The opinions and conclusions I share are 100% biased and subjective to my experiences. Now that that disclaimer is out of the way, let’s get started. A few years ago, I committed to a competition called Assassins Way, a month-long field competition that is designed to test a variety of field craft, rifle craft, and …
Get up, stand up. Prone great. It is no surprise that prone shooting is a very popular and common shooting position. The first thing that comes to mind when I think about prone shooting is stability. Gravity and several contact points with the ground or bench make the rifle as stable as it gets. In …
I have a confession to make, I am huge Sako TRG fan and have been since the first time I picked one up. Scott Moss gun shop in Connecticut, he had a green TRG21 in 308. I picked it up, ran the bolt, pressed the trigger, bought the rifle. Since that moment I have owned …
Written by Nick Gebhardt At Zero Compromise Optic we are always staying on top of industry trends and keeping an ear open to what our customer base is asking for. When we first developed our original reticles, the MPCT1 and MPCT2, they were highly advanced and represented what customers were looking for at that time. Over the …
The gun mph system is the fastest way to dope our rifle for wind. It is easy, intuitive, and very quick once we get the hang of it. It’s great for making an initial wind call and for reverse calculating what the actual wind speed is.
I was thinking back to our conversation of Fieldcraft vs. Marksmanship. That conversation always bothers me, because of our use of the word "Fieldcraft." I think as snipers we all know what we mean. Most of us are truly on the same wavelength. But something seems lost in translation.