How to Hold for Wind

Once you have determined what the wind is doing across the distance of your shot, Gunsite Academy Range Master, Cory Trapp explains how to apply that information to hold for wind. Check out Gunsite Academy to learn more about long range shooting and other shooting courses: www.gunsite.com/

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My left ear loved this explanation

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This should be way more popular thank you sir

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Someone clearly didnt watch this video enough

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All i hear is music, no voice

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5th mill mark? Isn’t he point to the fourth?

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Very well explained! 👍

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[@agunther08]

As it should be.

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Thank you.

[@MassiveLib]

Is America so dangerous that a man needs a firearm on his hip in a lecture.?

[@brokenpencil57]

It's a firearms training facility.

[@MassiveLib]

@@brokenpencil57 so if your learning to cook in a catering college the chef carries around a frying pan all day 🙄

[@EmmottKelsey]

School shootings do happen. An armed professor can provide immediate protection when law enforcement is minutes away. An armed professor is also a deterrent for potential school shooters.

[@MassiveLib]

@@EmmottKelsey do school shootings happen because there are guns on people's hips.?

[@RangerCaptain11A]

the students at the school wear their firearm all throughout the five day course so they can learn to be comfortable with it, and the best location for it.