im new here i just bought an fn patrol 308 with 18in barrel and a millet scope and haris bi pod is there and this anyone would suggest i would need to do to start hiting beyond 500yrds with this set up i know i need some sort of ballistic tables and get a good load worked up but any thing else
new to the forum and i have some questions
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Re: new to the forum and i have some questions
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Take a class.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Repeat as needed to achieve desired accuracy results.
Use good ammo.
Take notes.
Cheers,
Doc
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Take a class.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Repeat as needed to achieve desired accuracy results.
Use good ammo.
Take notes.
Cheers,
Doc
Re: new to the forum and i have some questions
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: doc76251</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Take a class.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Repeat as needed to achieve desired accuracy results.
Use good ammo.
Take notes.
Cheers,
Doc</div></div>
And then when you're done, start the entire process over again.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: doc76251</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Take a class.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Repeat as needed to achieve desired accuracy results.
Use good ammo.
Take notes.
Cheers,
Doc</div></div>
And then when you're done, start the entire process over again.
Re: new to the forum and i have some questions
I would like to alter Doc's list to look like this...
Take a class.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Take a class.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Repeat as needed to achieve desired accuracy results.
I say so b/c without proper form, all that dry firing and shooting will both form bad habits, and waste lots of money in ammo.
I didn't take a class first, but I was very fortunate to be around very experienced shooters that started me off on the right path. I want to start taking more classes in the near future.
I would like to alter Doc's list to look like this...
Take a class.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Take a class.
Dry Fire.
Shoot.
Repeat as needed to achieve desired accuracy results.
I say so b/c without proper form, all that dry firing and shooting will both form bad habits, and waste lots of money in ammo.
I didn't take a class first, but I was very fortunate to be around very experienced shooters that started me off on the right path. I want to start taking more classes in the near future.
Re: new to the forum and i have some questions
thanks for the info so far but where would be a good place to look for the classes you guys are talking about
thanks for the info so far but where would be a good place to look for the classes you guys are talking about
Re: new to the forum and i have some questions
The on-line training forum here is actually a great place to start, with a wealth of knowledge. You might be able to save a few bucks from expensive classes and self teach a little with the on line training.
Also, check this forum for training classes going on.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=6&page=1
The on-line training forum here is actually a great place to start, with a wealth of knowledge. You might be able to save a few bucks from expensive classes and self teach a little with the on line training.
Also, check this forum for training classes going on.
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=6&page=1
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