CTD Practice Session #1 VFS 200 yd
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Join Jason Stanley (CTDSHOOTING) on a practice trip around a Benchrest 200 yd. score target. Jason explains what he is thinking, seeing, and doing so you can add more "tools to your toolbox".
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Excellent video! Very informative for those of us new to short range score shooting.
Thank you for the comment. I'm glad you are able to take a few things to use.
Thanks for the video. I shoot a little VFS in Virginia. Panda action, Krieger barrel, Kelbly stock, and a Leupold 45. I use Bart's 112's, N130, and Fed 205m. BTW, I thought I was the only one who didn't use a tuner. LOL!
You're welcome. Hope you enjoyed it and maybe was able to add something to your current process. Yea, I have a tuner on my LV 30 BR, but not on this or my Hunter rifle. Thanks for the comment.
Sounds like a pretty solid set up!!!
Excellent! I learned something about 200 yard benchrest today!
Thank you for the comment - glad the video was worth your time.
I like these type videos.
Thank you
Wow! I'm really new to this whole precision thing. Still trying to make the most of what I've got in 22lr. I've never heard of your caliber or seen your rifle ever. However, your front rest and rear bag, I understand. I really thought there would be a different scope setup. Man, you are getting results! That's all that matters! Nice video, very informative! I know you put a lot into making your videos, I can appreciate that! Subbed!
Thank you for these positive words. I plan on making more, but in much worse conditions.
@ctdshooting here in South Texas summer makes for some pretty rough conditions for filming. Everything overheats. It's tough to lose all your downrange footage!
@@chrislang5659 I read ya...I've never been there during that time of year, but have heard stories. I need to learn a lot about camera placement and securing the camera at target. I'm planning on trying again tomorrow (supposed to have sustained winds in the 30's) Should make for an entertaining video - if I can keep equipment from falling over.
Good explanation, Jason. There's something here that everyone can learn from. :)
Thank you. See you in a month(ish)
I also have a 30BR, I made mine back in 2016 & she’s phenomenally accurate.
Yes, great cartridge
When I Grow Up..... I want to be just like you!
HAHAHA - is this Nagal? HAHAHAHA - set your bar higher!!!
what distance did you place your flag(s) at when shooting that and if more than 1 which did you place most of your attention to, specifically when you were looking for 2 bars and tail at 4, etc? thanks! Impressive shooting at 200.
Thanks for the question. This video shows and explains my initial placement. th-cam.com/video/wEHCrR_umxs/w-d-xo.html Specifically at 11:24. But...each range has it's important spots. In terms of priority - I wish there was a simple answer for you. Can't miss your first two flags - but each range will have it's most important flags. Experience is the only help there - that is why locals always have an advantage. Hope this helps.
Why 1/17 twist. What bullet do you use, how fast do you load it to and how heavy can you go?
I'm using the BIB 112 - 7. It is built off the .925 jacket. I'm just under 3,100 ft/sec. Using 34.7 gr of H4198. I've shot 118-10 but nothing higher. To be honest, not sure how high I could go in the 17 twist. But....I do know a person who knows. Let me know if you want me to find out.
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That twist rate just seemed odd to me for a 30 cal gun. Then I looked up BIB and I see that is the bullet to use.
@@bobrau1 Most of the competitors that I shoot with are using 1/17 or 1/18 with 112 to 118 gr bullets. For longer/Heavier bullets a faster twist rate would be needed.