6.5 Creedmoor @ 1400 Yards Ruger American Predator

This is the longest shot I have taken to date. After having good luck at 1200 yards on a windy day, I decided to try for 1400 yards.
If you want to see just impact shots CLICK HERE---7:20

To anyone that doesn't believe the distance, I offer proof in this video.

To range the target in the scope 36" divided by 2.56 MOA X 100 = 1406.25 yards.

It takes me 6 shot's to get on target. I use my windage from earlier that day and was WAY OFF. The wind had shifted from my 7-8 O'clock to more of a 6-7 O'clock. I get 4 shot's on target in a row. So I didn't just get lucky.

The best I can tell my Dial was 57 3/4 elevation and 2 1/2 Left.

My scope Max's out at 62 MOA. This is as far as this gun will shoot with out a holdover or more MOA adjustment. I can do up to a 20MOA holdover with this scope.

One issue I may be having is the fence row at about 780 yards out. My bullet is dropping around 800 inches or about 67 feet. The bullet may be impacting the tops of the trees. I don't know for sure, but its possible.

If you want to skip ahead to the impact shots click HERE--- 7:20
Shots 6, 7, 8, and 9 were on target.

Gun: Ruger American Predator 6.5 Creedmoor
Sightron Siii 6-24x50 Scope
Burris Xtreme Tactical Medium Height Rings
EGW 20MOA Base
TacFire .308 Muzzle brake
Matthew's Fabrication Cheek Rest
I shoot 140g ELD Factory and Handloads using H4350

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