Rifle to Shoulder Connection on a Precision Rifle - "Building a Bridge" - Instagram (July 2019)

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  • @Whitehawkvisionfilms
    @Whitehawkvisionfilms 3 года назад +27

    Wow! So, I had been taught this before by a world class sniper, but I so rarely shoot precision and with a bipod that I had forgotten this and seeing how well you explained it was a LIGHTBULB MOMENT for me of why have I not been doing this and even when I have noticed that I struggle with good and consistent shoulder to butt contact... thanks! You really do teach well!

    • @v8sten94
      @v8sten94 2 года назад +2

      Agreed. My lightbulb moment was when he said it's hopping off to the left which is typical for a right handed shooter.

  • @wilhelmklink6953
    @wilhelmklink6953 4 года назад +10

    Thanks for the great Info! Erik Cortina Sent me here!

  • @scottsaylors1996
    @scottsaylors1996 3 года назад +3

    Sooo glad I discovered this channel

  • @craigvanhyning6901
    @craigvanhyning6901 Год назад

    Thanks, I was having a major problem with muzzle jump. I haven’t been able to shoot for a while like three years. So now coming back, this is been a great help.

  • @kevinh4631
    @kevinh4631 Год назад

    excellent tutorial! I like the simplicity of how you explained the "bridge" and the importance of the OFF hand in conjunction with the rifle butt. And the importance of going more medial with the butt. I practiced this last time at the range and it is so much more comfortable to shoot and WAY less wobble zone! I could see the impacts ALOT easier due to staying more centered on target!

  • @Wavehead12
    @Wavehead12 4 года назад +4

    This actually really helped me! Ive been shooting s 270 win and have had trouble managing my recoil. I was hoping it was it just me not using proper form and technique. Thanks to this Ive been hitting my target with accuracy and consistency. Thanks a lot for the video!

  • @m0314700308891515
    @m0314700308891515 4 года назад +6

    Well, you just answered what none of my rifle shooting friends have been able to about my poor shooting.
    Thanks, definitely deserve the like and subscribe!

  • @SCQT
    @SCQT 4 года назад +2

    I had to work through the exact problem you are describing about putting too much cheek pressure into the bag and having the rifle hop left. Unfortunately, having no one wiser than myself to teach me, probably ended up costing a few K in ammo before i was able to really break out of that technique.
    Solid vid, good advice. Keep it rollin.

  • @2424DMC
    @2424DMC 4 года назад +2

    I found this video looking for a good review on a Kahles. Didn’t get that. Got something better. Thanks man.

  • @patrickoberem9109
    @patrickoberem9109 Год назад

    Solid advice. Thank you. Sometimes bad habits can creep in and this advice is a great antidote.

  • @Psihomaze
    @Psihomaze 2 года назад +1

    Awesome range and great tips for consistency of the connection with the rifle.

  • @sammyvenable8907
    @sammyvenable8907 4 года назад

    Thank you for the info on how to used your body instead of bag for stablerbilety and thank you for your service

  • @Migs3
    @Migs3 3 года назад +2

    Excellent video. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit it and of course for positing it for our benefit. Keep up the good work! (wear ear protection next time!)-Migs

  • @Notch200sx
    @Notch200sx 2 года назад

    I use the same technique when I'm using a bipod and when I'm using my swagger shooting sticks that attach to my picatinny ill grab the sticks and pull the gun into my shoulder and lean down on my legs to build a base it makes the the shoot super steady using the sticks for when I coyote hunt and I'm in a chair. Very effective and nice video!

  • @politicallyinsensitive4200
    @politicallyinsensitive4200 2 года назад

    Kind of just stumbled across this video. I'm not a precision shooter by any means but I try. I don't have a rear bag so cup the stock with my support hand.
    At this point any tips are helpful so this video was gold.

  • @johnandrosemarywyatt977
    @johnandrosemarywyatt977 Год назад +1

    Very clear and helpful

  • @chandlerhorsley1264
    @chandlerhorsley1264 4 года назад +1

    Erik Cortina was right, you do have great content! Subscribed. 👊

  • @pt_atx
    @pt_atx 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome. Thanks Phil.

  • @kazimierzspaczynski7401
    @kazimierzspaczynski7401 5 месяцев назад +1

    Very good lesson

  • @hugoimnd
    @hugoimnd 2 года назад +4

    I do not understand where you place the stock, if I put it on clavicula it hurst at each shot …

  • @duckslayer11000
    @duckslayer11000 4 года назад +1

    Eric sent me here and you just gained another sub.

