I had to make this tall target test with the target camera closer to the target, than last time, so the picture was better. The last video was horrible!! This time I am using one of my favorite AR’s though: A Performance center 6.5 Creedmoor. This kind of walks you through, how to do a tall target test, and kind of what to look for. It will tell you if your scope has any tracking error, or if the scope is canted. To do this perfectly, you should use a level on your scope, but I never do. I’ve never had an issue shooting long range without a level. The amount of deviation is so small, on this target, that it isn’t even enough to be concerned with. Keeping in mind, 40 moa up will get this rifle out to around 1,300 yards. Also, keep in mind a 40 moa tall target test is quite a bit, as you rarely see anyone do one to this extent. I’ve seen some guys do them at 20 moa, and call them a “tall target” test, but that is not much of one. In this test target, I also put dots on the line, to show exactly how many MOA’s it is. Thanks for watching, and hopefully you find this type of content enjoyable.
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