So much is common sense and so much more is extreme attention to detail. It is amazing how simple you make all of it sound. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Im embarking into this discipline, want to say thank you for all of the time you and Sam have put into sharing your hobby with beginners like myself giving us a head start into the hobby!
I’m sure I know who you’re talking about with the squeeze bag not working haha, hey I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video as well as commenting back. But also going into great detail in this video is very much appreciated so thank you very much, I am trying to improve each time so I will definitely use your advice given here!
MarkandSam AfterWork you guys should come to the US and compete in the king of the 2 mile competition I think you would do well let us know I’m sure there a a lot of us that would like to meet the both of you.
Great job on both videos guys, watched them both and found them very educational! I was wondering whether, if you have the time, you could make a video about shooting prone in a "practical" environment, in other words, for someone like me who does a lot of hunting. I am thinking rifle and bipod only, and no real extreme ranges but making first time shots on deer sized quarry? I know its a lot to ask but I would find it very beneficial!
Thanks Man, well same rules apply, you just have to be a little more flexible when hunting, uneven ground, different positions, but principles are the same, main deal is practice and set up rifle like you shoot. Too many shoot from a bench to train and set up and then shoot prone or other in the field to do the job, not the best plan, Cheers
So much is common sense and so much more is extreme attention to detail. It is amazing how simple you make all of it sound. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks again Brett, Cheers
6 years late but, excited to receive the info. everyone else in the comments really seem to enjoy it 🎉
Thanks Adam
Super video! Great coaching for the rest of us shooters.
Hi Byrne, glad you liked, Cheers
Im embarking into this discipline, want to say thank you for all of the time you and Sam have put into sharing your hobby with beginners like myself giving us a head start into the hobby!
Thanks Todd, Cheers
I’m sure I know who you’re talking about with the squeeze bag not working haha, hey I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video as well as commenting back. But also going into great detail in this video is very much appreciated so thank you very much, I am trying to improve each time so I will definitely use your advice given here!
HI Man, glad to help, Cheers and all the best with your shooting.
love your videos and commentary. Sam & you make a great couple, Cheers
Thanks Man, Cheers
Great video and alot of good tips Mark and Sam.
thanks Loren, cheers and all the best
Thank you for the videos. Love you guys! Big fan
Thanks Davey, glad you enjoy, Cheers
Great video thanks for the info. Keep it up.
thanks Man, Cheers
MarkandSam AfterWork you guys should come to the US and compete in the king of the 2 mile competition I think you would do well let us know I’m sure there a a lot of us that would like to meet the both of you.
Given the time and the money, coming over would be great, maybe someday, Cheers
Thanks for another great video,very interesting.
Thanks Nick, Cheers
Great job on both videos guys, watched them both and found them very educational! I was wondering whether, if you have the time, you could make a video about shooting prone in a "practical" environment, in other words, for someone like me who does a lot of hunting. I am thinking rifle and bipod only, and no real extreme ranges but making first time shots on deer sized quarry? I know its a lot to ask but I would find it very beneficial!
Thanks Man, well same rules apply, you just have to be a little more flexible when hunting, uneven ground, different positions, but principles are the same, main deal is practice and set up rifle like you shoot. Too many shoot from a bench to train and set up and then shoot prone or other in the field to do the job, not the best plan, Cheers
First comment luv your vids keep it up 👍🏼
Thanks Roman, Cheers
Mark, Great information and insight. What rear bag do you you use with your base system? Thanks for another great video. Mike
Hi Mike, we use the Allen's Filled Front & Rear Shooter's Rests set is what we use, Cheers
Much Thanks Mark!
I don’t think I’ve seen anti cant devices on your rifles, do you not use them at all?
Yes they all have them, check out the individual rifle videos, Cheers
Your not a professional? I beg to differ!
Cheers