Below the aiming spot.
It is 0.3857
The probability is 71/489 = 0.145, approx.
if two additional arrows are shot and both hit the target, describe the set of all possible final scores.
An absolute deviation is the difference between a given value and a variate value in statistics, or, in target shooting, the shortest distance between the centre of the target and the point where the projectile hit.
The maximum range of the M16 rifle is 3,534 meters. The maximum effective range of the M16 rifle (point target) is 550 meters, which is about 600 yards, and around 800 meters (area target), which is around 875 yards. Point target is you aiming directly at your target (accounting for windage and elevation as necessary). Area target is basically you shooting at a range beyond that where you can aim directly for your target, but there is still a chance the round will hit. Of course, the actual effective range also depends on the user's marksmanship.
The maximum range of the M16 rifle is 3,534 meters. The maximum effective range of the M16 rifle (point target) is 550 meters, which is about 600 yards, and around 800 meters (area target), which is around 875 yards. Point target is you aiming directly at your target (accounting for windage and elevation as necessary). Area target is basically you shooting at a range beyond that where you can aim directly for your target, but there is still a chance the round will hit. Of course, the actual effective range also depends on the user's marksmanship.
308 Rifle can hit a target over 300 yards away. The military used them as sniper rifles and they r more accurate than a .223
Legends have it at 100 yards. <><><> Depends on how you define "accuracy". Mine is quite accurate to about 200 yards. Beyond that the significant bullet drop is a challenge. With a well made rifle, a skilled marksman could hit a target the size of a man at 300-400 yards.
The M16 assault rifle has a greater range than the M4 carbine as a result of its 20-inch barrel, compared with 14.5 for the M4. The M16 can hit an area target out to 800 meters while the M4 is effective to 600 meters.
Point target would be like a human being. An m16 is accurate to 550 meters, roughly, in a well trained shooters hands. Against an area target, like a truck, you should be able to hit it from 600+ meters The small .223 caliber bullet will lack much power at these ranges. It will strike with roughly the same energy as a 9mm handgun at point blank range. 100 meters = 1000 foot/lbs energy 500 meters = 300 foot/lbs energt Also the effective fragmentation range of the M16 is usually 100 yards or less, so lethality drops greatly the further out you go.
300 yards is equal to 900 feet, so the answer is 500 feet.
"about 300 yards" This is not true. 300 yards is the distance at which your average Joe with an average AK-47 and or AKM can effectively hit a target. Competent shooters with higher quality AK's are able to hit center mass at much further then that. However the 7.62x39 cartridge has the capability of travelling in excess of 1000 meters and retain full lethality. The issue is that Ak's are not designed to effectively engage targets at that range and so actually hitting your target at the maximum range of the cartridge is a matter of luck.
A one handed 6 iron, it went 300 yards.
The bullet will go just as far regardless of what sight you're using. But taking aim will get harder and harder w/o a scope. 300 yards should be doable but Marines are trained to hit targets at 500 yards, it just depends on experience.
Depends on your definition of accurate, and at what range. I shoot a few Pennsylvania rifles, and they can group in a bit over an inch at 100 yards. At 500 yds, it would be a very different matter. They were considered accurate enough to hit a man at 300 yds under the right conditions. They are less accurate than modern target rifles that can hit an apple at 500 yards.
Not all firearms CAN hit a precise target many yards away. RIFLED firearms impart a spin to the bullet as it is fired. The spinning bullet tends to keep going in the direction it was pointed in at the start. Early firearms were smoothbore (unrifled) and not very accurate.