That particular rifle is a Jim Borden BRL switch barrel (270 RUM, 7mm RUM, and 338 Edge) with an NXS 5.5-22x56 scope mounted on a 40 MOA rail. The load is a 300gr Berger OTM and H1000 in Nosler brass moving at 2880 fps. It took 98.6 MOA of adjustment to make the hits. That meant maxing out the scope, then holding 5.5 MOA in the reticle. I actually made a deal to sell the rifle while shooting yesterday. There's no better sales tactic than making hits at over 2000 yards.

Once the other guy comes up with the money he can have what's left of the barrel life after I'm done with it.

The 338 had the best luck making hits at the 2368 yard target. Also along for the ride was my 375 BME (a pile of parts slapped together as an unfinished project

) and a couple of Striker pistols. The pistols didn't fare so well at that range. The 284 needed over 150 MOA to get that far. I tried dialing the 48 MOA in the scope, then holding 100 MOA high, but didn't have much luck; I don't get it!

The pistols are best kept under 1400 yards, but they hold their own out to that point.
Andrew