Yeah, yeah it's the beer man again. Keep in mind that the weapons you are comparing are seperated by two decades! Supplement: 300 m is considered close range for a sniper rifle btw. 😉
What an awesome piece of equipment you have there. I have a Steyr .308 Scout that I have used for many years deer hunting. It has taken many a fine buck and a real treat to carry. What I like about the Steyr is the action and safety combination. The roller three position safety with the grey keyed locking button feature is ultra safe, plus being able to remove the bolt easily, unload while still on safe, etc. The bolt handle release on the fire position that rotates the bolt handle upward for ease of access really helps a quick second shot. Steyr makes some great stuff. Would love to see them make a 6.5 PRC with a carbon wrapped barrel. That would be the ultimate rifle.
+Survival Lilly That is a fantastic range! We have nothing like that where I live. Is it used for competitions? Nice rifle, nice glass. Good shooting. Cheers.
That is definitely awesome! Great rifle and you did your part you're a great shot. do you think Steyr will let you review the Steyr monoblock? The new monoblock is incredible revolutionary technology. Thanks great shooting again
For all the shooters that have negative opinions on scopes with a mixed Mil-radian/MOA system. The arithmetic calculations are not that difficult. If using meters use the following constants, MOA = 2.91cm, or, M-rad = 10cm. If using yards use these constants: MOA = 1.047", or, M-rad = 3.6". The symbol of " is used to show inches. To calculate number of clicks take the range to target in 100's of meters, or, 100's of yards. Example: Lilly calculates a 300 meter distance. There are three each 100 meter units in 300 meters. Lilly uses a MOA turret so calculate as follows: 3 x 2.91 = 8.73 to determine amount of MOA's at 300 meters. Next take the ballistic drop of your bullet. There is 48cm of bullet drop in the RWS 165-grain (10.7-gram) bullet. So all there is to do is 48 ÷ 8.73 = 5.498. Round up to 5.5. Index 5.5 MOA's on your scope. Just use one of the four constants to make the calculation you need. Just remember, if using meters use metric based numbers. If using yards then yard based numbers. Never mix meters and yards. Use only one system. There are lots of arithmatic formulas on the web to help you calculate windage as needed too. Been using a Leopold Mil-dot reticle/MOA turret scope with M-1 target turrets, .25-MOA clicks, for over a decade. No issues. Range finding for a second focal plane scope is easy. Just go to the highest power to determine mils on target. Then just do this: (height of target in either yards or meters x 1000)÷(number of mil dots on target) = distance to target. A Roe Deer is 1 meter in height. You see 5 mils on target. So (1x1000)/5 = 125 meters to the Roe deer. Lilly has taken a lot of Roe deer at this range. If you need to change from M-rads to MOA just multiply M-rads by 3.44 to convert. For MOA's to M-rads divide by 3.44. It's easy schmeezy stuff! Plus there are Apps to do all the work for you.
Wonderful shooting. I did not hear you say what brand of scope you have on your rifle? Schmidt & Bender? And what is the power range or model. I like the Federal Premium and Fusion how did they perform for you?
Lilly uses a Meopta rifle scope, ZD 6-24X56 RD, with the MilDot-2 reticle, has .25 MOA turret adjustments. Tube Diameter: 30 mm, focal lens is 54mm and the ocular lens is 38mm. Considered a very good scope. Made in the Czech Republic.
I know that rifle from the Wr. Neustadt shooting range. It is outstanding. I had 25mm groups on 300 Meters with it, but the rifle is better the i can shoot. With a real expert shooter it is good for 12-15mm groups on 300 Meter. Specially, when you use handloaded match ammo.
I made a profile in Strelok balistics app with data for your Steyr SSH-08, .308-winchester, and a Meopta scope, Meopta ZD 6-24x50, MOA, with Gen-2 Mil-dot reticle. According to Stralok indexing 45.75 MOA should get you to 1000 meters. That is a long way.
The only thing that stoped me buying this firearm was the heat lock barrel I shoot a lot and once barrel is shot out I won't be able to change the barrel. Other than that one thing it is prob the best in my opinion.
