regarded as the most coverted prize in the Shooting world.
It was first shot for in 1860 in Bisley , England ;)
Well done fellas 👍🏽
Watching this out of TH-cam's recommended videos.. I've learned a couple of things.. snipers like saying it is what it is a lot and they all seem to have wind problems
I mean it is what it is
Its always wind and mirage problems.
A lot happens in 2 mile. It is what it is ;)
I can see that wind would be a issue,ESPECIALLY at 1.5 MILES!!
Omg I can't wait to get to this level
Damn that is some good shooting bro
Would have been nice to hear your videos. Was very interested.
Awesome
2 miles is a long damn way
shoot man, I shoot that on the normal with my Mathews Solocam...... =-p lol j.k. j.k. 2 miles with anything is truly epic for real though.
@Chris I follow a fellow Aussie thats currently chaseing 5k yrd (2.86mile) hits on 24x24 inch plates. (getting realy close)
Conditions are only possible a couple of days a year.
Husband and wife -shooter/spotter team. Do some amazeing stuff, and great tech talk.
@MarkandSam AfterWork if you're interested . :)
Im more than confident with my precision .308 out to 1000 yrds with peeps & sling ,(thats its footprint @left. 2 bulleye sighters then 10 in a 103mm group @600yrds.) but i'm in awe of these ultra long shooters.
You are correct about this video is last years 2017 King of the 2 Mile event, not 2018.
Donna shyly smiles, to sweep up after the Boys get done shooting.
The first guy to hit 2 miles is wearing eye glasses. Lol. Perfect.
Well knowing white people they are gonna call that cheating “extra magnification “ lmaoooo
@@Lokotecuban2020 . . . says the dude with cartoons over his headboard.
@@Lokotecuban2020 how's eye glasses cheating in anything?
@@fm00078 lmao why my minions come dow here I’ll teaching you how to shoot 😅😅😅
@@Lokotecuban2020
OH, don't worry about me, I'm well versed in several different shooting venues & equipment. Some I've updated, others I made for better accuracy. 😉
Very very cool
Making the decision as a spotter to spot through the rifle scope because of the discovery that Paul Phillips made as a shooter himself before when he saw the bullet impacts better than through the binoculars perhaps made the difference in the end I think. No wonder that Paul Phillips is still the acting king of 2019.
A bad tradesmen always blames his tools!
DISTANCE: 2,475 METERS
Shooter: CoH Craig Harrison, UK
Location: Afghanistan, November 2009
.338 Lapua Magnum rifle Accuracy International L115A3
Same round different Rifle ;)
You guys should do shooter pair and all together trying to get different coloured targets for each team of pairs . It would be far more exciting plus would demonstrate if these guys decide to go hunting in pairs or as a team a hill of targets would live a short lives . Imagine a regiment of these guys with explosive rounds they can pretty much concealed be a nightmare for any foot force and even light vehicles .
Come on bruh surely a man who can hit a shot from 2 miles away deserves better than a plastic crown as a reward
I think I've been shooting too much, I nearly can't hear anything...
where is here?
is there any versions that have the whole thing and not these condensed versions? I don't even need the whole thing but at least show all the shots
R.I.P. to those that have the volume waaaay up when the ad starts
as a greenhorn ,is there no camera or drone to see the impact?Or a spotter close to target?
Quigley: "hold my beer".
Liberty levels overloaded
It'd be nice if you told about each shooters firearm and ammo
40 FOOT DRIFT @ 2 MILES!
What rifle and caliber is that??
What scope they using
Nice video but very bad sound. What has happened ?
If Jerry Miculek stepped up to the line at 2 miles all you hear would be “Beep... ding ding ding ding ding... GET SOME!!” And the competition would be over
It would be great to see this competition at night with night scopes. With the targets are illuminated so you see the splashes.
This guy is Rambo
Holy crap that is a long way for a bullet to be on target.
HOLY CHIT !!!
The first guy is literally slapping the trigger lol
Can we please see specs on guns.. cal, barrel, receiver, ect
You should mention caliber and ammo and bullet speed with every shooter
Adil khan u want to make a copy in Dara
There is quite a bit of luck involved.
They should hold this event with a wind free clear day
Part of the challenge is the wind and adjusting for it. That's why they get so many shots
Damn, them rifles look like cannons!
50 caliber is a half inch in diameter. That qualifies as a cannon.
I'd love to sit out there all day just to see how many rounds it would take me to hit every target.
I'd have to upgrade the suspension on my Tahoe just so I could bring enough ammo to hit one of them.
I would need tracers just to get near it. Hitting? Ha
Two miles that's it. Let's do three
I was confused too. XD
let me just set up my M2 quick... ;-)
You need to watch the Aussie shooting then! Grouping all over a 2' square from 3+ miles!
@@gerhardschulzy yes, those guys are shooting 5000 meters.
@@charlieodom9107 MarkandSam After Work
Derek Rodgers shoots Righty with a Left Bolt...
I shoot Lefty with a Right Bolt...
(It just seems logical).
David Jensen left eye dominate? That’s how I roll 😂
yeah, I noticed guys shooting in unorthodox manners. I saw one guy with a RH bolt and a LH breach. what you said does seem logical though. especially for this type of prone target shooting, I agree. could also make sense if one is fairly ambidextrous - for a couple reasons, IMO
why is every episode a little bit quieter than the on bevor ...
2 miles? Hold my beer (as I pull a slingshot out my pocket).
Le coup de doigt!
Wondering how many of these guys are part of a SOF group?
So who goes out there to change the targets every round?
