Hey Keith, I enjoy these more technical/instructional shooting videos you put out. I appreciate you and your daughter constantly posting quality content. Keep it up you two!
I took this course 2 years ago and it is amazing. You will leave with confidence to shoot out over 1000 yards. Last year I shot 4 does passed 400 yards all head shots. James is the real deal, and Tony who builds the guns knows his stuff. I speak to him regularly. You will not be disappointed
Wow what a cool place, this has tough me something ya'll did some outstanding shooting . Keith congratulations on the 1,000 yrd Golf ball shot and Ms. Sergeant was awesome seeing her get her shots hitting the mark ❣️ God bless you and your family 🙏🏼.
For those wanting to know the rifle setup Barbourcreek uses their 6.5 Creedmoor rifle. Terminus Zeus action, Benchmark #5 barrel, Barbourcreek Artemis stock made by McMillan, Vortex bubble level, and a bunch of Nightforce SHV 2.5-20 scopes. They also use Trijicon Ten Mile scopes but they also test out various other companies products such as Swarovski and Kahles to name a few. They use Hornady ELD ammunition. It’s a fantastic shooting school. I can’t recommend it enough. Hopefully one of these days I can make it to level 2. They also sell their BC 1400 rifle. Multiple calibers available. Short actions typically use a Terminus Apollo action, long action models typically run either the Kratos or Zeus. 1/2 MOA guarantee at 1101 yards.
Been there and it's the real deal. Prior to going to Barbour Creek I was not confident in taking a shot much more than 200 yards. Now, with optimum conditions, I'm confident taking a 500 yard shot at deer. I'll be attending the advanced course.
Damn I'd love to attend that class. Looks like an excellent long range shooting course. Being proficient with your gear at 1000 yards is nothing to sneeze at. Excellent shooting for sure.
Yeeeees😉 An another full episode😉🇺🇸 thank u very much for that😄🇺🇸 very educative, congrats for achieving your goals!😉 great long range shooting, very entertaining! Keep it coming, i am with U Sincerely yours Black Marten
Hey Keith I love your videos. I’m a taxidermist from Australia so don’t get to see the big guns over here or the same awesome animals. Would love to see your trophy room in depth
I am all about long range shooting, and hunting- a few points to consider here. Wind, that is where the money is made, the challenging parts are: switching winds, winds that you can’t see, etc etc. lots of field experience required to get wind reads right. Second point as mentioned is the position when shooting, shooting off a bench is not really an option in the field, so getting comfortable with modified prone and all other sorts of positions is relevant. Finally, it’s impressive to hit a golf ball at 1000 yds no doubt, but I would be shocked to see them stack 3 shots on top of the same golf ball consistently. If you could do that with a hunting rifle, you should go win f class matches and other sorts of long range competitions. I am not trying to bad mouth long shots, I just think it’s important to realize the commitment to the craft required. All in all, sweet
You learn basics in level 1 in a comfortable environment. You learn better In level 2 its all outside from hunting positions. th-cam.com/video/n9sXcEt9z_o/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the comment. The point was you never know who is in your class. You make some great friends and contacts here. Our students are from the active duty and retired military blue-collar workers, bow hunters, rifle hunters, wealthy, not wealthy actors, good ol Southern folk and even from as far north as Canada.
@@HighRoadHunting just know nothing was ment to be harsh bout it! I'm deep in the common folk territory but definitely interested. Not only long range on my powder burners but I'm getting deeper into air rifle and all this info is useful!
@@123tl Practice and Shooting skills are a huge part of becoming a successful hunter. It doesn't matter how or where you Practice. Plus it seems there are many people in the East that hunt from stands over food plots.
@@jamesglenn520 if your in the East over a food plot that 💩 probably ain’t long range and the blind ain’t set up with a bench with perfect conditions and a spotter, cmon man you know the thing
@@123tl You obviously are not educated in firearms hunting or long-range shooting. And I'm still trying to figure out why you would be trying to answer a question that was Not asked of you in the first place. Probably better to just let it go👍The more you say the more uneducated on the subject you sound 👌
Hey Keith, I enjoy these more technical/instructional shooting videos you put out. I appreciate you and your daughter constantly posting quality content. Keep it up you two!
Looking forward to level 2
Awesome! Wish I was there shooting too!
Amazing! Wonderful sport. Wonderful people. Keep the movement going.
I took this course 2 years ago and it is amazing. You will leave with confidence to shoot out over 1000 yards. Last year I shot 4 does passed 400 yards all head shots. James is the real deal, and Tony who builds the guns knows his stuff. I speak to him regularly. You will not be disappointed
Awesome video Keith. Enjoyed it
Wow what a cool place, this has tough me something ya'll did some outstanding shooting . Keith congratulations on the 1,000 yrd Golf ball shot and Ms. Sergeant was awesome seeing her get her shots hitting the mark ❣️ God bless you and your family 🙏🏼.
