Improving your group (precision shooting) 

Thanks Man, glad to share, Cheers and all the best.

Thanks for all you share. I will start looking for a better bag setup. It all makes sense now. I knew I was getting gun movement, but seeing the video opened my eyes. I shoot into the mountains. I need to see how this work the way I have to angle my rifle. To the top of these mountains. Good video! I enjoyed it.

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Yes we all have budgets to contend with, we know the pain, but video is really about getting your rear rest packed better, our base sure helps and is designed to use in all sorts of set ups and areas, but there are other ways to achieve the similar result, Cheers and all the best.

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Thanks Steven, lol, thanks for the thought, who knows, Cheers and all the best.

Hi Loren, very true, Cheers

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Thanks Tyler, AR's and semi auto rifles are not something we have access to here in Western Australia, so not something we mess with, Cheers and all the best.

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Thanks Man, glad you like, Cheers

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Thanks John, glad you liked, Cheers

Glad you like the video, here is a link that may help ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--NO70_odhFY.html, beyond that I make a rule to not coach what I can not see, (bad advice is worse than no advice) Cheers

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Thanks Tyler, that is a Boydes Thumb hole stock, Cheers

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@@markandsamafterwork And had a great deal of success! Thanks guys!

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Thanks Man, sounds like great training, Cheers and all the best.

Well yes further forward can help in some situations, also hurts in some areas, lots of videos to help with that, but just go to where it fits and start there, when all sorted, you and the rifle and still looking to fix a problem you may find extra in some points like that, Cheers

When shooting long range, hunting, tactical and so on, as mentioned squeeze bag works fine, we shoot ELR or testing at 1000 yards or so, no room for being OK. We do have videos of shooting those ranges both unsupported and squeeze bag also tripod and shooting stick at those long range shots, just most are ELR, not quite so forgiving, Cheers

MarkandSam AfterWork cheers mark if I ever get access to a property with 1000+ I will be trying one of your rear bag bases

Well doesn't need to be one of our bases, but a non compressing rear bag/support is as said, just as important for 100 yards, this is for the best groups, ammo testing, load development and such, hope that makes sense, Cheers and all the best.

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Well they will change things, as for actual accuracy gains..... I have never used, so not the person to ask, Cheers

Hi Bruce, well that is a great group anyway, but with that sort of pacemaker you are really doing well to work with what you have. There are things that will help with a normal heartbeat, but will pacemaker induced, the pulse if heavier and much more noticeable, easy enough to live with, not so easy to shoot with, well done. Also, thanks very much for your continued support, Cheers and all the very best.

All about many things, we have many videos here to help, but both options decent, Cheers

Maybe watch again, all there and explained and this will also help, studio.ru-vid.comkiDi_nAY1ko/edit, Cheers

Well not really a precision rifle, really made for hunting, so different style with different priorities, not a style I recommend, but way larger conversation than a couple of lines on here to explain, Cheers

Yes, we do recommend also, Cheers

Thanks Mike, and well there is a lot in "the basic's", here's a video on that for prone shooting, all relevant for all forms of shooting, so might help, Cheers

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Improving 100 yard groups is pretty easy, most people overlook 2 key things that will open up their groups. 1st is comfort- While in your shooting position look through your scope at your target, close your eyes(3-5 seconds) and when your open them you should still be on target. If not, reposition your hips (if prone) and try again. 2nd is position of finger on trigger- center the pad of your finger on the trigger, relax your grip on the rifle(i remove my thumb from the rifle completely to avoid pulling shots) slowly squeeze straight back, and always always always follow through and wait 1 second after shot to release trigger. A notable mention- you should always dry fire practice in the Position you will be mostly shooting from(bench,prone,bipod ect.), recoil masks poor trigger control. I shoot long rage(1000 yard+) and had issues with consistently until a guy at the range taught me these techniques, while dry firing practicing I found that my finger placement was inconsistent and causing a pull left or right. After using these methods my 100yrd groups got better and better to the point I can consistently shoot .30-.45 moa groups with my 6.5 creedmoor. Hope this helps ya out.

