Todd and Colby Hodnett of Accuracy 1st
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Accuracy 1st has been at the cutting edge of long-range shooting for 20 years. Whether training Special Operations snipers, designing reticles, speed shooting techniques, or new wind formulas, they’ve done it all.
Kevin sits down with Todd and Colby Hodnett as they answer your questions about the world of precision rifle.
This is probably the best podcast I’ve seen on long range shooting. Great information!
Excellent podcast. I’ve already sent it to every long range shooter/hunter/competitor that I know. Novice or experienced, ton of value in this video.
Thanks for sharing!
I watched it twice and learned something each time.
Yes Yes, please run a Civilian 3-day class
Amazing amount of information here. Thanks for putting this together.
Glad it was helpful!
Good advice on getting a 6.5 Creedmoor. My first rifle was a 308 and I honestly wish I'd gotten 6.5 Creedmoor instead. In my experience, 6.5 Creedmoor is simply a more inherently accurate cartridge (by a considerable margin), it's less affected by wind, it has less recoil (not that 308 has a lot of recoil), it is flatter shooting, and it has better external ballistics. If you don't handload perhaps 308 would be a better choice because there is a larger selection of ammo in 308 and ammo is generally cheaper. Also, if you shoot a lot, your 308 barrel will last longer. Other than that, I think the difference in muzzle energy between 308 and 6.5 Creedmoor is pretty negligible.
Yes to the Three day civilian class!
Love to see you putting out long form podcasts. Keep up the awesome content, Kev!
Awesome podcast! Always looking forward to the amazing people you have on the show! Keep your head up Kevin! I pray for you and your family
Yes I would love that class!
Just a fantastic video. I hear you Speak about these two men often. Great to put a face to a name. Thank you for all the work you put in to help us all.
Stay safe out there.
Glad you enjoyed it
Kevin,
Could you do a break down of the Tremor 3 reticle and how to use it with different calibers? There are a few videos out there but it seems like there are a lot of features I still don't understand. Thanks!
Id really like that video, im looking at buying PR2 because its less busy, but perhaps there's something im missing and would like to understand more.
Fantastic podcast. Keep them coming!
Please do a civilian Texas class!
Before I knew how to shoot a rifle I started to learn on a lightweight Savage 308 hunting rifle that shot good but I could never really spot myself out in the sandy fields I used to shoot because it would just kick me off target soo much, eventually I sold it and got a Savage 12fv in 223 for ammo cost and variety, learned ALLOT of fundamentals on that rifle and saved all my brass for it because I knew one day I would get all of the equipment I needed to reload, fast forward 10 years and I still havent started reloading but was in the market to shoot out at some distance and in those 10 years Id been soo occupied with learning how to shoot with my 223 and rimfires that I was soo out of the loop on newer cartridges that I had no idea 6.5Creed even existed! I find myself wanting a .260 because I had heard and read that the .264/6.5mm bullet/cartridges were very accurate and not as hard on barrels as the .243/6mm cartridges, so Im in the market for a Savage .260 with a heavy varmint type barrel and just cant seem to find one so I start thinking about another 308 in a heavy barrel. Holy heck the vast amount of diff loadings on the shelf in 6.5creed compared to 308 around me was astonishing! It made it the better/easier choice to go with 6.5creed then, now that Ive finally gotten to reload in the most expensive time possible I look at all the diff cartridges that are out there and I dont even care if one is "better" than the other more efficient or inherently more accurate I just want to load and shoot them all 😂 I also remember I would watch The Art Of The Precision Rifle atleast once a month 😊
Outstanding podcast
Fantastic
The part about using an illuminated reticle to get the correct diopter setting is really cool. I can’t wait to go try it at home.
What are your/their thoughts on a .223 rifle for learning? And which projectile would be a recommendation for that?
So much information. Thank you!
Yes the class would be awesome
Good stuff Kevin.
Kevin,
Video on jumping and landing without dropping your ruck please
Outstanding
Would love a civilian class!
Been waiting for this one!
Yes on class
If I bring the whiskey and meat, can I just listen for about month…. Or longer…
To use the illumination method of setting your diopter, does it matter what your parallax is set to?
I'm interested attending a class
I know you don't like to get caught up in the latest in the latest fad cartridge but i'm gonna ask anyway.. what are your thoughts and use cases for the 6ARC?! great vid
👍🏻👍🏻
Wow
What was the optic he recommended that was around 1k. I cant understand what he says
Horus 5X 25
If I got it right I believe he's referring to horus.
Get some.
Kevin I put this question up on another video also........have you ever thought of running a course in Ireland.
There are a few ranges about.
Do'nt know if its too restrictive here though??.
Can you learn much with a .22
I have never shot so know nothing🤣🤣
I'd love to but i don't think there is a market, i might be wrong
@@kevinowens9636 I reckon there would be. Quite alot of rifle shooters and deer hunting. I recently visited Courtlough in North County Dublin. Alot of Clay shooting but they have a rifle range too.All the best
What is the brand of scope on the table?
Horus 5X25
“Friendly” nations.
Wish this kid didn't keep saying "Right?" all the time
Right? 🤪