I think you've maybe jumped to conclusions. These SBS based rifles(like the SSG08) have barrels that are threaded. You're thinking of the old SSG69 being pressed in. Even the 69s can be barreled. My younger brother bought a brand new one from CDNN and re-barreled it. It's now a 6x47. Anyone who can thread a custom rifle barrel can thread the receiver of the SSG69.....
Warum montiert man auf eine SSG 08 ein ZF mit metrischem Mil-Dot Absehen und 1/4 MOA Klickverstellung das zudem in der 2. Bildebene arbeitet!? Sorry Leute keine gute Werbung!!!
The scope Lilly uses is the Meopta ZD 6-24x56 RD, Mil/MOA, 30mm Tube, with an lluminated Mildot-2 Reticle. Mil/MOA means the reticle is Mil-radian based and the turret adjustments are MOA based. Lilly indexes the turrets in 0.25 MOA per click. There should be about 54-cm of ballistic bullet drop at 300 meters for the .308 winchester bullet. Lilly's scope is zeroed at 100-meters. For scope calculation at 300 meter distance: 3 x 2.91= 8.73; 54 ÷ 8.73 = 6.1855670103092. Round down to 6. Lilly indexes 6 MOA's on the turret and shoots at the 300 meter target. If you use Mil-radian turrets just divide MOA's by 3.44 to convert to Mils. So a 6-MOA adjustment equals a 1.7-Mil adjustment. For Mil to MOA conversion multiply by 3.44. This conversion is only approximate. But, it's a quick and easy conversion. Calculating this shot in Mils: 3 x 10 = 30, 54 ÷ 30 = 1.8-Mils. Notice there is only 0.1 mil difference between calculated adjustment and the MOA/Mil division/multiplication technique, 1.7-mils v 1.8-mils.
@Superdude70 : A quick conversation from mils to MOA is by using 3.44, this is a generally accepted as a conversation rate. There are engineers with TH-cam videos that know significant amounts of trigonometry to give you proofs of the conversation. Some people just use 3.5 to make it easier. Then round the product to the clicks available on your scope. turrets. This is only an appropriation so I usually just convert Mils to MOA. Reversing the conversion back to Mils doesn't work from the numbers I round to get the data for the scope turret. Scope turrets don't have adustments that are equal for Mils to MOA. Most of my friends have Mil-dot reticles based on Mil-radians, Mil/Mil scopes. I use a mixed Mil/MOA scope. Mil-dot reticle and MOA turrets. Usually the conversion is only used for windage adjustment. When others spot for my impacts I get Mil-radian corrections. Everything is multiplied by 3.44. If a windage correction of one Mil is made, I put 3.5 MOA my scope. An easy way to check for yourself is to get the Stralok ballistic app. The Stralok Pro version is most useful. Stralok calculates both Mils and MOA. There are 3.2832 Radians in a circle. So you may have gotten the 3.83 from that.
@Superdude70 : This is the basis for converting Mils to MOA's. You get similar, not exact, numbers from meters or yards. For Yards, there is 3.6 inches in one Mil-radian at 100 yards, and, 1.047 inches in one MOA at 100 yards. 3.6 ÷ 1.047 = 3.4383954154727. Round to 3.44 to convert. For Meters: There are 10-cm in one Mil-radian at 100 meters, and, 2.91-cm in one MOA at 100 meters. 10 ÷ 2.91 = 3.436424261168384. Round to 3.44. This is where I get the 3.44 as a conversion factor.
Don't use a sniper rifle at 300 m. It's worth nothing. Ajust it at 25 and 100 m and it's done. You shall use .338 LM and not waste your time on short distances.
Click bate on 3-3-8 don’t hesitate 2 masterbait but don’t wait too hesitate at that rate of fire on your wire don’t let anything hire you but God! You were on! .308 is nato their all good if you truest know them! Faith, hope, Love!
But can I jump scout with it?
man, hope you don't play that game too much 🤣
Meanwhile in CSGO......
