One of the best guests you've had on. I can understand why he has success as an instructor - he's a natural teacher. Learned a lot even from a 40 minute video.
Right? Dude he’s a wealth of knowledge and clearly knows what he is talking about as far and the information and data and also from personal experience.
Joe just delivered precision shooting in the easiest way I could ever understand. Concepts which I understood was broken down into completely understandable demonstrations. I’ll watch this video a number of times in the future. Thank you.
This doesn’t even scratch the surface of how much you’ll learn by taking one of Joe’s classes. He’s an incredible instructor and has the ability to explain complex things in a very simplistic way that make them easy to understand.
I was serving in Northern Ireland with the British Army when the Accuracy International Rifles arrived; up until then we had L42A1 7.62mm Sniper Rifles - which was derived from the Lee Enfield. That Rifle required considerable skill & hand fitting of the bolt, trigger & stock to get it to shoot well. I really enjoyed the L42 because of the craftsmanship required to bring one into service, but they were old. The birth of the AI L96 rifle was troubled. It was a superb rifle and could really deliver incredible accuracy, but at that time it was so different from anything else we had and you could say it was the arrival of a new genre of modular rifle that enabled the sniper to set up his own rifle how he wanted it. The quality of those first rifles was poor and I learned, about a decade later, why that happened. None of us could understand why the rifle, that the SAS & SBS were so enthusiastic about, was so awful. We sent back 6 of 9 rifles issued to the unit. I subsequently had a look at one of those PM rifles and they were superb. I met Malcolm Cooper, who was the olympic rifle marksman that AI were involved with, during a trial for a semi-automatic sniper rifle: we were comparing the HK MSG90 & Stoner SR25, with the new AI AW as a benchmark added in. I was very familiar with the AI L96 by then and we had concluded it was a super rifle, but reworking those defective rifles had cost AI and they retreated to their garage to rethink things. They had worked with the Swedish Army on the AW and came up with an amazingly high quality, highly accurate and highly reliable rifle. It was like these were two different AI's. Cooper told us that AI was compelled to field the L96 for trials, but they weren't totally ready for it. There were 'rumours' that the other competitors in that trial were being repaired, but I can't comment on that. By now, though, the AW was just a remarkably good rifle and I fired the 7.62mm one during that trial; of course it comfortably was more accurate and more ergonomic than the HK or Stoner. A year later we would have the chance to get the .338 Lapua Magnum version and it was better still! It would take several more years before they were issued to the Infantry and the .338 was devastatingly accurate. Pity they didn't build an assault rifle, because the Army took many years to sort out SA80!
@@1911syndicateJust located ur channel& just trying to educate myself. But being as I'm originally from London,( UK) but I've lived in the U.S for 23 yrs..So it was nice to hear about the Brit getting back to their roots,designing& producing stuff! ..And ironically considering there's quite a ridiculous Anti-Gun lobby that exists and only specific Cops that are armed,but when u look up at how many Guns( Gun ownership) are in the UK.,for the( population) u find there's quite a few owners!,.But in the future I def intend to take some Gun classes/ instruction courses!
"Two guys in a garage did it" Is exactly Brittain. They've been that way in basically everything they've ever done. Cars, planes, bridges, buildings, guns, etc... They're very much historically a country where "some half drunk dudes in a shed engineered and built this dope shit, that's exactly the right thing, that the big players couldn't compete with.". I fucking love those dudes...
On the Forgotten Weapons video about the L96 rifle someone in the comments said something along the lines of: Two guys in a shed is the engineering equivalent to three kids in a trench coat. I burst out laughing.
@@JG54206 lol, I'm familiar with that video. Some of my other favorite references to this thing are from Top Gear. Them talking about concord, or the spitfire, or a train i can't recall the name of, or TVR, Noble, early McLaren, etc
@@JG54206 Well, such is life, right ? We can't have all the moments forever. But that was a fuck of a moment. My ole lady watched a few grand tour episodes and really enjoyed them, and i decided to go back and watch them all with her. It turns out, that's crazy hard. I've basically accepted that it's gone, and it's done. It was cool to have been there, i appreciate it for what it was. Nobody will ever be able to do it how we did it and how they did it. Just gotta be happy we were there for it...
That was likely one of the best 30 minutes or so of basics I have seen. If I had a new shooter interested in getting started, I would refer them to this video. Thanks guys!
