The Everyday Sniper

The Everyday Sniper Podcast:Time

Everything takes time, so you have to recognize there is time in the system when we shoot.  We have the time it takes for the firing pin to hit the primer and then the bullet to the leave the barrel, and we have the time it takes for the bullet to hit the target.  Time. 

In this episode I fill in some of the blanks, gives you a quick update on what is going on in the Sniper's Hide world I am living.  

Breaking down the site upgrade, the merchandising we added, the App Updates, Live-streaming all these things are being updated for 2023. 

For the Serious Tactical Marksman

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#sniper #practicalmarksmanship #military #LawEnforcement 

#LongRangeHunting #Hunt #FirearmsTraining #2ndAmendment

#TheHIde #Rifleman #EvilLeprechaun 

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Jack from Quantified Performance

Semi Automatic Precision Rifle Competition, hello, Jack from Quantified Performance is on the Podcast today.  

For details, 

https://quantifiedperformance.com/about-us/

Quantified Performance, LLC is focused on building a community of safe, high-performing firearm owners and users. By focusing on metrics such as group size, match performance, and several other methods, the community can show skills growth and highlight shooting sports and the people that make those activities possible.

We are a small, veteran-owned company focused on competition. The idea came from hours of travel to and from various competitions around the country and our desire to improve performance. We wanted to bring a community together that offered more to competitors and sponsors than currently available.

Open Division.

          -Barrels in excess of 20.1 inches, as measured from the face of the closed bolt to the face of the muzzle will classify as “Open Division”. Suppressors, flash hiders, and brakes DO NOT count toward the overall barrel length.

-No limit to magazine capacity

Practical Precision Division. This division is intended to provide a competitive atmosphere for mid-to-long range rifles that are appropriate for real-world use, specifically service and department issued rifle systems (and similar).

-      Barrels must be less than 20.1 inches, as measured from the face of the closed bolt to the face of the muzzle. Suppressors, flash hiders, and brakes DO NOT count toward the overall barrel length.

-      Magazine capacity is limited to 20 rounds.

General Purpose Division. This division is intended to encompass practical rifles and carbines with general purpose optics that are not purpose-built for a competitive edge in mid-to-long range application. Failing to meet the constraints of the division will result in the competitor being moved to “Practical Precision” or “Open” divisions, as applicable.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Expo

WTF 

Wind, Direction, Speed, and the external elements that affect it. 

Target, Range, Angle, Size, Data, Slope, all these things determine how we want to engage that target.

Fundamentals of Marksmanship, Enough Said, they speak for themselves. 

Thermals, Optics, you name they had it, heck even Q was there with their rifles. 

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For the Serious Tactical Marksman

#snipershide #Lowlight #precisionrifle #practicalmarksmanship 

#sniper #practicalmarksmanship #military #LawEnforcement 

#LongRangeHunting #Hunt #FirearmsTraining #2ndAmendment

#TheHIde #Rifleman #EvilLeprechaun 

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Horizons

This past weekend I had two friends from Alaska down, James and Lonnie to shoot ELR Distances on the range in Fort Morgan. We had an awesome time shooting from 800 to 2450 yards.  Lonnie with Ruger RPR in 338 and James with an ASR in 300NM and 33XC.  

Had awesome conditions to dope the rifles out. Everyone hit at distance and Lonnie was able to check "Shooting ELR in Colorado with Frank" off his Bucket List. 

Conditions were near perfect all weekend.  We had a bit of wind the first day, gusting to 18MPH but it was mostly manageable and the second day was near perfect with 4MPH winds. 

I want to thank James for accompanying Lonnie down from Alaska and both of them for an awesome weekend of shooting.  Great job Guys.  

Thanks for listening, sharing and being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast 

The Everyday Sniper Podcast:Exposition 

Hey All, another Everyday Sniper Episode coming at you.  A little light on topics today but I wanted to knock one out as I have a private class this weekend. 

These are the big questions we have, and in cases I might just imply an answer.  

Precision Rifle Expo in Texas Next week 

Thanks for listening, sharing and commenting, 

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Road Trip Rant with Roberts 

So we have this group text thing going on, and this morning I get a blitz of text messages from Chris Roberts.  He is fired up and wanting to talk, and by talk I mean he wants to rant on the podcast about some happenings in the competition world.

See we have different kinds of competitions, you have a PRS Style, an NRL Hunter Style and what people call Sniper Matches.   Well everyone wants to be a Sniper until it's time to do Sniper Shit.  Cause Sniper Shit is often long and boring and long and boring makes for a shitty match.  But you can adjust long and boring into more realistic stages vs a typical PRS Style match.

I think it's a good conversation, its a bit spicy but you like it that way. 

The Everyday Sniper Podcast:October Surprise #1 

Hey Guys, Coming at you with another Everyday Sniper Podcast. I told you I was jazzed and ramping up, so here it is. 

• Sniper's Hide Classes 2023 

Back at you guys, be sure to comment here in the Podbean App or on Sniper's Hide in the Everyday Sniper Section of the Site 

Again, thanks for listening thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast 

The Everyday Sniper Podcast Final Knowledge Bomb Edition 

Hey Everyday Sniper Fans, finishing up the Knowledge Bomb Editions, I am done with that. I sort of let you down this season with scattered podcasts, but I plan on remedying that problem.

So what we have here is a wrap up, a wrap up of the previous season of shooting. I breakdown some of the observations from our year on the road.  Lessons learned so to speak. 

I plan on coming back heavy moving forward.  So standby, the Everyday Sniper is coming back. 

Lowlight 

The Everyday Sniper Podcast, Going on a Float Trip

Hey Listeners, getting ready to head out on a 10 day float trip and wanted to drop by for an update.  Quickie Podcast here, just the details, 

Zeiss dropped two new optics today, check out the LRP S3 4-25x and 6-36x over at Sniper's Hide. 

In fact we shot the 4-25x at the Guardian Long Range Event in Cameo, so we have some time behind one.  For more details on the new Zeiss check out: https://www.zeiss.com/consumer-products/us/home/local/precision-shooting/lrp-s3-riflescopes.html?vaURL=www.zeiss.com/lrp-s3

Also we give an update on our travels, our Time in Texas the CR2 Crew doing their day and night classes at Birdle Iron South. 

I wanted to blast this out before I left as I will gone for quite some time and it was important to give you one more episode. 

Lowlight 

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Gary Larson Guardian Long Range Competitions

I just arrived home last night from the Guardian Long Range Competition here in Colorado. Gary Larson held his event at the Cameo Facility in Grand Junction.  Because we were so busy during the weekend, we decided to have Gary call in to discuss the weekend.

Topics include:

• Background into the Guardian Long Range Competition

Guardians are some of my favorite matches, Gary hosts 5 or so a year.  Currently there are two Guardian Matches Left, November at Arena and December in Texas.

Please Visit the Guardian Website for more Details  

Don't forget to Visit the Sniper's Hide Forum 

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