I purchased your low boy foil bag. I am glad I saw this video. I have 1400 yrd shooting class this weekend. I will be practicing what you're preaching. TY for the instructions.
Excellent good explanation demonstration and emphasis on the basics .It just goes to show no matter how good you are it all comes back to the basics .most of us arent aware that were not actually aware of what we are neglecting 😂
Paul Reid, one time top 10 PRS shooter, adjusted powder to keep his 6mm Ceedmoor in tune back in 2016. Its the easiest method and saves barrel life. Great video Ryan
Great instructions. You made me one of the airfoil bags when you offered it to your subscribers. And I love it and it is my go to rear bag. And I also got an Accu-tac and AMP annealer per your recommendation. Love the content and tips you give. They are straight to the point.
Damn good info bro. I miss you guys, you always give great advice! Your arm seems to be pretty good after all the damage that was done. I really miss shooting with you guys.
Definitely brother, its been a long time. My arm is much stronger now, I can do 30 pushups, maybe more before it fails. My hand is still half paralyzed, but its ok, im used to it. Hope to see you again someday dude!
When you shot at the 1465 target, you stated it looked like a straight on wind so you held heads up hold. Was the windage hold the same hold when zeroed at a 100 yards, or was there an adjustment for spin drift?
Thank you for the video and I hope to meet you at the Kof1M. How much cheek force do you have against the stock? It looks like it is barely any. After watching you, I think I am applying too much of my cheek weight on the stock, as I am almost resting my head on it.
Not much truthfully, thats why I needed to lower the cheek piece so I could take some pressure off. I try and take as much human element out of the shot as possible, I only put just enough so that the scope doesnt jack me in the face.
Which position do you think it's more accurate binch or prone? I've done little to no prone shooting. My bag should be here this weekend thanks for the tips on the amount of sand and the pin hole. I was literally about to ask those questions.
Yes I posted a video about a week ago of me walking in the woods talking about what all is going on and at the end I show my rifle and tell about the build
yes I’ve ran 2 stage triggers forever, since way back in the AR days. The Triggertech 2 stage is phenomenal. Now I have TT in everything including my RPR, my ARs, all my bolt guns, and now just waiting for the Glock trigger they unveiled at shot show
Im not sure, Ive never shot F-Class. Its kind of a gray area in ELR in the King events being that the rules state no "adjustable rests". Well, this isnt a rest this is a bag, and the pump can be removed in 2 seconds. I am still waiting on a ruling from the match directors.
I have, I’ve tested corn cob media, a mixture of rice and sand, and multiple grades of sand. Rice will work, but it tends to cascade in on itself under recoil. Requiring a bit of pumping to get you back on target. That’s how I determined pool filter sand was the best bang for the buck.
Great tips, thanks! I see a lot of you ELR guys run ATACR scopes, and Im thinking there must be a reason for that. Considering swapping out my old trusty S&B PMII 5-25 to the 7-35 ATACR, thoughts? I mostly shoot PRS but want to start with ELR eventually.
@@WilliamJezewski no worries. They end up commenting on my posts with some giveaway scam and I block them. Its easy to see who is me, I have 64k followers, they have zero.
I’m barely touching the rifle. I let the rifle pull away from my hand. If I’m death gripping it to follow through the trigger pull I’m putting more human element into the shot. Trust me, I know what I’m doing. 😅
I know . I watched the whole video. It was well explained, easy to understand. One needs a solid rest at all times. Form is everything. The less you touch the rifle during the shot the more accurate the shot.The more accurate the group I'm only asking you to try it. Touch off the shot, let the rifle recoil back, leave your finger in the trigger guard. If you move your finger and hit the trigger guard you could possibly effect the shot. Each shooter has their own technique. No offense.
@@wickedtrutharms57 No offense taken, Ive tried it all ways and I find that letting it recoil away from my hand gives me the best results. Thank you for the advice though.
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I purchased your low boy foil bag. I am glad I saw this video. I have 1400 yrd shooting class this weekend. I will be practicing what you're preaching. TY for the instructions.
Awesome! Learn a lot!
@RyanCheneyELR I am trying my goal for now is a mile then I might come see you,for further instruction and loading.
Excellent good explanation demonstration and emphasis on the basics .It just goes to show no matter how good you are it all comes back to the basics .most of us arent aware that were not actually aware of what we are neglecting 😂
Paul Reid, one time top 10 PRS shooter, adjusted powder to keep his 6mm Ceedmoor in tune back in 2016. Its the easiest method and saves barrel life. Great video Ryan
thank you!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and time
Great stuff! Appreciate all the knowledge. Just bought an airfoil. Can’t wait to use it. Cheers!!
what an exciting video
these are the kinds of participative innovations that make this such a fun sport
really enjoyed hearing about these methods!
Thank you!
Great instruction there Ryan! Much appreciated. I will do this while using my airfoil bag 👌🏻👌🏻
Thanks Ryan, Great video Keep up the good work.
Just ordered the bag, base pad and filler. Thanks!!
Thank you!
Great instructions. You made me one of the airfoil bags when you offered it to your subscribers. And I love it and it is my go to rear bag. And I also got an Accu-tac and AMP annealer per your recommendation. Love the content and tips you give. They are straight to the point.
Damn good info bro. I miss you guys, you always give great advice! Your arm seems to be pretty good after all the damage that was done. I really miss shooting with you guys.
Definitely brother, its been a long time. My arm is much stronger now, I can do 30 pushups, maybe more before it fails. My hand is still half paralyzed, but its ok, im used to it. Hope to see you again someday dude!