Been through a long range shooting course - and - I learned more in 10 mins with this guy on basic set up than the entire course. Example - pushing the scope as far rearward in the clear-focus-zone - whilst setting up prone - because when you shoot crouched or standing your face (eye) comes back a bit. This ensures you have a good eye relief for the scope in all shooting positions. No one I’ve listened to has ever mentioned this - and it makes perfect sense. He had several other nuggets of instruction that were similar and unique. He also had a good teaching style for implying the info in the least amount of time - efficient use of time and attention.
I used to live on the Tex Avery shooting range in North Phoenix where the Nationals were held. I set targets for the Turkeys at like 500+yards. It's always fascinating to me to listen to someone who is an absolute expert at something, talk about it. This is a guy who could give a lecture, and it remains SILENT in the room. Cheers!
Awesome camera work. Looking forward to watching this one. I’ve got an AI AXSR and I feel like a kid on Xmas morning every time I get behind it. AI makes an incredible system.
Glad to see Joe getting screen time with multiple tubers. He’s a great dude with an immense amount of knowledge. Speaking of the breaching ring/collet if you don’t like chassis the GA precision tempest is more or less an AW in a 700 footprint. 60 degree throw, swept handle, breaching ring so the receiver doesn’t get worn, Remington 700 triggers and footprint.
Outstanding video! Having experienced shooters sit and explain fundamentals, ( even the smallest of details) really brings out the the best in a marksman. His advice and knowledge on the subject is grade A material for both novice and experienced shooters. More videos like this please 🙏. Learn something new everyday and apply it.
The first 20 minutes was interesting. I didn’t know anything about this rifle, and the history is kind of amazing. However, the training portion starting at 20:50 was a big surprise in a good way. Joe is a fantastic teacher. His approach to shooting a rifle made sense to me on every level. I’d never heard his name before but I will watch this repeatedly.
I love my AXSR. Sittin on a RRS tripod theres not many things better. except for my Remington Defense CSR. Shes stole my heart. Great video guys. Glad to see someone covering these amazing rifles.
Just about to re mount a SB on to my AX MC , So pleased I watched this . This has got to be by far the best instructional video I have ever seen. Just subscribed.
Tonight on 1911 Syndicate: The Accuracy International lives up to the word "accuracy" The AZ Yeti discovers tobacco, and Jake is still shorter than everyone else......
Got to play with the AI AW years ago in the NZ Army… Snipers would do their calculations, and I supplied the trigger finger…! Also when transport nco on ops with our special guys…. Maybe my memory, but cannot remember missing…have to be their knowledge! 300- 1000yards
My ADD kicked in. I had to watch the video several times. NOW I’m ready to to learning. Lol. So many skills to learn to truly call one’s self proficient. Fascinating.
Tip for disturbing the rifle less when unlocking the bolt-- put the pad of your thumb ontop of the cocking piece and use index finger under the bolt handle ball to cam the handle upwards by twisting your hand at the wrist. then cycle as normal. 60 degree throw actions are notorious for heavier bolt lift then a 90 (part of the design), this helps mitigate some of that heavy bolt lift
Just to add to the 2 lug vs 3 lug discussion, if you have the same striker cooking force on a given action, 2 lug with a longer 90deg lift is a lighter than on the bolt than a 3 lug and shorter lift. Basically your cooking ramp is less steep. Additionally there are 2 lug actions where they are asymmetric such as sako/Tikka and they have essentially a 70 degree lift. Great video, great insight gents
Great video! I have an AT and it was great hearing about the history. Damn things are tanks and shoot on par with my custom PRS rifles. She's a heavy girl but I enjoy every moment I spend with her.
What an awesome video. Great instructor. I just learned a lot of important basics. You guys have an awesome channel. Athletics are top notch with very cool branding. It has to feel great to have found your niche in a very competitive market. The relaxed yet serious attention to fine details in almost every shot. You guys are top notch and deserve to be recognized for the work you are doing. Keep it up. Stay real.
#3 here, gee I hope this is just the first of more than one part for this. I love the challenge of hitting my target at distance, and this introduction has whet my thirst for more!
Good morning from upside down land to 1. F!REBEARD, 2. Mr. PartTimeWookie - looking trim, 3. Mr. Joe Awe- Son of Bruiser Industries. And hell yes! Its a long form video, many thanks to the cinematographer and editor par excellence Crispy.