Wow love ur class awsum people looks like fun leave there knowledgeable wow rite on🤙oh & the meals look delicious 🤙
What a great video and awesome place!
nice shoot tanks for you
For those wanting to know the rifle setup Barbourcreek uses their 6.5 Creedmoor rifle. Terminus Zeus action, Benchmark #5 barrel, Barbourcreek Artemis stock made by McMillan, Vortex bubble level, and a bunch of Nightforce SHV 2.5-20 scopes. They also use Trijicon Ten Mile scopes but they also test out various other companies products such as Swarovski and Kahles to name a few. They use Hornady ELD ammunition. It’s a fantastic shooting school. I can’t recommend it enough. Hopefully one of these days I can make it to level 2.
They also sell their BC 1400 rifle. Multiple calibers available. Short actions typically use a Terminus Apollo action, long action models typically run either the Kratos or Zeus. 1/2 MOA guarantee at 1101 yards.
never been but what an awesome school
amazing
Gonna have to get me their soon. Thx for showing us the facility
From portugal 😎
Good video and exprienc 😀
Y love this video😍
I love ur videos Keith!!!
Been there and it's the real deal. Prior to going to Barbour Creek I was not confident in taking a shot much more than 200 yards. Now, with optimum conditions, I'm confident taking a 500 yard shot at deer. I'll be attending the advanced course.
Looks like it would be one hell of
Learning opportunity!
Damn I'd love to attend that class. Looks like an excellent long range shooting course. Being proficient with your gear at 1000 yards is nothing to sneeze at. Excellent shooting for sure.
Great video team
Mr Eagleman, you look like lowkey Brock Lesnar😂✌
I have been told that :)
Yeeeees😉 An another full episode😉🇺🇸 thank u very much for that😄🇺🇸 very educative, congrats for achieving your goals!😉 great long range shooting, very entertaining! Keep it coming, i am with U
Sincerely
yours Black Marten
Hey Keith I love your videos. I’m a taxidermist from Australia so don’t get to see the big guns over here or the same awesome animals. Would love to see your trophy room in depth
Great video. I enjoyed it. Your going to make a video for level 2?
Billy Stewart held the title 24 years parry. I was his armorer's mate. At 78 with the M1 Garand or 03...no scope...howdedoodat
Awesome shooting guys I just started shooting out to 400 -,500 yards killed my first deer at 480_500 yards 1 shot 1 kill
You guys run Pac-nor Barrels?
Benchmark
Hey Keith have you ever gone down to llano area
You guys using first or second focal plane? MOA or Mil?
👍
I am all about long range shooting, and hunting- a few points to consider here. Wind, that is where the money is made, the challenging parts are: switching winds, winds that you can’t see, etc etc. lots of field experience required to get wind reads right. Second point as mentioned is the position when shooting, shooting off a bench is not really an option in the field, so getting comfortable with modified prone and all other sorts of positions is relevant. Finally, it’s impressive to hit a golf ball at 1000 yds no doubt, but I would be shocked to see them stack 3 shots on top of the same golf ball consistently. If you could do that with a hunting rifle, you should go win f class matches and other sorts of long range competitions. I am not trying to bad mouth long shots, I just think it’s important to realize the commitment to the craft required. All in all, sweet
Hitting the golf ball is definitely luck between wind and general group dispersion for sure.
Glad I’m not crazy. It is a good shot nonetheless! Very small target.
🤯🙏🏼
Sorry, but did that instructor say his shooting school has a fixed atmospheric pressure that's different from other locations?
It’s really a shame that they don’t have nice tables and air conditioning in the field that would make it so much more easier to hit your target
Yea they make their shooters rough it! LOL exactly how it should be!!
You learn basics in level 1 in a comfortable environment. You learn better In level 2 its all outside from hunting positions.
th-cam.com/video/n9sXcEt9z_o/w-d-xo.html
Nothings impossible
Shoot the 50 bmg at 1000 yards
Mega
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Have you ever hunted komodo dragons or monitor lizards?
Hey first
What
He said you'll have dinner with an outfitter, a doctor, a surgeon in the class...so is this impractical for the the common folk?
That’s the point! It’s for everybody. Even “common folk”.
Thank you for the comment. The point was you never know who is in your class. You make some great friends and contacts here. Our students are from the active duty and retired military blue-collar workers, bow hunters, rifle hunters, wealthy, not wealthy actors, good ol Southern folk and even from as far north as Canada.
Straight up blue collar here with a passion to hunt! Definitely not Dr. or surgeon status but definitely interested!
@@HighRoadHunting just know nothing was ment to be harsh bout it! I'm deep in the common folk territory but definitely interested. Not only long range on my powder burners but I'm getting deeper into air rifle and all this info is useful!
Great shooting, but it has nothing to do with hunting.
Why would you say that?
@@jamesglenn520who hunts from a bench in a air conditioned building
@@123tl Practice and Shooting skills are a huge part of becoming a successful hunter.
It doesn't matter how or where you Practice.
Plus it seems there are many people in the East that hunt from stands over food plots.
@@jamesglenn520 if your in the East over a food plot that 💩 probably ain’t long range and the blind ain’t set up with a bench with perfect conditions and a spotter, cmon man you know the thing
@@123tl You obviously are not educated in firearms hunting or long-range shooting.
And I'm still trying to figure out why you would be trying to answer a question that was Not asked of you in the first place.
Probably better to just let it go👍The more you say the more uneducated on the subject you sound 👌