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The myth of Ground Distance vs Line Of Sight Distance Since we are engaging in the fun and rewarding exercise of talking the academics of LR shooting, we should understand that angular shooting is not a ground distance vs LOS distance problem. This explanation is indeed a myth perpetuated by...
I only watched about three minutes. You were hitting pretty well, so you obviously have a good understanding of sight alignment and trigger control. Your gun handling needs some attention. It is important to get quality instruction and coaching to so one does not spend time ingraining habits...
Quite a few of my brothers attend LBC, or "The Compound" as we affectionately call it. All good people. I hope to make your acquaintance in person soon. ONE WEEK to this class folks. If you are close, take advantage of it. It's a great deal for an info packed and fun day.
Your assumption is correct. You only get to use those in America. Two weeks left. We keep the class small for lots od one on one attention and shooting.
I usually schedule this class once a year as a prep class for a two day Suarez Guerrilla Sniper course. Next year this class is in July and the GS course is in September. 2015 calendar will be posted the beginning of the week. I love doing this course and the place we shoot is awesome, with...
We'll get to just past 1,000 yards in this course while dialing in our fundamentals of precision rifle and addressing specific needs of each student. Get more info and sign up at precision rifle fundamentals
1. 1 MOA = 1.047" @ 100 yards, 2.094" @ 200 yards /4= One 1/4 MOA click = .5235" 6.25" / .5235 = 11.94 clicks = D 2. If answer "A" read "distance in hundreds" that formula would work, but it doesn't so D. 3. B 4. B 5. C 6. A 7. 6,283.2 Mils in a circle/360 = 17.45 Mil in a Degree...