@chrisblau Also thanks for all the vids you did on CGS I was in the dark about them until I went down a rabbit hole pew science and saw a few of your videos. I pulled the trigger on the helios qd ti and I'll probably get the hyperion next. Keep us posted on CGS!
@@Citizendefenseindustry hell yeah dude. I became a giant fan of their products and reviewing them and shooting the shit out of them. To also be able to work with them is icing on the cake man. We got some more cool stuff coming down the pipe 👊🏼
I always thought you needed a high power scope till I shot 1000 yards. We were just trying to sight in, so I didn't even think about the power the scope was set to. By the time I had everything adjusted and hit the target, then I realized I was at 9 power.
I was born and raised in the desert southwest... Shooting was the first "growing up" experience we had.. first gun by age 8.. If you wanted to shoot? you learned to reload (and that is from harvesting lead /pouring bullets/and full case prep/loading).. Shooting is just second nature by the time you are a teenager.. This is easily the best "Mechanics of shooting" I have ever seen.. I learned new stuff and learned stuff I did and did not know why.... Awesome video...
Just watching your video on the accuracy international and I’m a big fan of them. I have their AW chambered in 308. I just thought it was so cool looking that I had to have it.
Instructor here quickly goes through the basics in a very understandable way! IIRC Remington got the first SOCOM PSR with the MSR MK21. Would prefer that to the Barret. Was at the range last week with a customized (new 6 dasher barrel) AI MK13 type (friend let me give it a drive)...they are NOT over rated! Nuts on at 600 first shot...wish the range went further. :(
Great video. One fun note on humans seeing cant angle - Surprisingly the human eye can potentially detect cant angle direction even under 0.25 of a degree. (In the video the gentleman argues the human eye can't detect 1 degree of cant angle) In college I took a class on the Psychology of Perception and to pass had to conduct a study where I chose to test human sensitivity to cant angle and the effect color contrast has on our ability to detect which way an image is canted. Long story short it was absolutely mind blowing to find the test group was able to detect direction of cant angle both quickly and consistently even when images were displayed for fractions of a second and canted as little as a quarter of a degree of angle (or even less) (color contrast proved to have little effect on ability to detect cant angle direction). Anyway, would love to own an AI one day!
I positively commented before watching…. Who on earth that follows this channel doesn’t love this Bruiser content… this guys is a DAWWGGG listen to this dude preach facts go to church boys
Beautiful P210! Nice job Bruce as always. Love my new production Sig P210... I have never considered to tactical it, other than wanting a threaded barrel. I have been dreaming of a double stacked P210 for years. That would sell like hot cakes. Please SIG! New lower receiver and P365'd P210 mags.
What a fantastic instructive video. Especially liked the fact that there was constructive comments for 'lefties' like me. Operating a right handed bolt whilst being left handed is a nightmare, so thanks again for this video.
I am no retired NS, but teach precision rifle in AZ to some pretty far out distances. Love to show you syndicate guys the latest AI products, AXSR, AX ELR and some custom ELR equipment.
One of my biggest pet peeves is the phrase “sniper rifle “ …. 😂 It’s so damn over used for everything with a scope… but the AI is a real “ Sniper’s rifle” but the shooter is the biggest part of the system
If the rifle can do Half MOA, it's an automatic Sniper Rifle, even if the doofus behind the trigger can't perform to a high standard. You Truly can buy your way to high performance without even shooting once. That's the magic of expensive finely crafted Machines. A high grade rifle will always be good person to person, but a cheap Just As Good COPE rifle will have deep lows and high momentary peaks person to person.
I get what you're saying, and I don't want to be debbie downer BUT Pros don't spend $2,000-$3,000-$4,000 on fire arms cause of style. A person that's never fired a gun will get one hole groups on a high grade rifle in hours of trying. But a Certified Pro will never get one hole groups on a $400 AR, even if a century's worth of attempts were to pass.
I think DMR is worse, it’s just any battle or assault rifle with a scope. The term “designated marksman” is stupid in itself. Just call the guys marksmen or sharpshooters.