*AWPs and auto snipers: we're the OP.*
*ssg08: hold my beer.*
Yeah, yeah it's the beer man again.
Keep in mind that the weapons you are comparing are seperated by two decades!
Supplement: 300 m is considered close range for a sniper rifle btw. 😉
G3SG1 and SCAR-20 are known as gay gun or noob gun exactly because they're so op even a noob can play with it and make a good game
That is a beautifully designed rifle! Outstanding shooting by Lilly, she always makes it looks so easy..
its from game csgo
@@juustio819 no lol the real gun came first
Love Steyr. A long tradition of excellence.
That's some great shooting, Lilly! Good job. Thanks for the video.
What an awesome piece of equipment you have there. I have a Steyr .308 Scout that I have used for many years deer hunting. It has taken many a fine buck and a real treat to carry. What I like about the Steyr is the action and safety combination. The roller three position safety with the grey keyed locking button feature is ultra safe, plus being able to remove the bolt easily, unload while still on safe, etc. The bolt handle release on the fire position that rotates the bolt handle upward for ease of access really helps a quick second shot. Steyr makes some great stuff. Would love to see them make a 6.5 PRC with a carbon wrapped barrel. That would be the ultimate rifle.
I didn’t even realize this wasn’t Lily’s channel
All that fancy stock stuff makes my Steyr SSG69 look old and outdated.but, it can still put them n there.🎯
Thanks again that was owsom to see keep up the good work we love you liley
+Survival Lilly That is a fantastic range! We have nothing like that where I live. Is it used for competitions? Nice rifle, nice glass. Good shooting. Cheers.
A very beautiful gun, a masterpiece. And the lady also.
Sanks Sister... 😍🍾🥂🎂🥁🌐🎺🥇🎄Happy new 2020 Year!
That is definitely awesome! Great rifle and you did your part you're a great shot. do you think Steyr will let you review the Steyr monoblock? The new monoblock is incredible revolutionary technology. Thanks great shooting again
everyone gangsta till the target doesn't die from a ssg 08 shot in body
For all the shooters that have negative opinions on scopes with a mixed Mil-radian/MOA system. The arithmetic calculations are not that difficult. If using meters use the following constants, MOA = 2.91cm, or, M-rad = 10cm. If using yards use these constants: MOA = 1.047", or, M-rad = 3.6". The symbol of " is used to show inches.
To calculate number of clicks take the range to target in 100's of meters, or, 100's of yards. Example: Lilly calculates a 300 meter distance. There are three each 100 meter units in 300 meters. Lilly uses a MOA turret so calculate as follows: 3 x 2.91 = 8.73 to determine amount of MOA's at 300 meters. Next take the ballistic drop of your bullet. There is 48cm of bullet drop in the RWS 165-grain (10.7-gram) bullet. So all there is to do is 48 ÷ 8.73 = 5.498. Round up to 5.5. Index 5.5 MOA's on your scope. Just use one of the four constants to make the calculation you need. Just remember, if using meters use metric based numbers. If using yards then yard based numbers. Never mix meters and yards. Use only one system.
There are lots of arithmatic formulas on the web to help you calculate windage as needed too.
Been using a Leopold Mil-dot reticle/MOA turret scope with M-1 target turrets, .25-MOA clicks, for over a decade. No issues.
Range finding for a second focal plane scope is easy. Just go to the highest power to determine mils on target. Then just do this: (height of target in either yards or meters x 1000)÷(number of mil dots on target) = distance to target. A Roe Deer is 1 meter in height. You see 5 mils on target. So (1x1000)/5 = 125 meters to the Roe deer. Lilly has taken a lot of Roe deer at this range.
If you need to change from M-rads to MOA just multiply M-rads by 3.44 to convert. For MOA's to M-rads divide by 3.44.
It's easy schmeezy stuff! Plus there are Apps to do all the work for you.
At sree hundred Meter wie uschualy dont shut ät lifing targets. Grietings from Baväria!!!!!!
Parabéns, excelente agrupamento.
Great shooting!
OMG THIS MADE MY DAY
Glasses,picture frames for the eyes. Sweet rifle. 6.5 prc?
