This is a multi part series because the recording was so long. In the sections I will cover everything I think you need to know, have, be able to do, and prepare for an event as well as training ideas, expectations, and timelines to get better in.

Equipment

Rifles

Calibers

Ranging

Engaging

Strategy

Wind

DOPE

Ballistics

Training

More

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From start to finish someone wanting to learn, grow, and accomplish goals needs to pay attention to a few things. These same things help pick rifle, caliber, and hone expectations.

I discuss these in this second episode of the straight dope podcast.

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I am exploring higher than average scope risers, rings, and mounts. My rational is based on science, ergonomics, and performance. Listen and let me know what you think.

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NPA is probably the king of fundamentals

hear our thoughts.

Even though we both agreed it was vital we didnt end up saying much.. wonder why. what do you think?

more fundamental chat.

stability

chatting while driving and having fun with the topic.

sight picture

driving to Burris Dave and I decided to have some fun

starting the week of fundamentals

Aim

Stability

Breath

Trigger

Follow Through

and more..

So at the Nightforce ELR match I realized that my kestrel game was yellow belt and needed to level up quick. Each stage I knocked off items and details that improved my score steadily through the day.

One of the discoveries I made was a quirk with wind angle and shooting angle that made a difference if done right and caused elevation issues if not addressed.

Once fixed scores continued to climb and I continued to knock off more details that allowed me to go from somewhere between 60 and 100th to finishing top 10.

For me it was a huge win because I learned a lot and had fun doing it.

Hopefully this helps you is youre shooting at ranges where the details matter.

Inside of 1000 it really isnt much of an issue so I never paid attention.