Barrel life isn’t dependent on calibre but the pressures/psi going through it. You can run hot loads in a small calibre and get less barrel life compared to a bigger calibre
You should have a routine for your bag placement just like elbow, trigger finger et al. = reticle height should be macro manipulated by front bipod not by compromising bag position (fluff on recoil), because its going to shift your shot in unpredictable ways, it shifts how the body mates with rifle too....just like shooting prone at 100y vs standing tripod - without a TON of repetition/practice you POI will differ even though same POA. Micro adjustments with bag fine.
Bags are made the way they are to be manipulated in multiple ways and multiple heights. Constant bipod adjustment is not the key but I do agree you should not be squeezing the ever living crap out of the bag. Most bags are made to have multiple heights so bipod can be a general height and then you have 4 heights to start your “micro” adjustments
One of the best guests you've had on. I can understand why he has success as an instructor - he's a natural teacher. Learned a lot even from a 40 minute video.
Right? Dude he’s a wealth of knowledge and clearly knows what he is talking about as far and the information and data and also from personal experience.
Totally.
You’ve got a few more weeks on the way
Absolutely!
Enjoyable for sure mush knowledge learned just from this one episode.
Joe just delivered precision shooting in the easiest way I could ever understand. Concepts which I understood was broken down into completely understandable demonstrations.
I’ll watch this video a number of times in the future.
Thank you.
Got another one coming this week!
This doesn’t even scratch the surface of how much you’ll learn by taking one of Joe’s classes. He’s an incredible instructor and has the ability to explain complex things in a very simplistic way that make them easy to understand.
I was serving in Northern Ireland with the British Army when the Accuracy International Rifles arrived; up until then we had L42A1 7.62mm Sniper Rifles - which was derived from the Lee Enfield. That Rifle required considerable skill & hand fitting of the bolt, trigger & stock to get it to shoot well. I really enjoyed the L42 because of the craftsmanship required to bring one into service, but they were old.
The birth of the AI L96 rifle was troubled. It was a superb rifle and could really deliver incredible accuracy, but at that time it was so different from anything else we had and you could say it was the arrival of a new genre of modular rifle that enabled the sniper to set up his own rifle how he wanted it. The quality of those first rifles was poor and I learned, about a decade later, why that happened. None of us could understand why the rifle, that the SAS & SBS were so enthusiastic about, was so awful. We sent back 6 of 9 rifles issued to the unit. I subsequently had a look at one of those PM rifles and they were superb.
I met Malcolm Cooper, who was the olympic rifle marksman that AI were involved with, during a trial for a semi-automatic sniper rifle: we were comparing the HK MSG90 & Stoner SR25, with the new AI AW as a benchmark added in. I was very familiar with the AI L96 by then and we had concluded it was a super rifle, but reworking those defective rifles had cost AI and they retreated to their garage to rethink things. They had worked with the Swedish Army on the AW and came up with an amazingly high quality, highly accurate and highly reliable rifle. It was like these were two different AI's.
Cooper told us that AI was compelled to field the L96 for trials, but they weren't totally ready for it. There were 'rumours' that the other competitors in that trial were being repaired, but I can't comment on that. By now, though, the AW was just a remarkably good rifle and I fired the 7.62mm one during that trial; of course it comfortably was more accurate and more ergonomic than the HK or Stoner.
A year later we would have the chance to get the .338 Lapua Magnum version and it was better still! It would take several more years before they were issued to the Infantry and the .338 was devastatingly accurate.
Pity they didn't build an assault rifle, because the Army took many years to sort out SA80!
I’m a simple guy. I see Joe, I pay attention.
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@@1911syndicateJust located ur channel& just trying to educate myself. But being as I'm originally from London,( UK) but I've lived in the U.S for 23 yrs..So it was nice to hear about the Brit getting back to their roots,designing& producing stuff! ..And ironically considering there's quite a ridiculous Anti-Gun lobby that exists and only specific Cops that are armed,but when u look up at how many Guns( Gun ownership) are in the UK.,for the( population) u find there's quite a few owners!,.But in the future I def intend to take some Gun classes/ instruction courses!
This is one of the most clear and concise marksmanship tutorials I’ve seen on RUclips. Thanks 🙏
"Two guys in a garage did it"
Is exactly Brittain. They've been that way in basically everything they've ever done. Cars, planes, bridges, buildings, guns, etc...
They're very much historically a country where "some half drunk dudes in a shed engineered and built this dope shit, that's exactly the right thing, that the big players couldn't compete with.".
I fucking love those dudes...
