paphil
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Get the "Dope the Wind " vidio. It has a wealth of info for the beginning long range shooter!
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shortpants
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If you are referring to the new How To Dope The Wind Beyond Belief video from The Best Of The West crew I have it. If there are others out their I would love to check 'em out. Thanks for the tip!Get the "Dope the Wind " vidio. It has a wealth of info for the beginning long range shooter!
RDM416
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Shawn Carlock has some good videos, I think they are available at the "gear shop" on this site or from Defensive Edge.
As a self taught LR shooter (with a lot still to learn) the most valuable resources for me have been this site, a book on handloading by Glen Zediker, and Applied Ballistics for Long Range Shooting by Bryan Litz. I have a pile of other books that are good, but these are the ones that stand out. Get the book on handloading by Zediker, if you are ever going to be a consistent LR shooter you are going to have to learn to do "precision" handloading (unless you shoot for the military competition teams and have access to unlimited quantities of match grade ammo
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Thanks, I've been eyeing those videos and books. A friend of mine also suggested I read Zediker's book. I've learned a great deal from this site already and just can't get enough!Shawn Carlock has some good videos, I think they are available at the "gear shop" on this site or from Defensive Edge.
As a self taught LR shooter (with a lot still to learn) the most valuable resources for me have been this site, a book on handloading by Glen Zediker, and Applied Ballistics for Long Range Shooting by Bryan Litz. I have a pile of other books that are good, but these are the ones that stand out. Get the book on handloading by Zediker, if you are ever going to be a consistent LR shooter you are going to have to learn to do "precision" handloading (unless you shoot for the military competition teams and have access to unlimited quantities of match grade ammo
ajkellerusmc
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As soon as you think you have arrived someone gives you some insight as to how to improve.
Another shooter once told me "I sight all my guns in at 1000 yards" I then asked him what kind of rifles he was shooting to which he replied " I'm a Winchester man" that conversation ended quickly.
Stick around, you will never stop learning.
Another shooter once told me "I sight all my guns in at 1000 yards" I then asked him what kind of rifles he was shooting to which he replied " I'm a Winchester man" that conversation ended quickly.
Stick around, you will never stop learning.
Axl
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Here you go:Anyone have a link to ladder testing. I think this stuff is starting to make some sense!
Also read the last post in this thread by Alex Wheeler
https://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/ladder-testing-at-1k-detailed-article-and-video.42881/
Also on his web site are some very good videos https://www.wheeleraccuracy.com/videos
Good luck!