Thanks Man, mono pods are one of the mid range tactical items that are not suited to precision shooting (for many reasons) so, might work for some but I don't recommend for true precision shooting, Cheers

Great to hear, this stuff works no matter the distances, but yes practise sure helps, Cheers

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@@markandsamafterwork Thankyou for that info it is very helpful,keep up the good work💪

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Hi Terri, you are not alone there, lots a folks shoot lots of very capable rifles at only 100 yards, so group shooting is what they do, capable of a lot more, but you have work with what you have, even if just being prepared for what might only come around on occasion, Cheers and all the best.

All you need is a private land and an agreement from the owner. Simple as this!

@@philippefrater2000 "agreement from the owner" you obviously don't live in South Australia

pijnto Noop! You're right. I live in France wich is also tough on gun rights. But a simple agreement of the owner is enought here as long as it's a private property with a proper backstop... Sad to hear that from you, sounds no good. 😎🇫🇷😇

@@pijnto Im in sa and am sure if i asked some of my hunting permissions if i could do some longer range shooting they wouldnt have an issue with it but I just do any longer range testing to 600m at the range im a member at. its just a matter of putting in the time to get permissions and proving u dont do dumb things. took me quite some time to get them then after a short while they started putting me onto neighbors etc so dont give up, theres also plenty of ranges for longer range shooting eg 2 around murray bridge. another at lower light just for example.

Cheers Man, and I see you found your answers in one of our other videos, Cheers and all the best.

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Depends on lots of details, normally approx half to an inch forward of the neutral, Cheers

MarkandSam AfterWork Thanks a lot! Just an aside you have inspired me to get into ELR. The only cartridge I’ve pushed so far is 22lr due to range restrictions, but dialing 90 moa and holding over another 10-12moa and waiting to see impacts at 655 yards with 22lr is very fun and challenging. I shoot .223 and 6.5 creedmoor also but my local range only goes out to 1000 yards. This channel is pure gold. Keep up the good work!

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We have videos on all those topics, Cheers

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Normally, 12 to 14 days, Cheers

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We shoot all over the place, unprepped ground mostly, so the tactical bipod is most suited. Also with liking to preload and setting up the right bipods, I prefer to use a planted slightly flexing bipod, I found extreme accuracy like that, hope that makes sense, Cheers

Thats makes alot of sense. Do you like the Altas 5H can you get preload on that with the spiked legs

Yes that Bipod is good to shoot with, bit tricky to adjust, but shoots good, even on the rubber feet, Cheers

Thanks Ashley, glad you liked and hope it helps, also in the same vane, actions after the shot, otherwise called you follow through are very important with all shooting, but even more so with subsonic ammo, like target 22LR stuff, bullet takes a long time to get out the barrel, tiny movements after trigger break make a big difference, slower ammo, means more time in barrel, keep that in mind. Cheers and all the best.

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Thanks Man, yes we have spent a bit, still cheaper than messing with cars but as in everything good stuff ain't cheap, Cheers

@@markandsamafterwork Agree 100%, keep up the great work guys, looking forward to your uploads and ELR shooting events. :)

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Thanks Paul, as said this stuff is about group shooting at 100 yards as much as ELR, getting to a 1/4 moa group takes all the right stuff no matter what distance you shoot. Another skill altogether with hand guns, although trigger control is the same, not much else is in the same ball park, except they are fire arms and can be great fun to do well, Cheers and all the best.

Nope, just guy and his wife that do a few bit of this stuff, and we are Ozzy, cheers

Not what we are doing, but same rules apply for the rear bag, Cheers

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Ah well, free recoil is your choice, not how we do it, but, mono pods are not for precision shooting, tactical or tacticool, but not precision, done videos on that, Cheers

Then you let the riffle reacting by itself and it goes wrong. You have to master it a certain way, "gentle and firm" grip is needed, you have to find your own mix... I know that's not easy, and that's why the more we practice the better we shoot. (Hopefully)! Have a nice one! From France, Philippe. 😎🇫🇷😇

@@philippefrater2000 i thought yall couldn't have guns in france

ms3bani , as mark said, mono pods are terrible for precision shooting. As far as free recoil goes, there are benchrest shooters that do free recoil...

@@paulwatson4616 Hi Paul, we can still have guns in France but for how long ? Like in many countries around the world, states want to disarm citizens because they fear that they could revolt. Another problem here is that everything is being more and more regulated, not only the guns. It is sad, maybe one day we'll be only allowed to pay taxes and watch TV.

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