🍻
On the Forgotten Weapons video about the L96 rifle someone in the comments said something along the lines of:
Two guys in a shed is the engineering equivalent to three kids in a trench coat.
I burst out laughing.
@@JG54206 lol, I'm familiar with that video. Some of my other favorite references to this thing are from Top Gear. Them talking about concord, or the spitfire, or a train i can't recall the name of, or TVR, Noble, early McLaren, etc
@@KRYPTOSPOLLARD I miss old top gear so badly. I love the Grand Tour. Wish they did more than 1-2 specials per year
@@JG54206 Well, such is life, right ?
We can't have all the moments forever. But that was a fuck of a moment. My ole lady watched a few grand tour episodes and really enjoyed them, and i decided to go back and watch them all with her. It turns out, that's crazy hard. I've basically accepted that it's gone, and it's done. It was cool to have been there, i appreciate it for what it was. Nobody will ever be able to do it how we did it and how they did it. Just gotta be happy we were there for it...
Joe is such a wealth of knowledge. Thanks for having him on and thanks to him for being such a good teacher!
Lol, no. So much of what he says just plain misinformation. Typical of somebody wearing a vortex shirt.
I learned a lot from hearing an expert long range shooter and instructor share key info on setting up and shooting his rifle. Well done and thanks.
Thank you dude that’s what we aim to bring goo information Sotheby’s come entertainment sprinkled in 👊🏼
That was likely one of the best 30 minutes or so of basics I have seen. If I had a new shooter interested in getting started, I would refer them to this video. Thanks guys!
Holy crap, what a wealth of knowledge from that dude - and he delivers the info well.
Yessir
Been through a long range shooting course - and - I learned more in 10 mins with this guy on basic set up than the entire course. Example - pushing the scope as far rearward in the clear-focus-zone - whilst setting up prone - because when you shoot crouched or standing your face (eye) comes back a bit. This ensures you have a good eye relief for the scope in all shooting positions. No one I’ve listened to has ever mentioned this - and it makes perfect sense. He had several other nuggets of instruction that were similar and unique. He also had a good teaching style for implying the info in the least amount of time - efficient use of time and attention.
No, the scope should be as far forward as possible. You adjust your LOP, not your eye box.
I used to live on the Tex Avery shooting range in North Phoenix where the Nationals were held. I set targets for the Turkeys at like 500+yards. It's always fascinating to me to listen to someone who is an absolute expert at something, talk about it. This is a guy who could give a lecture, and it remains SILENT in the room. Cheers!
This video taught me more about shooting than some other videos dedicated to teaching. Thanks to all three of you!!!
Awesome camera work. Looking forward to watching this one. I’ve got an AI AXSR and I feel like a kid on Xmas morning every time I get behind it. AI makes an incredible system.
Sick!
AXSR gang rise up!
Glad to see Joe getting screen time with multiple tubers. He’s a great dude with an immense amount of knowledge.
Speaking of the breaching ring/collet if you don’t like chassis the GA precision tempest is more or less an AW in a 700 footprint. 60 degree throw, swept handle, breaching ring so the receiver doesn’t get worn, Remington 700 triggers and footprint.
Outstanding video! Having experienced shooters sit and explain fundamentals, ( even the smallest of details) really brings out the the best in a marksman. His advice and knowledge on the subject is grade A material for both novice and experienced shooters. More videos like this please 🙏. Learn something new everyday and apply it.
That was the goal. He only had a couple hours to have us shooting
The first 20 minutes was interesting. I didn’t know anything about this rifle, and the history is kind of amazing. However, the training portion starting at 20:50 was a big surprise in a good way. Joe is a fantastic teacher. His approach to shooting a rifle made sense to me on every level. I’d never heard his name before but I will watch this repeatedly.
I love my AXSR. Sittin on a RRS tripod theres not many things better. except for my Remington Defense CSR. Shes stole my heart. Great video guys. Glad to see someone covering these amazing rifles.
Just about to re mount a SB on to my AX MC ,
So pleased I watched this .
This has got to be by far the best instructional video I have ever seen.
Just subscribed.
Absolutely fantastic video, PRS is on my to-do list and I'll definitely be revisiting this when it's time.
Tonight on 1911 Syndicate: The Accuracy International lives up to the word "accuracy" The AZ Yeti discovers tobacco, and Jake is still shorter than everyone else......
