Chuck talks about Outcomes Based Training and breaks down the need to predict how weapon orientation effects your ability to predict point of impact. Special appearance by Pro Staffer Chris Woomer @presscheckconsulting3449
I would love a reservation for the collaboration rifle you mention in the other comment. Chuck is the man, and y’all build a great shit, so combine them and I’m in. I will give CC info now and I’m local here in SA. I have been by the old shop and one day would like to take Mike up on the offer of the armorers course (from and AR15.com thread). Love the videos and look forward to more. -Andrew
If the shooter has sound marksmanship basics and is trained up on his equipment all the rest is window dressing. All the gizmos and tacticool terms are no substitute for range time. So get out there and train!! Good vid!
@@deadheart556 Oh, I must be misunderstanding the video. I thought he was showing the difference when the barrel changed orientation. So optic/barrel at zero degrees vs optic barrel at 90/180.
@SeniorTac Totally get that. Was just curious why? Usually, you see magnified with a non-magnified canted. This is non-magnified for both. I know the shooter is pretty well respected in the community. So was curious about his thought process. Different zeroes, maybe he can't a lot but still wanted a dot? IDK?
@@_Mr.Sush_ the point of the video isnt about the optic set up, its to show what happens when you aren't behind the gun in the same exact manner in which you zeroed it, notice he mentioned (paraphrase) ""no lawyer asks what zero you used"" ""nobody cares if you had your sling properly set up""? The point was to know your zero and recognize shifts in POI based on where you are on the gun and with different canting
The MRDS was not used in this video all shots were made with the primary optic. That's Woomer's personal blaster so he can answer to the reasoning that he has a mini red dot on a rifle with 1X. I can tell you that for me, because I am a MAWL user. 45 offset BUIS will not clear my laser. So if my mounting system for the primary optic does not support cowitness (most of mine do not), then an offset MRDS is used as an electronic "BUIS".
Joe K, Imma gonna go with sarcasm on Jay Dub's post..... but it is the internet so the possibility of that being a sincere comment is always possible. 😂🤣😂🤣
A little late but he has his eotech on a unity riser which makes back up irons unable to see through the window. And he has an IR device on the front of the gun so an offset red dot fulfills the back up sight roll and takes up less space.