  • @11bbasterd
    @11bbasterd Год назад

    Dude I need to train. I did the infantry thing so m4 for 10 years, got my first long gun. Went to zero it today. Got like a 3 moa with just run of the mill pmc 147 grain in 308. I felt like I was muscling it originally then I remembered watching this. Thumb on the outside use should load bipod into the lip of the rest. My issue was it was jumping towards the right.

  • @mdtnak
    @mdtnak 4 года назад +1

    Very informative and much appreciated. Thank you!

  • @wisemencompany
    @wisemencompany 5 лет назад +2

    Great stuff Phillip 🤙🏽

  • @TheCoolbreeze45
    @TheCoolbreeze45 4 года назад +1

    Wonderfully helpful. Great content and presentation. Thanks

  • @nrspence8258
    @nrspence8258 5 лет назад +2

    Good stuff Phil, thanks!

  • @TerrySprey
    @TerrySprey 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video as a new shooter it's great info

  • @wvlongshooter3912
    @wvlongshooter3912 5 лет назад +1

    Keep em coming, great video!!

  • @Aldocello1
    @Aldocello1 4 года назад +1

    New subscriber this morning ... Im a bow hunter most of my life and over the last two years got more into rifle hunting and of course , accuracy is important but ive been ok with " MOB" (minute of baseball ) lol , for me thats meat on the table ...But ive gotten more into precision and have quite a few good high quality rifles and optics and I do well but at times just cant find my comfort zone behind the rifle which levels some inconsistency ... So many tips out there but your video just clicks . Nice and simple ... For me bipods are great but i prefer over my bag being that when hunting (or defense ) i may have to drop and engage so Ill alway have a backpack/bag so I train that way , on occasion with a bipod but mostly bag so without being able to give forward pressure on a bag part two hits home . Both sections of this video somewhat took some of the fog out of my head so to speak . Im heading out today with a friend to do some shooting so i will employ these tips . Thanks for the vid !!!

  • @DLN-ix6vf
    @DLN-ix6vf 3 месяца назад

    good video; to the point and not very long thanks

  • @denverwynn4
    @denverwynn4 Год назад

    Very good. Thank you

  • @legaspiaudio9830
    @legaspiaudio9830 2 месяца назад

    Very informative video thank you man

  • @robertmendoza530
    @robertmendoza530 3 года назад

    Thank you very much Idol 🙋‍♂️

  • @rdsii64
    @rdsii64 3 месяца назад

    The number one thing I take away from this video is that on the hard concrete surface THE BIPODS DIDN'T HOP! The gun tracked strait to the rear!

  • @GhostTactical
    @GhostTactical 3 года назад +2

    Semper Fi.. Just getting into the LR competition game.. Enjoying the videos.. Where do you train? Interested in a class

  • @katashi222
    @katashi222 2 года назад

    Well done brother man!!! 💯👍🤙🏁

  • @JohnProph
    @JohnProph 4 года назад

    great vid..cleared up some basic questions I had. subbed

  • @Garyalarson1
    @Garyalarson1 4 года назад +4

    Need to see you run a gas gun! Share what’s different, more difficult fundamentally, misconceptions etc. Great job Phundamental Phil! See you soon.

  • @40beretta1
    @40beretta1 2 года назад

    Amen. This year my daughter began hunting with me. She began her Marksmanship with and Air rifle. summer 2021 she began live ammo. for her 14th she got her first 350 legend. she has an amazing aptitude for archery and shooting. luckily I have come across great skills and technique's like this. I pound that like and subscribed. Thank you Phillip. do you have any videos for shouldering and securing the rifle in a seated hunting blind

  • @craigmcwill3763
    @craigmcwill3763 4 года назад +2

    What stock is on this rifle buddy? Its beautiful!

  • @reallygoodideanetwork3574
    @reallygoodideanetwork3574 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you

  • @KiLLaDaTa
    @KiLLaDaTa 5 лет назад +1

    Thanks

  • @ArpexOfficial
    @ArpexOfficial 3 месяца назад

    Other instructors recommended loading the bipod forward. I will try both methods at 100 and 600 to see which method works best.

    • @greghodel5068
      @greghodel5068 2 месяца назад

      He loaded the bipod on the mat, but pulled it to the shoulder on concrete because it slides.

  • @Bigfish1day
    @Bigfish1day Год назад

    Nice video, very good info.

