Training books

[DENAUS4]

Hi i was just wondering if anyone could recommend a good book to help me learn ranaging and bullet drop etc. Also are there any computer programs that will teach this?

Cheers Lachie

 

[jonemtp]

Re: Training books

The Ultimate Sniper

 

[Mjolnirsarm]

Re: Training books

Dead On by Noblit and Gabrilska is good.

Buy the SOTIC manual if you can find one, I dunno if it is published, but you can probably find one on egay or Amazon.

+1 for John Plaster's book.

There are literally thousands.

 

[DENAUS4]

Re: Training books

Thanks Guys for your comments very much appreciated

 

[Greg Langelius *]

Re: Training books

Every damned thing you can think of and more....,

<span style="font-style: italic">Modern Highpower Competition (from beginner to master)</span> by Randolph "NOT Randy" Constantine, c. 1998 Precision Shooting, 222 McKee Street, Manchester CT 06040.

Greg

 

[Emilio]

Re: Training books

Try this. http://www.shooterready.com/lrsdemo02.swf

 

[Graham]

Re: Training books

Mike Lau: The Military and Police Sniper.

 

[Strangedays]

Re: Training books

Purchase Exbal for your home pc and you can enter you info and get drop tables and everything you could need, they also make it for palm and pocket pc.

 

[The Mechanic]

Re: Training books

I liked David Tubb's the rifle shooter. He likes to push his ware's but you can't argue with his shooting ability.
http://www.zediker.com/books/rifleshooter/rifleshootermain.html
US Army marksmanship guide and also it may be REALLY old but is still pretty good. Rifle marksmanshop M1
http://smartflix.com/store/video/2914/Rifle-Marksmanship-With-M1-Rifle

 

[Andrew Blubaugh]

Re: Training books

Snipers Hide On Line Training....

http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=997161#Post997161