Great video and analysis. We get challenged with the reverse roof shot quite a bit. Typically people use a tripod as a bipod, but it’s an ungainly solution. I am thinking a triple pull and backpack would work well, based on Marcellus Blanchard’s book. What do you think?
That’s actually a really good idea! I actually have a two vets tripod that you can remove the third leg. So it will act as an extremely long bipod when I am in mountainous terrain. Actually could work as the triple pull I think!
It would help all present if they divided up Ironman when used with long range people on one end and short range people on the other. Or, shorter, shooting for precision next to a spray and pray carbine shooter is never fun. :)
We are working on fixing that problem here in the near future, but also that was all they guys I was training with, so we have a much more coordinated and organized line set up. And we don't mind being closer than normal even when shooting separate disciplines.
@@matthewsolo5162 Cool! And also, separate from the rant, this video was outstanding. The curve back observation was particularly interesting. Great job!
@@philwalter1058 Thanks! I really liked this new format, I it allows me to actually pinpoint what I am trying to talk about when I am explaining stuff to people, cause I can jsut draw on it!
I think this teaching modality is clutch
Me too!
I intend to do more like this, pretty excited to have this ability to highlight with the stylus!
Great video and analysis. We get challenged with the reverse roof shot quite a bit. Typically people use a tripod as a bipod, but it’s an ungainly solution. I am thinking a triple pull and backpack would work well, based on Marcellus Blanchard’s book. What do you think?
That’s actually a really good idea!
I actually have a two vets tripod that you can remove the third leg.
So it will act as an extremely long bipod when I am in mountainous terrain.
Actually could work as the triple pull I think!
nice job
Thank you!!
It would help all present if they divided up Ironman when used with long range people on one end and short range people on the other. Or, shorter, shooting for precision next to a spray and pray carbine shooter is never fun. :)
We are working on fixing that problem here in the near future, but also that was all they guys I was training with, so we have a much more coordinated and organized line set up. And we don't mind being closer than normal even when shooting separate disciplines.
@@matthewsolo5162 Cool! And also, separate from the rant, this video was outstanding. The curve back observation was particularly interesting. Great job!
@@philwalter1058 Thanks! I really liked this new format, I it allows me to actually pinpoint what I am trying to talk about when I am explaining stuff to people, cause I can jsut draw on it!