Can I look down spin around and hit 360s with it?
The m16 and m4 is native/black rain ant it?
Nice video.
you use an ssg for hunting?
Very good!!! Muito bom!!!
very interesting . Is barrel twist 1:10 ?
Is Lily a brand ambassador of steyr
Wonderful shooting. I did not hear you say what brand of scope you have on your rifle? Schmidt & Bender? And what is the power range or model. I like the Federal Premium and Fusion how did they perform for you?
Lilly uses a Meopta rifle scope, ZD 6-24X56 RD, with the MilDot-2 reticle, has .25 MOA turret adjustments. Tube Diameter: 30 mm, focal lens is 54mm and the ocular lens is 38mm. Considered a very good scope. Made in the Czech Republic.
I know that rifle from the Wr. Neustadt shooting range. It is outstanding. I had 25mm groups on 300 Meters with it, but the rifle is better the i can shoot. With a real expert shooter it is good for 12-15mm groups on 300 Meter. Specially, when you use handloaded match ammo.
what's the model of the scope?
For those who want to know the scope. Looks like an older Meopta 6-24x56 ZD Series.
free hondred meters! yeah
I made a profile in Strelok balistics app with data for your Steyr SSH-08, .308-winchester, and a Meopta scope, Meopta ZD 6-24x50, MOA, with Gen-2 Mil-dot reticle.
According to Stralok indexing 45.75 MOA should get you to 1000 meters. That is a long way.
Best to use 175-grain, 11.3398-gram, bullet weights for this distance. 150-grain bullets will be affected by the wind.
The only thing that stoped me buying this firearm was the heat lock barrel I shoot a lot and once barrel is shot out I won't be able to change the barrel. Other than that one thing it is prob the best in my opinion.
I think you've maybe jumped to conclusions. These SBS based rifles(like the SSG08) have barrels that are threaded. You're thinking of the old SSG69 being pressed in. Even the 69s can be barreled. My younger brother bought a brand new one from CDNN and re-barreled it. It's now a 6x47. Anyone who can thread a custom rifle barrel can thread the receiver of the SSG69.....
Warum montiert man auf eine SSG 08 ein ZF mit metrischem Mil-Dot Absehen und 1/4 MOA Klickverstellung das zudem in der 2. Bildebene arbeitet!? Sorry Leute keine gute Werbung!!!
Geiles Teil, die Waffe.
This is a weapon that requires skill in counter strike:
But AWPs don't
My favorite gun in csgo
Good shooting
exelente rifle como se puede adquirir unos con los juegos de cañones y municion con silenciador y miras Telescopicas
why your not jump scouting
Thanks for the information about this rifle. Unfortunately it´s quite poor camera and editing work
? The camera quality is fine and I don't see any issues with the editing.
Ah, ok. That may be the reason.
Wow! Fantastic Range! Must be in Bavaria? Or Austria? Super Cool! Love it! Thanks!
Steyr = Austria.
Soon I have one
ct's who have jump shot graffiti: *JUMP SHOT 360 NOSCOPE BLYAAAAAAAAAAAT*
Does she not know which side the heart is on?
She has seven
"Yeah it's a real joy to shoot c with this rifle". I bet you it is friend.
Steyr is clearly white rain
I love hunting more videos ❤
the perfect girlfriend!
I think that's what Lilly's girlfriend said also....
I want to be the chinrest...
Every spinbotters favorite*
Those look like 1/2 in groups at 300 meters ... most rifles boast that at 100 to get your money
Cha want Mrs lilly
S woa iagendwie kloa das es bo an Werbevideo koa S&B Muni nemmts
Meine Marke
This is what you buy when you can't afford awp
Nope. this is what you buy when you want the best rifles.
Sorry, I wasn't planning to diss the ssg, I was making a Counter strike reference
du kannst damit etwas anfangen. respekt!
i want it
Sounds nothing like in CSGO xD
Mit dem gehst aber nicht auf die Jagd oder ? 🤣
MOA please
The scope Lilly uses is the Meopta ZD 6-24x56 RD, Mil/MOA, 30mm Tube, with an lluminated Mildot-2 Reticle. Mil/MOA means the reticle is Mil-radian based and the turret adjustments are MOA based. Lilly indexes the turrets in 0.25 MOA per click.