You shut…..your stupid…….disrespectful…….pie hole
@1911syndicate I am still taller than you....
@@BrianKern2121 Isn't pretty much everyone taller thank Jake?
Made just down the road from where I live. Mr Cooper was a member of my shooting club.
26:20
"What's straight out here?"
That was pretty good.
Just watched this video for the second time, love the pragmatic knowledge for a guy new to any kind of distance
Watching this made me want to get into long range shooting even more. Lotta great info!
Do it dude. Gonna be expensive but we had a great time learning from Joe
The PM (Green Meanie) was the first AI, introduced in 87, replaced by the AW in the early 90's.
Got to play with the AI AW years ago in the NZ Army… Snipers would do their calculations, and I supplied the trigger finger…! Also when transport nco on ops with our special guys…. Maybe my memory, but cannot remember missing…have to be their knowledge! 300- 1000yards
My ADD kicked in. I had to watch the video several times. NOW I’m ready to to learning. Lol.
So many skills to learn to truly call one’s self proficient. Fascinating.
It’s very complex stuff
Haha talking about 14 years in the seals as Chris casually blows cigar smoke all over him.
Hahah I mean he’s a massive cigar guy it’s just part of it 😂😂😂 I asked several times if it was bothering he said no hahaha
Joe Dawson was a team guy Gun Guru for me back in 2010
Appreciate that
Absolutely love the setup breakdown!
Great training video. Great instructor. Thank you for this.
Damn, hands down the best opening to a video I've seen. Great job
Tip for disturbing the rifle less when unlocking the bolt-- put the pad of your thumb ontop of the cocking piece and use index finger under the bolt handle ball to cam the handle upwards by twisting your hand at the wrist. then cycle as normal. 60 degree throw actions are notorious for heavier bolt lift then a 90 (part of the design), this helps mitigate some of that heavy bolt lift
amazing how he explains fundamentals
This guy is a natural teacher. Excellent
Just to add to the 2 lug vs 3 lug discussion, if you have the same striker cooking force on a given action, 2 lug with a longer 90deg lift is a lighter than on the bolt than a 3 lug and shorter lift. Basically your cooking ramp is less steep.
Additionally there are 2 lug actions where they are asymmetric such as sako/Tikka and they have essentially a 70 degree lift.
Great video, great insight gents
Great video! I have an AT and it was great hearing about the history. Damn things are tanks and shoot on par with my custom PRS rifles. She's a heavy girl but I enjoy every moment I spend with her.
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I learned simple easy to remember stuff here. This was great!
Glad you enjoyed it
What an awesome video. Great instructor. I just learned a lot of important basics.
You guys have an awesome channel. Athletics are top notch with very cool branding. It has to feel great to have found your niche in a very competitive market. The relaxed yet serious attention to fine details in almost every shot. You guys are top notch and deserve to be recognized for the work you are doing. Keep it up. Stay real.
#3 here, gee I hope this is just the first of more than one part for this. I love the challenge of hitting my target at distance, and this introduction has whet my thirst for more!
Jeez. I hadn't seen Joe in the longest time. I am so glad he's still around. Solid and wholesome dude all around.
Great points made in this training. Excellent instructor! Very professional!
Seeing you guys do the bolt gun thing is very cool! You are about to embark on a very expensive rabbit hole. Trust me on that.😉
Dude you are not WRONG 🤣🤣it s a rabbit hole i dont think jake and i are prepared for
"What's straight out here? Obviously not Jake" that one got me 🤣🤣
It’s a good burn I can admit it
@@1911syndicate always a good sport Jake! Glad to see some long range content. Excited for everything coming up! Excellent work as usual guys!
😂😂😂 sometimes I’m funny
@@Chrisblau made me LOL for sure 😂
Good morning from upside down land to 1. F!REBEARD, 2. Mr. PartTimeWookie - looking trim, 3. Mr. Joe Awe- Son of Bruiser Industries. And hell yes! Its a long form video, many thanks to the cinematographer and editor par excellence Crispy.
Thank you for watching and for the kind words the whole syndicate crew and Joe appreciate you homie 👊🏼
The cigar vibe is a bonus
I think I’ll probably start having one when we film. Nice treat while on the range.
"What's straight out here?" .....
"Definitely not Jake" LMFAO😂
😂😂😂😂 I mean was I wrong?