  • @MrStaybrown
    @MrStaybrown 4 года назад

    Thanks Gunny!

  • @johnx9318
    @johnx9318 4 года назад

    Great info, thanks. Also an EC refugee!

  • @ajgraf122
    @ajgraf122 3 года назад

    Good shit, Gonna try that Tuesday.

  • @elmbow
    @elmbow 2 месяца назад

    I know I’m really late to this video, (well done btw), but I do have a question on it:
    It looks to me as if your getting the center of your recoil pad right on top of your clavicle. That’s fine for man-bun chambering, 6.5 CM and similar but what if your putting rounds down range from cartridges like .308, ‘06, 300 mags, etc.? Wouldn’t take many of them recoiling into my collarbone for me to call time out.
    What am I missing in this shooting position?

  • @taimen1992
    @taimen1992 4 месяца назад

    “As medial as you can go” means as close to the middle of your body as you can go.

  • @Ovrful
    @Ovrful 4 года назад +3

    Do you rest your rifle on collarbone or below? Tnx.

  • @Ratchety
    @Ratchety 5 лет назад

    I like that Squatch gong!

  • @almosttactical3842
    @almosttactical3842 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome!

  • @BruceDeschamps
    @BruceDeschamps 10 месяцев назад

    Hei Phil how do you train to keep your eyes open while shooting?

  • @rosomakrosomak6149
    @rosomakrosomak6149 2 месяца назад

    Witam . Mam takie pytanie czy mocno przyciskasz policzek do kolby i samą kalbę do barku ?

  • @shauntucker5145
    @shauntucker5145 2 года назад +1

    thanks.. quick question.. @ the 2 min mark when your building your position in prone. and the rifle to should connection it looks like that recoil pad is on that that connects neck and shoulder? is it in soft tissue or actually against a hard bony contact point in the upper shoulder/neck area

  • @garmd4953
    @garmd4953 2 года назад

    Awesome

  • @travisnorton9097
    @travisnorton9097 Год назад

    What action are you running ? Couldnt help but notice how easy it was to run the bolt back and forth - gun never moved.

  • @alpenjon
    @alpenjon 3 месяца назад

    This doesn't look like the medial half of your clavicule though?!

  • @djl0fne
    @djl0fne 5 месяцев назад

    What recoil pad ?

  • @damansbedi
    @damansbedi 2 года назад

    Amazing!!

  • @lukalalatovic7407
    @lukalalatovic7407 2 года назад

    so all the pulling of the rifle into the shoulder is done by the shoting hand, left hand is just for supporting the body and maybe little stabilizing?

  • @Greyzonecompliant
    @Greyzonecompliant 4 года назад

    Eric Cortina sent me, but you made me sub.

  • @mr.nobody68
    @mr.nobody68 4 года назад

    Great video!

  • @ajdube9967
    @ajdube9967 3 года назад +1

    That's awesome! This will work when shooting off a pack prone too? How are you not bliking after the shot? I wouldn't say I flinch but I definitely blink even dry firing.

    • @toddb930
      @toddb930 Год назад +1

      Probably because Phillip has fired 100's of thousands of rounds and his body and brain are use to it.
      You should be able to not blink while dry firing. Work on that first. A few thousand repetitions should help.

  • @dantediego
    @dantediego 3 года назад

    I can't shoot with both eyes open yet. Can you make a video talking about this?

  • @robjohnson6747
    @robjohnson6747 3 года назад

    Thanks ! Good stuff ! I’m gonna build a bridge !

  • @vlacarde1
    @vlacarde1 2 года назад

    how did you like the gunwerks 8ight suppressor?

  • @johanvandermerwe8507
    @johanvandermerwe8507 4 года назад

    Great content, thanks for the referral Erik cortina.

  • @stephanustlm3797
    @stephanustlm3797 3 года назад

    How tall are those rings?!?
    Thanks

  • @slappy1031
    @slappy1031 Год назад

    Don't know if you will answer but on the last shot at 625 or whatever, it appeared to me that you said hold over but the scope view on the last target seemed to illustrate hold under...am I missing something? Using the mil lines above the center of the crosshairs would be hold under, as in for a closer range than what is dialed, no?

  • @wuschuchopf
    @wuschuchopf Год назад +1

    I started to shoot 308 and since I'm very skinny, I have a problem with shouldering in the shoulder pocket without pain and bruises. You seem to shoulder your rifle on your clavicle bone, correct?

