Always enjoy your videos. Surprised you’re posting while the match’s are going on but really glad you are. I have a friend shooting there this week as well (Bizzel). He’s been keeping me up on the 1000 yd matches. You seem to shoot as fast as I do but you do a way better job of watching the flags and conditions. Keep em in the center and good luck.
John: I am nowhere the shooter that you are. But I do the same thing every time. Lifting my head off the stock like you do. I have to work on stopping that. And yes it's a bad habit to break.
Great video and commentary. I had never seen a match from that view. I'm amazed how much the target moves! I guess I always assumed they were rock solid in their upright position. Yet another challenge to overcome....
Yeah it can move quite a bit but if you saw it from the pit perspective you'd see that once it is put back up it settles down pretty quickly. It's my decision whether to wait for it to completely stop moving or just mostly stop before shooting the next round but once it's pretty much stopped moving there's almost no movement at all.
So great to see... both your strong efforts, and the live scoring. Not really sure why the match organizers don't post daily results for all the matches/shooters. Maybe I'm missing something. Either way, it really is nice to see your posts. Thanks for sharing.
I’ve never heard this addressed on any channel, but are those targets not wobbling around? Looks like it to me. Wouldn’t take much to cost a shooter points.
@@TheBigfoot36904 so there’s no slop at all in the target pulling mechanism ? Does it lock in place when raised? I’m suddenly very skeptical on the subject.
It's a complicated answer and totally relative to the person/persons pulling them. Every range has a different type of mechanism and I do a video just on that. But basically the ones here (in Phoenix) are cantilever so yes they wobble when you pull them down and then send them up but 99.9% of the people pulling will stabilize them once they're up. So could it cost a shot, sure but everyone is on the same playing field.
Switch to a left handed rifle! Right hand holds grip and pulls trigger while the left hand works the bolt and does mag change scope doping! Hold left hand on closed bolt pull down underneath scope adds 5/10 lbs to Rifle .recoil management. Try it and unlock your shooting experience! Stop the struggle!
I've been using the March Majesta 8-80x for almost a year now and I really like it. I'm in the process of getting another one. The Trijicon Tensile is another great scope for the money and is under $2k
Yeah I saw that, I usually do that but then lay it down when I fire. But I do rush sometimes and it's my biggest fault. I'm working on it but it aint' easy.
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love the way this is laid out and narrated, John.👍
Thank you. I'm super grateful to Cyrus at www.youtube.com/@CopperStarPrecision for doing the filming with his high power cameras.
Solid shooting and content. Thank you for helping us become better marksman.
Really good presentation of match conditions. Excellent camera work!
Thank you and I’m so grateful to Cyrus for taking his time to do this.
Definitely like the play by play you do.
Thank you
Oh dude I wish we had conditions like this for our Nationals. A great shoot
Loved this video!! Feels like we were there watching. Great shooting on the day.
Thank you.
Nicely done John! Good luck the rest of the way
Thank you
Always enjoy your videos. Surprised you’re posting while the match’s are going on but really glad you are. I have a friend shooting there this week as well (Bizzel). He’s been keeping me up on the 1000 yd matches. You seem to shoot as fast as I do but you do a way better job of watching the flags and conditions. Keep em in the center and good luck.
Good work John. Yeah, head off the stock is a tough one to overcome. Loved the commentary.
John: I am nowhere the shooter that you are. But I do the same thing every time. Lifting my head off the stock like you do. I have to work on stopping that. And yes it's a bad habit to break.
Great video and commentary. I had never seen a match from that view. I'm amazed how much the target moves! I guess I always assumed they were rock solid in their upright position. Yet another challenge to overcome....
Yeah it can move quite a bit but if you saw it from the pit perspective you'd see that once it is put back up it settles down pretty quickly. It's my decision whether to wait for it to completely stop moving or just mostly stop before shooting the next round but once it's pretty much stopped moving there's almost no movement at all.
It was just like being there again. Excellent video and good shooting.
Thank you!
So great to see... both your strong efforts, and the live scoring. Not really sure why the match organizers don't post daily results for all the matches/shooters. Maybe I'm missing something. Either way, it really is nice to see your posts. Thanks for sharing.
Keep up the good work!!
Nice shooting John. Love the video work and presentation. Really helps to see what you are dealing with and what it produces. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you like it.
Thank you and Cyrus, good luck !!!
Thank you.
That was awesome!!
Glad you liked it!
GREAT COVERAGE
And commentary
Glad you liked it. More to come!
Good work John. It's almost impossible for me to see some of those angle changes in the flags. Are you seeing them through mirage, feel, or flags?
It's hard, really hard. I tend to use flags over mirage for angle changes but I'm far from perfect and always trying to work on it.
I’ve never heard this addressed on any channel, but are those targets not wobbling around? Looks like it to me. Wouldn’t take much to cost a shooter points.
The Mirage makes the target look like it's moving when it's actually not. The worse the mirage the more the target looks like it's moving.
@@TheBigfoot36904 so there’s no slop at all in the target pulling mechanism ? Does it lock in place when raised? I’m suddenly very skeptical on the subject.
Mirage looks wobbly. If you shoot beyond 100 yards, you’ll certainly see it. I see it at 50.
It's a complicated answer and totally relative to the person/persons pulling them. Every range has a different type of mechanism and I do a video just on that. But basically the ones here (in Phoenix) are cantilever so yes they wobble when you pull them down and then send them up but 99.9% of the people pulling will stabilize them once they're up. So could it cost a shot, sure but everyone is on the same playing field.
Love this content John! Do you know when more of the v2 videos are coming out?
No I'm sorry I don't. I'm not in charge of that aspect of the match.
@@FClassJohn alright thanks ya I just figured you might have some insight since you and Erik gave been doing the commentary for them
@@Forumrida38621 I’m sure there will be more soon. I just honestly don’t know when.
Switch to a left handed rifle! Right hand holds grip and pulls trigger while the left hand works the bolt and does mag change scope doping! Hold left hand on closed bolt pull down underneath scope adds 5/10 lbs to Rifle .recoil management. Try it and unlock your shooting experience! Stop the struggle!
John, how does your scope view compare to your spotting scope?
In terms of what the mirage looks like, it looks almost the same as what that camera view looks like.
What scope do you prefer?
I've been using the March Majesta 8-80x for almost a year now and I really like it. I'm in the process of getting another one. The Trijicon Tensile is another great scope for the money and is under $2k
@@FClassJohn have you tried the track toric?
@@bob4003 No I haven't.
Moving your legs when you work the bolt. Maybe it's throwing you off a little.
Yeah I saw that, I usually do that but then lay it down when I fire. But I do rush sometimes and it's my biggest fault. I'm working on it but it aint' easy.