MCREESPRECISION  (part of McRee's Multi Services of Missouri)

2010 International Sniper Competition, Ft. Benning

God Bless America and the men and women

that protect her!!!

Lets not ever forget that while we are sitting at home reloading some ammo or at the range burning that ammo, there are snipers somewhere protecting our right to do so.

We should all give thanks to these warriors!!! They are a big part of us civilians having the freedoms that we do.

We at McRee's give thanks to all of you that serve our great nation!!!

This event consisted of a 'Real World' set of conditions. The competitors had to simulate a quick/distance infil/run to the Target AO, at that time, they stalked to an adequate firing position and did a Mock Shot on the target. At all times while in the Stalk Mode, they were under observation, if spotted, it was all over.

When the shooter took the Mock Shot, an observer came to his position, noted the position details, the shooter was then taken to the live firing line, the position re built to match the Mock Shot. The shooter then engaged his target just as he would have in the real world. A miss meant that it was all over, 0 score.

  Run in,,, !!!!!!!       

Final Firing Position,,      was a windy day, not perfect conditions.

Take the shot,,,,           

One Shot Event,,          Distance was relative to the caliber of the rifle.

The rifle we used for the Event Sponsor Shoot was built by us. It is our M24-308win Clone. Long Action Rem700, modified long action mag 'MP05300WM', Broughton 5C @ 22 1/2 long, McRee 15MOA scope base, Sniper Tools ACI, Holland's  Shooter's Supply-rail mounted level, USO SN3 3.2 x 17 EREK sitting in USO rings, KRG-OPS Bolt Knob, Patagonia Mobile3 software, Kestrel 4500, Harris Bi Pod and a Hogue Over mold grip.

The chassis is our Gen 5+ R7ST-130 the rifle weighs 16 1/2 pounds.

Notice the Blk circle in this picture.    We got tired of the 300 to 700 range and found a tank, way off, in the distance.

We successfully engaged this tank, took 3 rnds to get on, then we were good to go. Lets just say, it was beyond a mile, pretty good for a 308win.

Shooter Ranging the Target, with the USO MILMPR Reticle.      Me inputting the data.

I'm passing on the Dope    Shooter taking the shot.

 Myself and the young man in the next picture put a few rounds on the tank.          Shooter assisting New Shooter with the longest shot the young man has ever fired.

When you enlarge these pictures, all of them with WB in the title were taken by Wende Baker, Thank You Wende for the fine pictures.