Recent content by s a m
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200 yard zero problems
The guys have covered the more pertinent points above but another consideration you might want to look into is your aiming point. I find that my groups are much more consistent at longer ranges if I use high contrast aiming points with defined lines. Squares work best as you can aim at a...- s a m
- Post #11
- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Dot drill surprise exercise
I love to see innovation like this. Especially if you dial for some impacts and hold for others, builds faith in your equipment and your math. I think I will try something like this. Thanks for the post.- s a m
- Post #5
- Forum: Practical Marksmanship Questions
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Range Report which shooting chrony to get?
I concur with the Magneto speed. Its a quick and easy set up and can be used in any conditions. Some of the major chronos out there can turn into big paper weights when the light conditions aren't just right. I believe the Magneto speed pulls a constant reading of the projectiles magnetic...- s a m
- Post #12
- Forum: Ballistic Calculators & Field Results
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Fieldcraft Evading a Sniper
I have to agree that posting the most effective ways to avoid my eyes seems like sacralige; that said if you emmerse yourself in tactical LR shooting and field craft, countersniper techniques will simply be common sense. I won't summarize evasion techniques but consider your human senses and...- s a m
- Post #139
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Precision shooting training with a 22lr?
22 is a great way to work out wind effect help you master your fundamentals for low cost. As for accuracy that is really gun dependant but don't expect too much from the ammo anyway. I am currently looking into a Maurader .177 as a bolt action trainer, this will allow me to shoot in my...- s a m
- Post #10
- Forum: All Things Rimfire
