Hello Hide!
Attaching another video that is Multipurpose.
First being; I'm just working on my video creating/editing skills so I know I can expect some feedback.
Secondly; this is somewhat of a follow-up to the video I posted 2 weeks ago where I shot the 22 case.
User "Doc" pointed out politely that the shot was BS and was only shot from 16 feet rather than the 415 yards I claimed....
Alright alright, it wasn't that quite like that. He really just suggested that I try to support it with more footage.
Off that suggestion I tried to add in footage and audio that gives a bit more volume to the shots.
Last yet most important to me.
Why I make the video and why I shoot the stuff I do.
Cold Bore and my term "informational shooting".
This aspect gets really overlooked.
It's way more fun to buy a purple Race gun, post pictures and have everyone tell you how cool it is.
More fun to buy the newest gadget and talk about how it definitely shrank your group by .0006745".
The down side is this can suck people into forgetting that basic fundamentals and worse yet head new shooters down an ugly/expensive rabbit hole.
By using the first shot of the day with a small target it's like running your own training course each time you shoot.
Will the bullet travel the speed for which you built it to do?
Are you understanding the distortion from light through the scope?
Does your B.C. respond to the distance relative to zero distance?
Calling environmental correctly?
Inputting correctly into your calculations system?
Your physical condition/position on the gun.
Scope adjustment/setup.
Now throw in that Uber small target and rip the trigger.
Shooting spotters then printing a small group "someplace" on a target is not the same thing.
Both have value but I'm trying to rekindle the importance of the stepchildren.
Anyways, video feedback would be great or maybe you like this type of training too?
Hope y'all are well!
Attaching another video that is Multipurpose.
First being; I'm just working on my video creating/editing skills so I know I can expect some feedback.
Secondly; this is somewhat of a follow-up to the video I posted 2 weeks ago where I shot the 22 case.
User "Doc" pointed out politely that the shot was BS and was only shot from 16 feet rather than the 415 yards I claimed....
Alright alright, it wasn't that quite like that. He really just suggested that I try to support it with more footage.
Off that suggestion I tried to add in footage and audio that gives a bit more volume to the shots.
Last yet most important to me.
Why I make the video and why I shoot the stuff I do.
Cold Bore and my term "informational shooting".
This aspect gets really overlooked.
It's way more fun to buy a purple Race gun, post pictures and have everyone tell you how cool it is.
More fun to buy the newest gadget and talk about how it definitely shrank your group by .0006745".
The down side is this can suck people into forgetting that basic fundamentals and worse yet head new shooters down an ugly/expensive rabbit hole.
By using the first shot of the day with a small target it's like running your own training course each time you shoot.
Will the bullet travel the speed for which you built it to do?
Are you understanding the distortion from light through the scope?
Does your B.C. respond to the distance relative to zero distance?
Calling environmental correctly?
Inputting correctly into your calculations system?
Your physical condition/position on the gun.
Scope adjustment/setup.
Now throw in that Uber small target and rip the trigger.
Shooting spotters then printing a small group "someplace" on a target is not the same thing.
Both have value but I'm trying to rekindle the importance of the stepchildren.
Anyways, video feedback would be great or maybe you like this type of training too?
Hope y'all are well!
