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I trained with a M14 at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri back in the late 60's. The drill insrtructors would do untold things to us to put the shooter and spotter in different situations. That 308 round was a very accurate cartridge and could do damage at great distances. One fellow from Texas was "stone dead" with that 308. You wouldn't want to take a running start from his at 800 yards. You'd never make it 50 yards. I learned a lot about shooting at long distances there, and if I would have a M60 for my coyote gun, nothing within 1000 yards would have a chance. People put the M60 down, but I must have passed boxes of ammo on the range and that thing was deadly! But for me you can get more out of Predator Masters than anywhere else. These guys know what they are talking about. It's all they do and they are good at it.

[QUOTE="John Brent Roy, post: 1618749, member: 29685"] I trained with a M14 at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri back in the late 60's. The drill insrtructors would do untold things to us to put the shooter and spotter in different situations. That 308 round was a very accurate cartridge and could do damage at great distances. One fellow from Texas was "stone dead" with that 308. You wouldn't want to take a running start from his at 800 yards. You'd never make it 50 yards. I learned a lot about shooting at long distances there, and if I would have a M60 for my coyote gun, nothing within 1000 yards would have a chance. People put the M60 down, but I must have passed boxes of ammo on the range and that thing was deadly! But for me you can get more out of Predator Masters than anywhere else. These guys know what they are talking about. It's all they do and they are good at it. [/QUOTE]

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