@Chrisblau not at all 😅😅
@chrisblau Also thanks for all the vids you did on CGS I was in the dark about them until I went down a rabbit hole pew science and saw a few of your videos. I pulled the trigger on the helios qd ti and I'll probably get the hyperion next. Keep us posted on CGS!
@@Citizendefenseindustry hell yeah dude. I became a giant fan of their products and reviewing them and shooting the shit out of them. To also be able to work with them is icing on the cake man. We got some more cool stuff coming down the pipe 👊🏼
British engineering at it's finest 🇬🇧
I, for one, fucking loved this. Thanks guys!
We fuckin love you 👊🏼
Im a new sub. I learned more in this video than I've ever learned in any video, regarding shooting a rifle, especially for long distance. Thank you!
I always thought you needed a high power scope till I shot 1000 yards. We were just trying to sight in, so I didn't even think about the power the scope was set to. By the time I had everything adjusted and hit the target, then I realized I was at 9 power.
Certainly not Jake! Had me rolling!
good job videographer very impressive work
He nailed it didn’t he?
probably best video on youtube. AI is out of my price range - but I love my SAKO.
🤙🏻
Excellent video. Joe is one of the best and someone I'd love to train with.
He is legit one of the most genuinely nice and upstanding dudes we know. If yo have the chance to train with him I highly recommend it
Do it bruh
honestly this is the best "how to" intro currently available. saving this to my favorites.
Cheers mate
Joe is awesome. Glad y’all got him on the channel.
I was born and raised in the desert southwest... Shooting was the first "growing up" experience we had.. first gun by age 8.. If you wanted to shoot? you learned to reload (and that is from harvesting lead /pouring bullets/and full case prep/loading).. Shooting is just second nature by the time you are a teenager.. This is easily the best "Mechanics of shooting" I have ever seen.. I learned new stuff and learned stuff I did and did not know why.... Awesome video...
5:25 “did I say you could stop petting me?”
Attention ho
"what's straight out here?"
"certainly not Jake"
lol
😂😂😂
Just watching your video on the accuracy international and I’m a big fan of them. I have their AW chambered in 308. I just thought it was so cool looking that I had to have it.
Another Kick ass video you guys rock.👍👍😜
A.I. really are amazing. Their weapons are fantastic.
I could watch this a hundred times and never learn everything that is here to learn.
Instructor here quickly goes through the basics in a very understandable way! IIRC Remington got the first SOCOM PSR with the MSR MK21. Would prefer that to the Barret. Was at the range last week with a customized (new 6 dasher barrel) AI MK13 type (friend let me give it a drive)...they are NOT over rated! Nuts on at 600 first shot...wish the range went further. :(
I cant wait for more 1911 Syndicate and Joe crossover. Nice work, gang!
we are super lucky Joe came out we had a blast and he a class act
Jacob Bynum has a great shooting school called Rifles Only down in Kingsville, TX and supports everything you've said about the AIs
Yeah I mispoke his location and I’ve known Jacob a long time
So where do I sign up to be the seasoning on the this man sandwich?…I mean where can I find more info on the AI? Stupid autocorrect.
You could be the salsa on our taco (I feel so uncomfortable writing that…….but y’could)
Baahahahah 😂😂😂
Great video. One fun note on humans seeing cant angle - Surprisingly the human eye can potentially detect cant angle direction even under 0.25 of a degree. (In the video the gentleman argues the human eye can't detect 1 degree of cant angle) In college I took a class on the Psychology of Perception and to pass had to conduct a study where I chose to test human sensitivity to cant angle and the effect color contrast has on our ability to detect which way an image is canted. Long story short it was absolutely mind blowing to find the test group was able to detect direction of cant angle both quickly and consistently even when images were displayed for fractions of a second and canted as little as a quarter of a degree of angle (or even less) (color contrast proved to have little effect on ability to detect cant angle direction). Anyway, would love to own an AI one day!
I argue 99.9999 percent cannot on ranges with no vertical reference points
In a natural field environment I wonder how much that decreases. Nevertheless that is extremely interesting... thanks for sharing.
