Corby Hall

So I would say this, so with the 300 blackout up on an inclined roof angle, a subsonic 300 blackout round, another interesting thing to think about

Typical gun ranges, you're going to zero your rifle at either 100 yards or 25 yards.

Doesn't have to be the case, but that's typically what you do with your scope.

And so let's say you zero it at 100 yards.

Well, when you're now at 150 yards, your bullet's going to drop.

If you're at 100 yards, it's going to hit right on where you're aiming if you've done your job and zeroed it.

But if you're at 100 yards, it's going to drop.

If it's a subsonic ground, it may drop 10 to 12 inches, maybe 8 inches, maybe 14 inches.

So it's going to drop, adding that extra 50 yards.

And then you have the incline factor.

So you're shooting kind of downhill and it's not going to drop as much.

So you're shooting flat.

If it's, let's just say average of 10 inches, it drops.

The incline, it's going to drop maybe seven or six inches even.

Well, so if it did, and you had a 300 blackout that was zeroed at 100, then it's very reasonable that it would hit in the neck if aiming exactly for the head.

Can I?

I would bring up a topic.

So on Israel, um, I'm not against Israel and I don't have some beef against the idea of, I don't have a beef against the people of Israel.

And so we're supposed to still treat everybody, no matter what ethnicity they are, no matter what country they're from, with the love and respect that Jesus Christ gave us an instruction to do so.

And so, you know, I like, I like the idea of protecting the nation of Israel, um, just as it was any other nation.