You can see that Erik feels very proud that you have had so much success and has a lot of respect for you Tim. Completely different dynamics in this interview. You have matched the master. Tim your story has provided me a lot of hope and inspiration for the future. I would venture to say with all the amazing people Erik has had on this channel this has been one of the best interviews yet.
In the first 20 mins one of the things I picked up was Go Compete! No matter who is around you when the day ends it could be your day. Like he said if it went on one more day he may not have won but that was his day. Go practice, Go compete, Go talk to people and if your serious eventually go get a serious purpose built rifle and one day it may be your day. Second thing is get a mentor and they can really accelerate your learning and progress
Hi Erik. Thanks for your content. I understand your seating depth test choosing the longest one. My question is thus; if you get to a match and you decide to turn the tuner, do you turn in a specific direction or do you test both ways?
In the custom auto body world, if a key player has to bail on a project, but will be coming back after their emergency, it’s usually their responsibility to find their replacement.
I would love to know what his preference of primers is. Mainly Large rifle or Large rifle magnum. Most guys are saying 210m seems to work best for the 300 wsm.
I wondered what brass 300 wsm shooters shot since Lapua don't make brass for it. I always wondered if Normas brass was anygood. It's high as a catsback lol
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Tim is one of the most amazing guys on the line and always takes the time to recognize everyone around him. I always look forward to seeing him.
This is the best interview for people who want to get started in f class shooting, I highly recommend watching the Larry Taite interview as well!
Tim is always a class act, congratulations again, well deserved championship.
Wow Tim! Just wow! When I think of Tim Vaught words like consistent, hard worker, humble and champ come to mind. Well deserved!
You can see that Erik feels very proud that you have had so much success and has a lot of respect for you Tim. Completely different dynamics in this interview. You have matched the master. Tim your story has provided me a lot of hope and inspiration for the future. I would venture to say with all the amazing people Erik has had on this channel this has been one of the best interviews yet.
Great shooter, great teammate and even a better friend. Super proud of ya bud!!......Excellent interview EC!
This is one of the most informative interviews for anyone wanting to shoot F Class. Thank you so much
Such a talented and humble individual and one of my favorite people in the sport of Fclass. Congrats Tim and another great interview Erik
Great interview! Tim certainly has earned this. He’s got to be the hardest working dude on the line. Thanks for putting this together EC 👍🏻
This interview is amazing. ALL shooters should watch this, so much info shared! Thank you both! Erik keep them coming!
Great interview. What a humble guy. Wow. Just getting into the sport but I am looking forward to meeting guys like you too. Keep up the good work.
In the first 20 mins one of the things I picked up was Go Compete! No matter who is around you when the day ends it could be your day. Like he said if it went on one more day he may not have won but that was his day. Go practice, Go compete, Go talk to people and if your serious eventually go get a serious purpose built rifle and one day it may be your day.
Second thing is get a mentor and they can really accelerate your learning and progress
Another great interview! Found the tuner discussion very interesting. Guess I’ll look for the testing Lutz did.
Liked "there's only one captain"
Just starting in f-class this year it's nice to hear a national champion speak on how not to get overwhelmed by all there is to know about this sport
Take your time, remind yourself to not be overwhelmed, and surround yourself with good shooters, Help will fall in your lap.
I would like to see a whole F class set up. Starting with stock design. Next the front and rear support - rest and bag.
Good show!
What a nice guy.
Excellent Interview......................................... thanks for sharing.
Hi Erik. Thanks for your content. I understand your seating depth test choosing the longest one.
My question is thus; if you get to a match and you decide to turn the tuner, do you turn in a specific direction or do you test both ways?
In the custom auto body world, if a key player has to bail on a project, but will be coming back after their emergency, it’s usually their responsibility to find their replacement.
Thanks for the great interview.....one question is. How do you determine which powder your barrel like?
Are you telling me I just bought March's top fclass scope, and they are coming out with a new and improved one?
Tim seems like a super guy. Great discussion.
... we need a interview with Omar... please...
Tim seems like a super nice guy.: congrats man.
I don’t know who Omar is but I will say that EC must really care about him to be busting him a little. Get some Omar! Excellent show. Thank you.
Omar Alonzo- Pasadena, TX- great gunsmith and F-Class shooter
You mention a torque of 300 wsm ,but You can use gain twist to minimize that (Lothar Walther have 16"to 10").
I would love to know what his preference of primers is. Mainly Large rifle or Large rifle magnum. Most guys are saying 210m seems to work best for the 300 wsm.
Talking about the conscious mind getting out of the way, read The Inner Game of Tennis. Great mental game book for my pool game.
I wondered what brass 300 wsm shooters shot since Lapua don't make brass for it. I always wondered if Normas brass was anygood. It's high as a catsback lol
👍great work
7-300wsm? How would that work. Or is it right with 7saum
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TexMex wants to poach Omar.....hahaha!