The sniper from the movie shooter can hit a bean can two miles away without a spotter in the snow. I never shot a sniper's rifle I would be lucky to hit the mountain 🤣
I see everyone is using bolt action. Is it possible to use semi rifle in this competition? BTW Great show. Please upload more!
Semi not accurate as bolt
Infinite glory to the glorious United States and freedom throughout América and the entire world forever.
Sport. Can he hit the 3000 yard target?
I can hit at 2 miles with my .357 mag and my Amazon red dot 🙃
@The Constitutionalist shine, now a days even in combat bro we have to be sure of whats beyond our targets unless we wanna end up crucified on CNN and made an example of by Top Army Brass.
@The Constitutionalist You could have an entire 20 year career of impeccable service and one simple mistake lead to you being disowned and disbanded by every thing and every one you have been loyal to for the last 20 years just to save face in their future political careers.
So they have to be able to hit a wall at 2 miles?
I'm restricted to 20 yards with my long range shooting. I also use 14 grain bullets....I use a pellet gun. Same thing!!!
wow derick rodgers bad ass sniper
*bad ass shooter. That doesn't mean he'd necessarily make a good sniper as there's a lot more pressure involved.
These are all professionals, so here should be no excuses. I think shooters should only get two chances per target.
Disappointed that only a few of the shots were shown.
My pet photon says the audio is a little crunchy.
When you focus on Targets and Shooters it would help if you also included Rifles & Rounds.
Chip shot for mark and Sam after work
Sure wish you told us what caliber each shooter was using.
no shit, terrible reporting on the most important info
What is wrong with that sound? Sometimes it´s ok and sometimes you can´t hear nothing.
My right ear feels lonely
2:47 "Unfortunately that was his fifteenth shot" ... screen shows ten shots taken.
What was Derek Rodgers shooting? ie, caliber of rifle.
408
He runs a shmit and bender scope on the 408 he also uses 338 lapua with a night force scope.
Sorry Luke he used barnard 375chey tac this day with night force scope
Fix the volume plz.
I shoot out to just under 1500 yards; a bit less than a mile, but there is one factor I cannot overcome. When my bullet velocity drops to about 1200 fps the bullets begin to lose stability, like a gyroscope that is spinning too slow, so beyond 1300 yards or so luck becomes a major factor in my accuracy. These guys are shooting different calibers at different velocities, but they too face similar limits; just at a greater distance. At some point bullets are apt to yaw and drift off target no matter how great your skill as a marksman may be.
Weird things, unpredictable things happen around transonic speeds. What I couldn't understand was the guys using 30 call or even 338 caliber in a 2 mile shoot. There is NO advantage of shooting less than a 375 at that distance. Gravity is constant, the wind is obviously the biggest factor. And I'm AMAZED it took this long for them to start spotting with a rifle. The teams are using the same scopes and if they spot with a rifle, you literally get the same look at the impact as the shooter would if the recoil was not a factor. These guys are all world class shooter, buy some of them made mental and logistical errors before even laying behind the gun.
@@codychildress7859 We were shooting at one mile not long ago and could clearly see the effects of that transition when we recovered some of our bullets and found they impacted the ground sideways, leaving the bullet tips undamaged. Our bullets hit the transition at about 1250 fps and accuracy really begins to deteriorate badly at about 1400 yards. I think a bullet change might get me an extra hundred yards, but it isn't terribly important to do it. We are just having fun plinking!
@@340wbymag that's what it's all about. What bullet are you using? That velocity is alittle high to be going transonic as the speed of sound is closer to 1100fps. But if it's starting to tumble and yaw after settling from the initial yaw, then it sounds like you are indeed making the transition.
@@codychildress7859 I am shooting 225 grain Nosler Accubond bullets (my hunting rounds) at 3,015 fps with my .340 Weatherby. It is a factory rifle with no modifications. I also shoot a .257 Weatherby (110 grain Accubonds at 3470 fps) out to about 1,200 yards.
@@340wbymag that's impressive with a factory gun! But if it's a weatherby then it's quality. I'd DEFINITELY look at the 300gr Berger. You'll probably have to single feed. O have a 6.5 wsm and a 300 Norma. I've taken the Norma to 2000 yds but I'm fully aware it would be pure luck and magic to take it to 2 miles. If I had somewhere to shoot with that sort of distance, I'd build something like a 375 Chey or a 375-416 Barrett. Those accubonds are great hunting bullets, but those Berger bullets are amazing for long range shooting.
Mic is two mile away as well
Are you hard of hearing the U.S Military has stated that they knowingly used defective 3M ear plugs and rewarding those affected by low youtube volume a 9 million dollar settlement .
We need the guy that used to host "american shooter" I think it was called I want to say his name was tom scouten or something like that or others🤔..??
It would seem that they could find a place to shoot that's not shooting up hill so much.
The other day I hit the trash can with my beer can. My friends embraced me the same way the winner was embraced here. 🎯 I should probably enter😏
How bout king of distance using rifle iron sights..
I didn't hear anyone simply admit they just missed their shots. Everyone blamed their equipment in some way.
VOLUME!!!!!!
I wonder if our military snipers could ace this?seeing as they do this for a living
Every time I try to watch these videos the audio gets worse. I guess the MEG doesn't give a crap if anyone watches this stuff or not. I give up.
18:05 you’re welcome
Couldn't hear a damn thing in this competition, even with both hearing aids turned way up. But it was interesting and entertaining too. Maybe at the next King of 2 Miles the announcer will bring his King of 2 Bullhorns amplifier. BTW, where were the women in this competition? Last time I checked, there are plenty of champion female shooters out there.