Long Range Shooting with the Zeiss LRP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Ever wondered what it takes to prepare for and make those longer range shots?
We joined Mark '260RIPS' who talked us through all the considerations around kit, preparation and how to make those crucial shots at distance.
Scope featured: Zeiss LRP S3 425-50
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Available from UK Retailer Scott Country International
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Film production: Black Grouse Media
Always good to watch Mark’s videos. Please would you do a video to explain what some of the technical specifications relating to thermal and night vision actually mean. What is sub20mk NETD, what is the benefit of a 640x 512 thermal sensor versus a 384x 288. What is the AMOLED versus HD or OLED or 4k. An explanation from someone like Mark in plain language would be a real help in navigating the plethora of equipment you sell.
Hi so NETD values refer to the sensitivity of the sensor, lower the better. 640x512 vs 384x288 is the sensor resolution so the effective size of the sensor, the higher the better. Amoled and Oled is purely personal preference and there is an argument for both. We find AMOLED offers the best image generally.
Great Video 💯 Thanks Mark💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
Glad you enjoyed it
Looks a very nice scope indeed
Hi Roger, yes indeed they are lovely optics, you can find out more at www.scottcountry.co.uk/products/zeiss-lrp-s3-425-50-riflescope
Hi the S5 and the S3 are a true works of art.
@@TheNightVisionShow I should like to take a look at one or two of those. I’m sure they dial well .
Cracking shooting
Thanks for your comment Nigel
What brand/model suppressor was Mark using in the video?
Hi, Thanks for the comment it is the MEA T12 scout.
Great shots as usual mark 🦊☠️ can you tell us where do you get the fox target is it AR500 steel thank you
hi they are believe they are from toms targets
HI we have asked Mark and will come back to you.
Yep they are Hardox from Toms Targets
Any problems with the Zeiss LRP S3? Reason I ask is there have been many reports of shooters needing to send theirs in for warranty two to three times already with less than one year of use.
Are you going to do a long term followup review to see how the warranty is handled and turnaround time?
Not that we have seen, and our sample is in regular use and has been 100% reliable.
You shouldnt hold your breath. Time the shot on your exhale once the lungs are empty. Thats when you are the most relaxed.
Mark has been doing this for some time and is pretty good at it, but I will pass on your comments.
Hi thanks for your feed back and hope you enjoyed the video.
@@TheNightVisionShow yes I know, so have I and that is the way militaries teach long range shooting. Holding your breath will add unwanted muscle tension when talking about ideal shots, but also a lot of professional shooters forget about pressing and holding the trigger, many just tap it.
But to each their own, undoubtedly Mark has found a technique that works for him and I love his content
@@tiputipu777 Thanks for reaching out we appreciate it.
I only actually let out half my breath before the shot which I find keeps the lungs in a more relaxed state, after first taking a couple of good breaths beforehand to oxygenate the body 👍 the rather drawn out ‘hold’ was done here purely to add a little ‘suspense’ to the video! 🤪
what is the longest distance shot you have achieved mark.weather it be live or target. the orange shot i watched was impressive.👍
Hi, we have passed this question to mark and will come back to you.
Mark got back to me "Shot a rabbit at 1001 yards and shot steel out to a mile 👍"
@@TheNightVisionShow thank you for reply
I would like to know which twist rate Mark’s .260rem is.
1-8“ or 1-9“ ?
Hi, we have asked Mark and will come back to you.
Mark got back to us its a 1-8
Been doing this for years..... nothing new or special....
Hi, thanks for your feed back glad you enjoyed the video.