It was my first go at it and I can concur about the neck issue. Also due to the length of pull not being ideal for most of the weekend the stock was right on my collar bone, which was not comfortable either! - Dylan
Left elbow under the gun, forearm at about 20-30* above ground, left leg straight inline with the torso and left arm, right knee bent rightward. The body line shall blade at about 30-40* from the rifle line. Play with support hand distance from swivel and stock height in shoulder.
Are you sure you weren't having feeding issues due to headspace? I don't have a letterbox but the lady who sorts the mail at our local PO said she'd open the filing cabinet in the shop for you. ;D
Great videos guys. I just joined QMRC in March and purchased a 1916 Lithgow SMLE yesterday.
When you're about to go to bed in Europe, but some Australian guy decides to keep you awake for almost an hour more....
I'm a bigger dude and 600 yard slow prone is killer on my neck, finding a comfortable position can take quite a bit of practice.
It was my first go at it and I can concur about the neck issue.
Also due to the length of pull not being ideal for most of the weekend the stock was right on my collar bone, which was not comfortable either! - Dylan
Left elbow under the gun, forearm at about 20-30* above ground, left leg straight inline with the torso and left arm, right knee bent rightward. The body line shall blade at about 30-40* from the rifle line. Play with support hand distance from swivel and stock height in shoulder.
"Aim for the top of the mantlet" Few things will improve a bad run/ AE like covering your marker with a couple bucket loads of dirt!
90% this is true..... but that exta 10% chance for skipping that last shot in for a scoring hit is worth it.
@@dsar9489 yep, thought that was the given and covering the marker in dirt was the bonus.
20:30, finally!
Are you sure you weren't having feeding issues due to headspace?
I don't have a letterbox but the lady who sorts the mail at our local PO said she'd open the filing cabinet in the shop for you. ;D
Looked like a loose clip end in Sitting. Operator error as the loose side goes up. ;)
first, unlike any of my shooting results
nice scores tho dylan, well, for the most part
It’s almost as if having a good zero helps with hitting things... - Dylan
@@dsar9489 I've had a "shoot this at that at about 300yds" moment when someone probably zeroed it by wrapping it around a tree. That was at Bisley.