How much +- do we get on that? :)
Maybe a few inches. Since I am an engineer and it is not EXACTLY 1440 then I am obligated to add the +/-.
Sorry.
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CheyTac® 408 Intervention Rifle System
Holder of the WORLD'S RECORD BEST GROUP AT DISTANCE
Three Shots,16-5/8 Inches: 2,321 Yards
For Immediate Release: July 30, 2004
New World Record Group Shot At 2,321 Yards CheyTac® M-200 in 408 CheyTac®
Arco ID July 13, 2004, A USMC Sniper team today has set a new world record for smallest group size at distance. At a measured range of 2,321 yards the team fired a three-shot group measuring 16-5/8 inches. This feat was accomplished with a CheyTac® M-200, using the 419 gr. 408 CheyTac® bullet. The shot was taken from a prone tactical position, shot off of uneven ground. Ranging was accomplished with a Vector Laser Range Finder, environmental data was collected with a Kestrel hand held weather station, and slant angle was measured with a Suunto wrist computer.
All of the data was entered into a CheyTac® Advanced Ballistic Computer which provided the precise firing solution to the team.
The ABC is the military big brother of the CABC, Civilian Advanced Ballistic Computer, now available for hunters and target shooters from CheyTac®.
The shoot was conducted at the CheyTac® training facility located in the region of Arco, Idaho. Reported wind during the record setting shoot ranged from 10-15 MPH.
This is an amazing accomplishment, stated a CheyTac® company official, as the record was set with a tactical arm and under tactical conditions. This is 80-lb. bench gun accuracy, but fired from a tactical prone position on the side of a mountain in wind.
Needless to say we are very pleased. Cheytac® Associates, LLC, produces advanced ammunition, small arms, and ballistic computer systems for the Military, Law Enforcement and Civilian markets.
CheyTac® Associates is an American owned and operated company with its headquarters in Arco, Idaho.
Learn more about the 408 CheyTac® cartridge and the M-200 sniper System at: http://www.cheytac.com
1609.344 meters per mile, if you use 5,280 feet/mile.