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V2 Finale IV: Bob Sebold vs Tracy Harrold
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มิ.ย. 2024
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V2 Finale is a head to head competition at 1,000 yards. The top 32 ranked shooters in the United States get invited every year to face off in a double elimination bracket Championship. The winner takes home $5,000 dollars.
Thanks so much for doing these videos, and especially the match itself, guys. I love watching these and have looked forward to this year's match coverage all year.
Our pleasure!
Awesome coverage guys. Kudos to Adam for the technology piece. Now start thinking even bigger with camera crews on the line, someone in the pits reporting on the technology, backstory interviews with the competitors, equipment discussions, etc. Really well done.
Thanks guys for sharing this great sport with us all .
Wow! I didn't even blink! Exciting match again! Thank you John and Eric!
Our pleasure!
Excellent video and it really shows how the wind can push a round. Even at 600 yards last weekend at Bisley the wind was moving impact by 6" left or right. So these shooters were doing very well...
Great stuff guys! I'm glad to see these are back up and going! Also great commentating you guys didn't give anything away and I was truly shocked!
More to come!
Absolutely love watching these videos! What a great match! Im hoping you'll have more videos of the other match's that happened at this year's V2. It does so much to promote the sport when you share these. Thank you to all involved in making these vidoes possible!
Thank you
I’m looking forward to this entire series!
You won’t be disappointed. :)
What a crazy match. Definitely goes to show it’s not over till it’s over and the tables can turn from one match to the next!
Indeed.
Thanks fellas! Looking forward to the next one! Great format!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great Match. I love it when they go 3 and you can see how the strategies change. Good Stuff...
Glad you enjoy it!
By the way CONGRATULATIONS to Tracy!
Thanks for the great match. I like the new pair fire software but I do miss the shot velocity. Great job everybody!
This is in competition mode. No data given to the shooters as it is an advantage.
@@f-classpointsseriesI never considered that, but that makes sense.👍
Would've been interesting to hear your take on why his last few shots were good wind, but low. He didn't drop a low shot all day until then. He must have had somewhere else he needed to be.
I think he rushed the shots. But I’m not sure.
....great match! Sometimes you've just gotta keeping trying because you never know when you'll catch a break..
Crazy ending! The one thing I noticed just watching this. Speedy is correct. There is a ton of shooter movement with a right bolt left port action. Especially without an ejector!
Great idea with this podcast, Love it.
Thanks for listening
That was a great match!!
Thanks for this.
And Lucky Tracy pulls a win from Bob. 👍👍💪
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These are great to see. Thx
Glad you like them!
Great stuff!!
Glad you enjoyed it
snaking tale wind. Tricky
Indeed.
Question for Erik, mate what's the plastic sheet of material on top of the barrel on Bob's rifle? Is it for stopping reflection off the barrel into the scope lens? ? cheers ✌🦘🦘👍👌
Mirage shield.
@@f-classpointsseries Thank you i thought it might be ,cheers 👍👍🦘🦘
Y'all are rough on the shooters 😂😅
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Also how hi does the projectile lob over the flags are they going over the trees to get to the target or just under, as the flags are saying one thing, but its were the projectile is lobed onto the target, if you know that then you know that the flags are only a indicator, its the arch of the projectile at 1,000 yds, how high up above the flag poles is the projectile going before it drops down to hit the target and when does it drop at 900 yards 800 yards etc etc.
That's what is important and also the ballistics of the custom loads as well, meaning is it at 2,850 ft per second, so basically the bullet will impact the target in just under a second, which if you do the maths the bullet drop will be at around the 950 yards mark before it hits the target, but its the wind at the projectiles flight path which is important here, not the flags, sure they are important, but i wonder if anyone has done this with a wind radar down range so to speak to see the what the wind is really doing like doppler radar but for wind, just to see what its doing down range and also the grass's or lawn also has a effect on the wind and projectile? ✌🦘🦘👍👌