Spot And Correct Miss Shots - Long Range Shooting
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2022
- The ability to spot a miss, correct, and follow up with an impact is so incredibly important in precision shooting, we felt it warranted its own quick video. Now, a lot of factors can play into the ability to spot your missed shots, from recoil mitigation, to rifle balance, to quality of glass, nevertheless, mastering this skill will no doubt improve your shooting experience, and performance.
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i keep the crosshair on the target and just measure from the crosshair(target) to the impact point and then use that, instead of measuring on the other side
I use the same method. Watch where the round impacts and then use that impact point as your hold.
@@aaronwalser438 my brother :D
@@aaronwalser438 I think this is how most people do it. don't have to move anything, just read the cross hairs.
Bingo
The method in the video requires a great deal of mental gymnastics. The method suggested above is much faster, especially if you are holding wind. Get a second sight picture after you shoot and put the impact point on the target. No math, no measuring, no moving from one side of the target to the other.
the production quality is way better than what you'd expect from a channel with 31k subs. you guys might see an explosion in views soon!
Nice simple explanation - Helpful and uncomplicated. Thanks for the video!
Good stuff! This is what makes the difference in a match.
Thanks for doing this video, a light just went off
Excellent topic from the MDT team
This really helped me. Thanks!!
Very well done. Thanks.
Awesome advice for, ME!!
You guys are awesome
For a right handed shooter, which technique is best? Both eyes closed, left eye open/right eye closed, left eye closed/right eye open, OR both eyes open?
Very nice video. What´s this video scope you have attached at you scope? I would like to buy one. Thanks in advanced.
triggercam 2.1 www.nedvedprecisionshooting.com/products/triggercam-2-1?variant=41531778400428
How do you spot your impact and not just see black in the scope after pulling the trigger? The scope camera gives a perfect picture and doesnt take moving out of the eye box into account.
building a rifle that fits your body, building a shooting position so the recoil goes straight back, and shooting at more than 200 yards so you get a little time for your eye and gun to recover.
that .308 is a recoil bear!
Omg so simple..............
What system are you using to record down the scopes view?
It's a trigger cam.
Nice 😅😂
I notice when you shoot your cross hairs go up and right, mine go up and left but I always miss right any tips on fixing that?
Trigger pull and making sure to watch the wind, it may be pushing your bullet depending on the caliber and distance
Should put another MB more efficient .............
Maybe it is just me. It looked like instead of making wind edge corrections, you just moved the rifle to the left side of the target.
Go get shave for gods sake