1,000 Yard Shooting (M1D Garand Sniper Rifle)

[John Kepler]

With all respect, your 190 grain projectile falls much closer to sub-sonic (if not surpassing the threshold) than the 168 would at 1,000 yards, thus being more affected by what you yourself described being the issue here.
Please advise me of what your software states a 168 and a 190 are traveling at 1,000 yards.

You think? Try these numbers. My LR load has a "come-up" from my 200 yd zero of 25 MOA....what's yours?

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[Mag30th]

You think? Try these numbers. My LR load has a "come-up" from my 200 yd zero of 25 MOA....what's yours?

Sir, you win.
I’m not interested in an argument with anyone. I asked you one question, "Please advise me of what your software states a 168 and a 190 are traveling at 1,000 yards." I asked you this because you and I are both aware that the 190 is closer to the sound threshold than the 168.

You proclaim yourself to be a very experienced LR competitor, and you claimed to be a scientist/engineer, yet you have been very incorrect is several basic physics calculations related to LR shooting. Because I pointed it out to you it seems that you have taken offence.

I am new here, and I’m not interested in fighting with anyone.

I apologize for anything I may have done here that embarrassed you, and any further serious miscalculations you make I promise not to point them out to you or anyone else.

Again, I apologize for whatever I may have caused.
Ernest.