When you shot at the 1465 target, you stated it looked like a straight on wind so you held heads up hold. Was the windage hold the same hold when zeroed at a 100 yards, or was there an adjustment for spin drift?
Yes I ended up putting in .3 or .4 left
Thank you for the video and I hope to meet you at the Kof1M. How much cheek force do you have against the stock? It looks like it is barely any. After watching you, I think I am applying too much of my cheek weight on the stock, as I am almost resting my head on it.
Not much truthfully, thats why I needed to lower the cheek piece so I could take some pressure off. I try and take as much human element out of the shot as possible, I only put just enough so that the scope doesnt jack me in the face.
Are you using the Hydro bipod? Thanks.
No, I run the Accu-Tac WB4. I have no interest in the new bipod, I prefer my adjustable rear bag.
great content! may i ask what stock you got on your 33xc?
Thank you, it’s the Manners F-Class
Which position do you think it's more accurate binch or prone? I've done little to no prone shooting. My bag should be here this weekend thanks for the tips on the amount of sand and the pin hole. I was literally about to ask those questions.
I prefer prone because laying directly on the ground is inherently more stable that in a sitting position.
Great!
Do you have details of your gun? Maybe in another video...?=
Thanks!!
Yes I posted a video about a week ago of me walking in the woods talking about what all is going on and at the end I show my rifle and tell about the build
@@RyanCheneyELR Thanks! Will check it out. Have sent you an email for the Airfoil Bag.
When the "L" comes out, I'll order both! I believe the "L" will be good for Moccasin Valley!
Send me an email, I can make you up and L now I’m just so busy with Airfoil now that I don’t want to release it to the public RyanCheneyELR@gmail.com
Hey Ryan, how many ounces pull weight on your TT?
It’s 5oz take up and 5oz break
@@RyanCheneyELR you prefer 2 stage?
yes I’ve ran 2 stage triggers forever, since way back in the AR days. The Triggertech 2 stage is phenomenal. Now I have TT in everything including my RPR, my ARs, all my bolt guns, and now just waiting for the Glock trigger they unveiled at shot show
@@RyanCheneyELR that’s awesome, big fan of TT myself, have them on 3 rifles
Would you happen to know if that type of bag is legal in F-Class?
Im not sure, Ive never shot F-Class. Its kind of a gray area in ELR in the King events being that the rules state no "adjustable rests". Well, this isnt a rest this is a bag, and the pump can be removed in 2 seconds. I am still waiting on a ruling from the match directors.
What type of muzzle break is on your rifle?
@@ThinkSoberly I run the Terminator T4+ on the 33xc and the T5 on my Cheytac and 416 Stroker
@@RyanCheneyELR your can of soup shot got me hooked. Thanks for the answer!
Ryan, I just received my bag. Have you ever used white rice, rather then sand? Dave G.
I have, I’ve tested corn cob media, a mixture of rice and sand, and multiple grades of sand. Rice will work, but it tends to cascade in on itself under recoil. Requiring a bit of pumping to get you back on target. That’s how I determined pool filter sand was the best bang for the buck.
thank you ryan, sand is on it's way.@@RyanCheneyELR
What stock and action are you using?
This is a Defiance Deviant long action single feed in a Manners F-Class
Nice informative vid. What scope mount do you use
Spuhr on everything!
Thank you
Great tips, thanks! I see a lot of you ELR guys run ATACR scopes, and Im thinking there must be a reason for that. Considering swapping out my old trusty S&B PMII 5-25 to the 7-35 ATACR, thoughts? I mostly shoot PRS but want to start with ELR eventually.
7-35 is a great scope. I run the mil-c reticle.
I believe 70%ish of ELR is the ATACR
You will be very happy with the ATACR, they are great scope for ELR mate cheers Yogi ✌ 👍
@@RyanCheneyELRwhat model of Spuhr mount is that and does have tilt in it
@@9supercomp Its the SP-4802 has 44.4moa of cant
i want that rear bag!!! how much and how do i get one??
order on the website. www.RyanCheneyELR.com
Thank you!
I have a bunch of 8133 I’d sell you if you know where I can get some RL33 to replace it with.
I don’t know of any rl33, but truthfully the 8133 is better powder. Rl33 isn’t that temp stable.
Hello! where to buy such a bag?
www.RyanCheneyELR.com
Thanks!!
What scope level do you recommend?
I use Hollands
love my hollands!!
What bullet?
300 grain Cutting Edge Lazer
That a Accu-Tac WB4 BIPOD?
@@DS-gd1xw yes! It’s amazing
Did you know there is someone on Facebook claiming to be you
Ive seen a few imposters, can you send me a link?
@@RyanCheneyELR I don't know how,or I would, sorry
@@WilliamJezewski no worries. They end up commenting on my posts with some giveaway scam and I block them. Its easy to see who is me, I have 64k followers, they have zero.
Do not remove your trigger finger off trigger after you break your shot. it is not prs
I’m barely touching the rifle. I let the rifle pull away from my hand. If I’m death gripping it to follow through the trigger pull I’m putting more human element into the shot. Trust me, I know what I’m doing. 😅
I know . I watched the whole video. It was well explained, easy to understand. One needs a solid rest at all times. Form is everything. The less you touch the rifle during the shot the more accurate the shot.The more accurate the group
I'm only asking you to try it. Touch off the shot, let the rifle recoil back, leave your finger in the trigger guard. If you move your finger and hit the trigger guard you could possibly effect the shot. Each shooter has their own technique. No offense.
@@wickedtrutharms57 No offense taken, Ive tried it all ways and I find that letting it recoil away from my hand gives me the best results. Thank you for the advice though.