Good stuff! Thanks for taking the time to make these. The point about balancing a rifle vs just making a rifle heavy is a great one. As I've matured as a shooter, I've gradually pulled almost all of the weights out of my rifle chassis, leaving only what's needed to balance the rifle as Chris describes. In the process the rifle has dropped about 6 pounds from it's heaviest, and I shoot it just as well, if not better. I'll give what you suggest at the end a try and see what happens!
Not sure this will help where I'm currently able to shoot (100 yards), but it makes sense. If they ever open the longer range lanes I'll try it. Thanks for all you guys do.
I Think most shooters would benefit from shooting the Riflekraft drills weekly at 100y. You can get to an elite level on fundamentals and a few tricks to optimize those fundamentals.
Now when the gentleman is talking about the balance point in the weapon system. Does it change when you put your weight behind the gun when taking aim? Or just for consistency purposes?
So in effect you are talking about the harmonic resonance of the barrel, the way it flexes/oscillates up and down. Interestingly your 'point of balance', just forward of the magazine, is where the action is bedded to the stock. Maybe we have a physics major who can explain this better, please.
The balance point is about 2 to 2.5” in front of the lug, but also the chassis are not bedded. Just torqued down but I’m sure there is a math problem to a couple of the points you made
Idk either but I'd say get creative, I got my wheels turning in my mind but at the moment all my mess is doing so good I'm not changing anything far as adding weights or taking, I must have just got lucky a lot or just that good..mabye little of both
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 217 sentadillas son unos X18TINDER.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio. Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortalesy abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.k
Thanks Frank and Chris keep it coming
🌠The more you know 🌠
Thanks fellas, solid series so far
The more you know the more you learn you dont know
Good stuff! Thanks for taking the time to make these. The point about balancing a rifle vs just making a rifle heavy is a great one. As I've matured as a shooter, I've gradually pulled almost all of the weights out of my rifle chassis, leaving only what's needed to balance the rifle as Chris describes. In the process the rifle has dropped about 6 pounds from it's heaviest, and I shoot it just as well, if not better.
I'll give what you suggest at the end a try and see what happens!
Absolutely love these. Keep them coming.
Chris is a outstanding shooter you have a great guest on this video
Not sure this will help where I'm currently able to shoot (100 yards), but it makes sense. If they ever open the longer range lanes I'll try it. Thanks for all you guys do.
I Think most shooters would benefit from shooting the Riflekraft drills weekly at 100y. You can get to an elite level on fundamentals and a few tricks to optimize those fundamentals.
Good Stuff!
Now when the gentleman is talking about the balance point in the weapon system. Does it change when you put your weight behind the gun when taking aim? Or just for consistency purposes?
Good video guys. Question for you, do you think that having a balanced rifle helps with recoil from the prone position aswell??
It will changes the pulse feel
@@SHLowlight do you think this effects accuracy and shootability?
@@Quick191 potentially depends on you, if its more consistent and you are more consistent it would say, yes, it's gonna shoot better
So in effect you are talking about the harmonic resonance of the barrel, the way it flexes/oscillates up and down. Interestingly your 'point of balance', just forward of the magazine, is where the action is bedded to the stock. Maybe we have a physics major who can explain this better, please.
The balance point is about 2 to 2.5” in front of the lug, but also the chassis are not bedded. Just torqued down but I’m sure there is a math problem to a couple of the points you made
Where can I get those additional weights for a AR platform? Newbie question
Idk either but I'd say get creative, I got my wheels turning in my mind but at the moment all my mess is doing so good I'm not changing anything far as adding weights or taking, I must have just got lucky a lot or just that good..mabye little of both
Look up M lock weights or maybe MDT might have some weights that will work on your system.
I know they make weight systems for their chassis system.
Thank you so much. Found it
@@robertadvincula6177 good deal....
A well balanced rifle makes for a happier back and neck. Just the opinion of a newb.
what rifle is this ? custom build ?
Lego gun, assembled from the action out, it’s put together not custom built
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 217 sentadillas son unos X18TINDER.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio. Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍 Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖 los mortalesy abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.k