Jackie Schmidt Shoots 0.1118 5-Target Agg at 100 yards with 30 BR — Best in History

[Todd v.]

All I can say is WOW!!!! Figured you precision shooters would find this interesting, and it was done with some wind...... Check out the article.


http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com...-agg-at-100-yards-with-30-br-best-in-history/

Texan Jackie Schmidt, using a 13.5-lb 30BR Heavy Varmint rifle, has shot a pending NBRSA world record 5-target, 5-shot-per-target Aggregate at 100 yards. Jackie’s 5×5x100 Agg measured 0.1118! How small is that? To help our readers visualize this, the illustration at right shows what a SINGLE 0.111″ 5-shot group (with .30-cal holes) would look like. Jackie’s actual measured group sizes for his five-target Aggregate were: .153, .093, .120, .100, and .093

 

[smokey]

ehhh...i guess that's okay

 

[3rdRcn]

Anybody can do that from a bench gun...right?

Some damn good shootin there!!!

 

[lx1x]

Anybody can do that from a bench gun...right?

Some damn good shootin there!!!

i can (at 5 yards target.. )

 

[Eudaimonia]

Wow.

I like the guys attitude too!

“Today everything was right. The rifle was shooting impeccably, I had a good handle on the conditions, and just didn’t make a mistake.” Jackie added: “These days are few and far between — you just have to cherish the moment.”

 

[andyman]

How is this scored? How can you get a .1118" agg group with 25 shots shooting a .300" bullet?

His grouping is 1/3 the diameter of his projectile, obviously there's something I don't undrstand.

sorry if the question seems dense to those in the know......

andy

 

[smokey]

How is this scored? How can you get a .1118" agg group with 25 shots shooting a .300" bullet?

His grouping is 1/3 the diameter of his projectile, obviously there's something I don't undrstand.

sorry if the question seems dense to those in the know......

andy

center of one hole to the center of the other.

 

[3rdRcn]

center of one hole to the center of the other.

Actually I think in this case you would measure outside edge to outside edge at farthest points then subtract the actual bullet diameter on the paper. I can't see you finding the center to center on a one hole group like that.

 

[duke308]

3rdRcn is correct, outside diameter of the group less projectile diameter.

 

[andyman]

Theorhetically both of these would produce the same dimention, wouldn't they. WOW, at 100yards he shot a group of .393" with a .300" projectile. Talk about one ragged hole.

andy

 

[Todd v.]

Theorhetically both of these would produce the same dimention, wouldn't they. WOW, at 100yards he shot a group of .393" with a .300" projectile. Talk about one ragged hole.

andy

I'm not even sure I'd call that hole ragged......

 

[andyman]

I'm not even sure I'd call that hole ragged......

Seems you might get some chaffing from rubbing the same spot over and over

 

[zombiehunter]

Seems you might get some chaffing from rubbing the same spot over and over

Happens more often then I'd like to admit.