I positively commented before watching…. Who on earth that follows this channel doesn’t love this Bruiser content… this guys is a DAWWGGG listen to this dude preach facts go to church boys
Right! Super fortunate he is willing to come work with us. Wealth of knowledge and super humble 👊🏼👊🏼
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Axmc and ax-ELR is where it’s at. Both of mine are consistently sub .3moa at 1000+
amazing content as always, i’m glad i found your channel 🙃 keep up the amazing work
Thanks bro
@@1911syndicate :)
The shooter was Malcom Cooper, he won the gold at the Los Angeles Olympics
Badass video! Lots of helpful tips here. Thanks fellas
Thank you for the kind words dude 👊🏼
thank you .
This is the rifle that Ilsa is using in the desert in Mission Impossible:Dead Reckoning!
Very cool
Great video so much knowledge in this video. I need to shoot long range more.
You need an excuse to buy a new gun
For the record there’s 4 of us who watch, thank you.
Congrats, you’re #4!!
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Smoking Cigars and Shooting Guns ❤
The tips in this video helped me greatly for a training I just attended. Thank you very much!
Appreciate it
Crispy needs to chill with these epic videography skills!
😂😂😂 kid has such crazy skills
Amazing video!
Beautiful P210! Nice job Bruce as always.
Love my new production Sig P210... I have never considered to tactical it, other than wanting a threaded barrel.
I have been dreaming of a double stacked P210 for years. That would sell like hot cakes. Please SIG! New lower receiver and P365'd P210 mags.
What a fantastic instructive video. Especially liked the fact that there was constructive comments for 'lefties' like me. Operating a right handed bolt whilst being left handed is a nightmare, so thanks again for this video.
Didn't think it possible, but Joe makes Chris look small.
Whhhhat? I’m like 4 inches taller then him 😂😂😂
Chris is tiny
That opening drone shot though.
I am no retired NS, but teach precision rifle in AZ to some pretty far out distances. Love to show you syndicate guys the latest AI products, AXSR, AX ELR and some custom ELR equipment.
Haircut looks great Chris!
Hey thank you dude I miss the long Hewitt but damn it’s hot
One of my biggest pet peeves is the phrase “sniper rifle “ …. 😂
It’s so damn over used for everything with a scope… but the AI is a real “ Sniper’s rifle” but the shooter is the biggest part of the system
If the rifle can do Half MOA, it's an automatic Sniper Rifle, even if the doofus behind the trigger can't perform to a high standard. You Truly can buy your way to high performance without even shooting once. That's the magic of expensive finely crafted Machines. A high grade rifle will always be good person to person, but a cheap Just As Good COPE rifle will have deep lows and high momentary peaks person to person.
I get what you're saying, and I don't want to be debbie downer BUT Pros don't spend $2,000-$3,000-$4,000 on fire arms cause of style. A person that's never fired a gun will get one hole groups on a high grade rifle in hours of trying. But a Certified Pro will never get one hole groups on a $400 AR, even if a century's worth of attempts were to pass.
Agreed. Sniper rifle is more of a press release than a correct description.
I’ve only seen sniper rifles called sniper rifles 😂
I think DMR is worse, it’s just any battle or assault rifle with a scope. The term “designated marksman” is stupid in itself. Just call the guys marksmen or sharpshooters.
Most helpful gun video I've seen in a while, thank you!
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Oh wow really? Thank you man that’s very kind of you 👊🏼
Often described as the Ferrari of bolt action rifles.
THE INTRO 😁
Nice guy joe as always lol
One of the nicest 👊🏼
Barrel life isn’t dependent on calibre but the pressures/psi going through it. You can run hot loads in a small calibre and get less barrel life compared to a bigger calibre
Love my AXMC running 300 winmag and 6.5cm. Only con is finding muzzle devices in m18x1.5 thread pitch.
You should have a routine for your bag placement just like elbow, trigger finger et al. = reticle height should be macro manipulated by front bipod not by compromising bag position (fluff on recoil), because its going to shift your shot in unpredictable ways, it shifts how the body mates with rifle too....just like shooting prone at 100y vs standing tripod - without a TON of repetition/practice you POI will differ even though same POA. Micro adjustments with bag fine.
Bags are made the way they are to be manipulated in multiple ways and multiple heights. Constant bipod adjustment is not the key but I do agree you should not be squeezing the ever living crap out of the bag. Most bags are made to have multiple heights so bipod can be a general height and then you have 4 heights to start your “micro” adjustments
Wow that was amazing! didnt get any of that info when i shot precision
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Fantastic video.
Thank you sir 👊🏼