There should be about 54-cm of ballistic bullet drop at 300 meters for the .308 winchester bullet. Lilly's scope is zeroed at 100-meters.
For scope calculation at 300 meter distance: 3 x 2.91= 8.73; 54 ÷ 8.73 = 6.1855670103092. Round down to 6. Lilly indexes 6 MOA's on the turret and shoots at the 300 meter target.
If you use Mil-radian turrets just divide MOA's by 3.44 to convert to Mils. So a 6-MOA adjustment equals a 1.7-Mil adjustment. For Mil to MOA conversion multiply by 3.44. This conversion is only approximate. But, it's a quick and easy conversion.
Calculating this shot in Mils: 3 x 10 = 30, 54 ÷ 30 = 1.8-Mils. Notice there is only 0.1 mil difference between calculated adjustment and the MOA/Mil division/multiplication technique, 1.7-mils v 1.8-mils.
@Superdude70 : A quick conversation from mils to MOA is by using 3.44, this is a generally accepted as a conversation rate. There are engineers with TH-cam videos that know significant amounts of trigonometry to give you proofs of the conversation. Some people just use 3.5 to make it easier. Then round the product to the clicks available on your scope. turrets. This is only an appropriation so I usually just convert Mils to MOA. Reversing the conversion back to Mils doesn't work from the numbers I round to get the data for the scope turret. Scope turrets don't have adustments that are equal for Mils to MOA. Most of my friends have Mil-dot reticles based on Mil-radians, Mil/Mil scopes. I use a mixed Mil/MOA scope. Mil-dot reticle and MOA turrets. Usually the conversion is only used for windage adjustment. When others spot for my impacts I get Mil-radian corrections. Everything is multiplied by 3.44. If a windage correction of one Mil is made, I put 3.5 MOA my scope.
An easy way to check for yourself is to get the Stralok ballistic app. The Stralok Pro version is most useful. Stralok calculates both Mils and MOA.
There are 3.2832 Radians in a circle. So you may have gotten the 3.83 from that.
@Superdude70 : This is the basis for converting Mils to MOA's. You get similar, not exact, numbers from meters or yards.
For Yards, there is 3.6 inches in one Mil-radian at 100 yards, and, 1.047 inches in one MOA at 100 yards. 3.6 ÷ 1.047 = 3.4383954154727. Round to 3.44 to convert.
For Meters: There are 10-cm in one Mil-radian at 100 meters, and, 2.91-cm in one MOA at 100 meters. 10 ÷ 2.91 = 3.436424261168384. Round to 3.44.
This is where I get the 3.44 as a conversion factor.
Don't use a sniper rifle at 300 m. It's worth nothing. Ajust it at 25 and 100 m and it's done. You shall use .338 LM and not waste your time on short distances.
7500 dollar weapon
Bruh it's $1700 and you can jump shot with it!
No gudd hunting raifel
that is not a hunting rifle. way too heavy
Waifu
Like you honey
Love you honey mmmmmmmmmmmmmmma
Sie kann's nicht wie kann man den Schuss nur so blöd durchreissen
Wenn man ein SSG 08 zur Jagd einsetzt, sollte man selbst laden! Der Schießplatz erinnert mich an den 300 Meter Stand in Wr.Neustadt!
Das liegt vermutlich daran das es eben dieser ist...
Csgo ssg gelin tek atayım ismim= harun sinanoglu
Click bate on 3-3-8 don’t hesitate 2 masterbait but don’t wait too hesitate at that rate of fire on your wire don’t let anything hire you but God! You were on! .308 is nato their all good if you truest know them! Faith, hope, Love!
AWP made in china people!
Geh doch nach England
Lmao they copied a csgo gun
bait
Verstehe das video nicht
STOP SHOOTING INNOCENT ANIMALS
Elmo no