Texas Plinking 1 MOA At 1,000 Yards Challenge - Episode 1

Welcome to the 1st episode of the Texas Plinking 1 MOA At 1,000 Yards Challenge. A new monthly video series where I let 5 fans come out with their equipment and attempt to shoot a 10" gong at 1,000 yards in under 10 shots. If the connect on their 1st (cold bore) shot they get a gold coin, if they connect within 5 they get a silver coin, and bronze if they connect within 10. If they accomplish the tasks, the get just one attempt at the 5" (1/2 MOA) target. New episodes go live on the 1st Monday of every month! If you think you're up for the challenge, send me a DM on Instagram (@texasplinking) and tell me a bit about yourself, your rifle setup, and experience. This new video series was not only made to entertain us long range shooters, but to inspire y'all to get into the world of long range shooting if you haven't already. It's certainly a ton of fun and just about the best community out there! A big thanks to everyone who made it out. Especially Zach for flying in from out of state. Check out his awesome channel here: A big thanks to RangeTime for sponsoring this video. Download the app here: IOS: apps.apple.com/us/app/rangetime/id1609530223 Android: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.rang…

You should consider changing the rule for the 5" to allow them to use the remaining rounds from the original 10. So if they hit the 10" in 8, they have 2 shots at the 5". Just a thought.

Love how this video came together! Had a blast getting to be a part of this inaugural shoot…. It’s going to be really awesome to see where you’re at with this series a year from now!

I love how the third guy walked in his shot perfectly, first shot up right, second center left next on target. He has control

Man that accuracy international is just plain gorgeous!

That third dude who got it in 3 was impressive with his adjustments. The other guys were steady shooters, but they weren't watching their misses.

Greg's rifle seemed to print the tightest group, unfortunately he never corrected for wind. I think the 300 WM bucked the wind the best with that heavy 190gr bullet. Good job Zach, I just recently found your channel, keep up the great content.

Congrats to all contestants but a special congrats to the man shooting the Bergara. Basically, a bone stock production rifle. I loved seeing your old RPA Ranger - that is one sweet rifle!!!!!

thats epic doing a colab with @MountainsMulletsMerica epic

I could watch this all day. My father was on the marine shooting team in the late 50s so i was born with a 03 in my hands. There is nothing more soothing than long range shooting.

This challenge is a fun idea! Seeing an appearance from @Mountains, Mullets, Merica! Was pretty awesome as well!

Thank y'all for this video and this series. FWIW, I'm a Canadian born and bred, but spent Jr High, in South Texas along the Gulf Coast. Specifically McAllen, and a year on a ranch outside San Benito, and a year just outside Driscoll, outside Bishop. I served in the Canadian Armed Forces for 3 years before an honorable discharge for Medical reasons ended that career. I'm raising a small family, wife and 2 kids, on a small hobby farm in the British Columbia mountains, in the Okanagan Valley. Love Texas. I'm with y'all in spirit. And while I catch up on this series, I'll post my comments. All in the spirit of engaging with the channel, and learning as I go too. Thanks again everyone. Enjoying the series so far.

Loved seeing the performance from the Bergara, shows you don't have to spend a ton to get into long range shooting.

I think this will be a great series.

First time a video ad has been helpful. Didn’t know about range time. Seems cool

We need more of these videos. I think I'm addicted to watching. Outstanding content and great shooting too!!!!

I would have LOVED to put my humble Barnard up for the test. In comps I can usually 14 out of 21 shots into a 10" target at 1000 yards.

I just discovered this challenge series and I've just watched them all from ep8 to this ep1, I can't get enough, very entertaining, looking forward to ep9. Don't be scared to change the rules or targets, like the way you started the point system, keeps it interesting.

Nice setup letting us see all the different rigs. I like seeing the motley crew of regular people using all the factory stuff. This is in line what any person can do. Thanks

Excellant, building this page and range time is what the shooting community is all about! Enjoy shooting ,friendly competition, just learning more about the sport! THANK YOU!