One of them Russian
rifles with the folding meat skewer that?s so handy for roasting hotdogs.
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I have on occasion fired several rifles at 1000 yds at the NJ state range in cherry ridge - you shot across a valley...
That range is gone now having been converted to sporting clays.
I have on occasion fired several rifles at 600 yds at range #14 on Fort Dix in NJ...
I fired an 03a3 Springfield with iron sights
I fired an M1 Garand
I fired a 1917 US enfield
I fired an SMLE No.4 (t) sniper rifle
I fired an M1C Garand sniper rifle
I fired an M1D Garand sniper rifle
I fired a .236.Lee-Navy
I fired a US property / proof marked Ross model 1905 rifle
I fired an 1886/93 Level sniper rifle
I fired a Japanese type 99 sniper rifle
I fired an SAFN Argentine navy FN49 sniper rifle
I fired a custom wildcat FN Mauser sporter in .270 Gibbs (built by rocky Gibbs)
I fired an obo model 1916 Winchester 3 line military lever action rifle in 7.62X54R with a Warner swazey optic
I limited myself to a dozen guns...
My boss the shop owner brought his tank abwehr gewehr model 1918 13.2 TUF Mauser bolt action single shot anti tank rifle - 295.grain tungsten carbide bullet traveling 2700 FPS - something like 50 pounds with biped and ready ammo -sights only went to 500 yds maximum adjustment...
At 600 yds I was the bees knees - I struggled to be marginally adequate at 1000 yds - for me / IMHO a poor performance...
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