Jacob Bynum - RiflesOnly founder | #89

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

Комментарии • 19

  • @michaeljohnson6019
    @michaeljohnson6019 Год назад

    Thank you for having Jacob on. It was nice getting a refresher on the fundamentals!

  • @VaMike9
    @VaMike9 Год назад +4

    Jacob seems to be a great guy. I still have his DVD set on fundamentals from years ago. It definitely helped me on my long-range and now extreme long-range journey.

  • @wendellsullivent4028
    @wendellsullivent4028 Год назад +3

    Great facility and Awesome folks!! Jacob is a world of knowledge and can get it to our level. Great interview Thanks

  • @davidschmidt5810
    @davidschmidt5810 Год назад +2

    F Class shooter but now my eyes are opened! Amazing stuff! A whole new world out there. Something for everyone! Thanks for sharing.

  • @rickhaass1133
    @rickhaass1133 Год назад +1

    Bynum is a South Texas legend - very knowledgeable and willing to share that knowledge. Highly recommend taking a look at one of his facilities.

  • @jasonrad9332
    @jasonrad9332 Год назад +1

    Another great episode Erik!

  • @brettstewart8765
    @brettstewart8765 Год назад +2

    Great vid Eric, got me interested so going to see if there is anything like Rifles Only in Australia, take care and stay safe man cheers Yogi 👍

  • @freeandfighting3069
    @freeandfighting3069 Год назад +1

    I wish Jacob would open a training center in Florida. FREE

  • @wheelzandgillz
    @wheelzandgillz Год назад +1

    Its crazy this is the first time I hear someone say 22's will let you know what youre doing wrong, when the ammo demand of 09-17 was here the only surviving caliber/ammo that I saw on the shelves anywhere was 17HMR, I said what the hell so I got a 17HMR and holy hell thats exactly what I thought about that little round "If youre Fu**in up itll let you know" PS: when I had a place to go out and shoot at will/free, learning how to shoot at max or half power for the reticle to be relatively easy to range with and convert that to MOA in your head was a very traditional time in shooting "this is how we've been shooting with scopes and this is how we're gonna continue to shoot" 😂 the first time I ever heard or saw anything other than plain Mildots was thru Todd Hodnett. Who ever or whatever company finally realized that Mildot+MOA needed to change and introduced the "xmas tree" reticle should be your next guest lol

  • @Longshot762x51
    @Longshot762x51 Год назад +1

    Id love to hear about that AI with 20k rounds on it!

  • @kyleaubu
    @kyleaubu Год назад +1

    I want to get out to Rifles Only one of these days.

  • @mccallan2798
    @mccallan2798 Год назад +3

    Only 754 views in 7 hours 😮
    I smell a rat!

    • @SixOFord
      @SixOFord Год назад

      Potentially. Most don't have the attention span to watch for an hour.

  • @jetthreat5000
    @jetthreat5000 Год назад +1

    I’m gonna have to disagree with the statement of your emotions won’t make you shoot any better. Being happy and positive through a match does a helluva lot for your mental state and thus your performance. Getting frustrated deteriorates your mental game.

    • @BelieveTheTarget
      @BelieveTheTarget  Год назад +1

      Your last sentence contradicts your first one. Lol

    • @jetthreat5000
      @jetthreat5000 Год назад

      @@BelieveTheTarget no it does not lol maybe reread it and understand the intent. I stated first that I disagreed with the statement he made that emotions won’t make you shoot any better. I followed up saying that being happy and positive will help your mental state, thus performance. Happiness is an emotion which helps the mental state. Then I followed up with getting frustrated deteriorates your mental game. I was comparing an emotion that helps your performance and then one that doesn’t. He specifically said being happy doesn’t help, which is false. Lol