    • @johncarpenter6219
      @johncarpenter6219 Год назад

      I’m wondering the same thing.

    • @greghodel5068
      @greghodel5068 2 месяца назад

      Try lowering your chest to the ground. I think the stock contacts some of the trapezeus too.

  • @aaronpearson2446
    @aaronpearson2446 4 года назад

    Great video!!!

  • @michaeljohnson6019
    @michaeljohnson6019 9 месяцев назад

    Good stuff 👍

  • @nj-bz8pv
    @nj-bz8pv 3 месяца назад

    is the butt suppose to partially be on your collar bone? when i get it real medial like that its not real comfortable on harder recoil

  • @realsavour
    @realsavour 2 года назад

    So what you're saying is... that you have complete control over the rifle?

  • @Whiskey.alpha_
    @Whiskey.alpha_ 4 года назад

    Sweet
    Love the real life lessons learned

  • @v8sten94
    @v8sten94 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for this video. Wasn't a scout sniper but, you're talking my language. USMC 2005-2009. Where is your class located?

    • @toddb930
      @toddb930 Год назад

      I think he was teaching for Gunwerks at the time. Now Phillip is part of Modern Day Rifleman. (formerly Modern Day Sniper)

  • @bigmike716
    @bigmike716 3 года назад

    Came here from a.amantine, I'd love to see you guys on a hunt together!!!

  • @bobwiese6128
    @bobwiese6128 5 лет назад

    Nice. TY!

  • @nono559
    @nono559 Год назад

    Do you have any rearward pressure pulling with your dominant hand and if so how much should you pull in?

    • @goosecouple
      @goosecouple Год назад

      Pull weight as heavy as the rifle.

  • @jcap199
    @jcap199 3 года назад

    What shooting mat is that?

  • @iamsomebodynobody
    @iamsomebodynobody 4 года назад

    Just wonder after you load the bipod, using your shoulder pushing forward gently, take the shoot, does the center of the reticle where you aim from your scope moves (either left or right)? This is what I am talking about: ruclips.net/video/isQiEsXNC_E/видео.html starting around 11:25 until about 13:00. The bipod doesn't seem moving by playing in slow speed. But I notice every shoots he took, the reticle jumps to the left or right bit. Does this also happen to you or something might be wrong? Thank you

  • @goosecouple
    @goosecouple Год назад

    I doubt you can get the ideal group size. Your cheek weld isn't consistent.

  • @michaelruebusch2275
    @michaelruebusch2275 2 года назад

    How much is a gun like that?

  • @Gudari4
    @Gudari4 3 года назад

    Hi,
    I have a recoil problem. When im shooting prone, my recoil usually goes up to the left in a 45 degree. My body is square (shoulders, trunk and hips). The stock has contact with the collar bone. My head doesnt lean that much. I dont put much pressure with my cheek on the stock. I dont load the bipod but i use my shooting hand to pull the weapon into my shoulder. Any suggestions?
    Thanks.

  • @jeffguy3868
    @jeffguy3868 4 года назад

    New subscriber great video thanks

  • @MrStaybrown
    @MrStaybrown 4 года назад

    Good to go

  • @djl0fne
    @djl0fne 5 месяцев назад

    What caliber ?

  • @phillippearce9680
    @phillippearce9680 Год назад

    👍

  • @drjimjam1112
    @drjimjam1112 4 года назад +2

    You look like you have been working out hard. Does the extra muscle mass help your shooting , or is it something you’re doing for you?

    • @bjornegan6421
      @bjornegan6421 4 года назад

      some of the best rifle shooters in the world are women. if you're using muscle, you're not using fundamentals.

  • @ryanjacobsen9557
    @ryanjacobsen9557 4 года назад

    Damn man 12" plate at 525

  • @28ebdh3udnav
    @28ebdh3udnav 4 года назад +1

    I bet this guy has seen people who have really expensive guns but cant hit jack and also those who have the bare minimum hitting targets are 300yds

  • @Thesamperson
    @Thesamperson Год назад

    Beautiful rifle. Wanna donate it to me? 😅

  • @treece1
    @treece1 3 года назад

    Subscribe d!

  • @O8WRx
    @O8WRx 4 года назад

    Oink

  • @takeabow2774
    @takeabow2774 11 месяцев назад

    Which mat / pad is that on the floor?

  • @kochj0713
    @kochj0713 6 месяцев назад

    👍