Carter Cutlery's High Performance Tips: Precision Rifle Shooting_Palma [6/9]

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Welcome to "Carter Cutlery's High Performance Tips: Precision Rifle Shooting_Palma" at Douglas Ridge Rifle Club in Estacada, Oregon with world renowned long-distance shooter Stan Pate.
• Carter Cutlery's High ... - Equipment - Part 1
• Carter Cutlery's High ... - Aux. Equipment - Part 2
• Carter Cutlery's High ... - 300 yd - Part 3
• Carter Cutlery's High ... - 600 yd - Part 4
• Carter Cutlery's High ... - 1000 yd - Part 5
• Carter Cutlery's High ... - Palma - Part 6
• Carter Cutlery's High ... - Hand Cannon - Part 7
• Carter Cutlery's High ... - Interview - Part 8
• Carter Cutlery's High ... - Indoor Range - Part 9
This video series aims to provide you with expert tips and techniques from the best in the world at their perspective disciplines. Carter Cutlery has traveled around the United States, visiting with leading authorities in the fields of:
-Combat handgun shooting
-Precision rifle shooting
-Adventure motorcycle riding
-Race car driving
-Helicopter flying
-Aerial platform machine gunning
-Bodybuilding
We filmed these experts as they were giving Murray, an expert in his own field, the insider information that made them the best in the world. We hope that you greatly benefit from our efforts! Please be sure to subscribe to our channel so that you will be the first to know when we debut each new series.
This filming project requires a tremendous amount of resources and focus, but we feel it will be of great value to our customers. Once we finish with the first seven series, I'll consider 'round two' which might include white-water kayaking and sky-diving. If you have any other ideas please email us. Also, we are actively looking for partner sponsors for this series and are willing to share the credit with all who are involved. If you would like to partner with me, please call 503-816-6556 for more details.
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29 авг 2012

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@ShepardHumphriesPersonal 8 лет назад

What a great coach Stan is! When the student wanted to stop receiving instruction after his first shot, Stan quietly stepped back and let him "run the show." Accomplished instructors know when to stop offering their greatest value and support the student's preferred program. Great job Stan!

@supertruckertom 9 лет назад

For a first time that was excellent. It shows the value of qualified instruction and top tier equipment. It takes years to get wind calls and build the stamina to hold the position. Really cool series of videos. Thanks for making them.

@ericwilliams2317 5 лет назад

Its interesting to hear all the "grunts n groans" coming from the shooter. After doing this for 25+ yrs at Bisley, England I find I "grunt N groan" just a little more as each season passes! After a string of 2 + 10 (2 sighters & 10 to score), or even 2 + 15, it feels like I've been on the losing side of a fight these days.

@fairweather42 11 лет назад

wow what a great teacher!!

@vincef5832 5 лет назад

Palma shooting seems interesting. I mostly shoot offhand out to 200. If I could find a place to shoot that distance I could see getting serious in Palma.Not crazy about the leather jacket but I am sure it works.

@VMX12k 8 лет назад

Great video, good instruction. Im new to full bore peep shooting and love it, but can certainly relate to beginners pain, haha. I love that stye of shooting an it is truly amazing what can be achieved with peep sights at long range. One criticism, if I may... you should never close the bolt with the rifle pointing in the air (above the butt stop). We load and half lock but only close the bolt fully when on target. This was tactfully/quietly pointed out to me on the range. Its easy to do and make habit. Spread the word ;) Thanks for sharing your great videos!! :)

@youtuberschannel12 7 лет назад

Good instruction ma ass. His rifle was really canted to the right and his butt stock is still too long. This butt-plate is too low.

@jenpsakiscousin4589 3 года назад

I shade my sights sometimes. You get used to what a 2moa shade looks like thru practice. I've seen some really good shooters that never touch their vintage knob.

@hosamel-din2185 11 лет назад

I'm in Egyptian military shooting team and i do this for About 12 year and I'm still learning we shoot 6mm norma 300 meter and 22 for 50 meter ... the point where U can send the bullet we call it zero point any mistake well shift the bullet away from the target this is the most difficult sport i ever see