what positions you like to shoot from
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yes the video show how I can use them there more video that give all around video view there are modfived sitting and standing will show them at later time
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yes I made this video long time ago I knew come in handedly what I mean and if you have problem readying it be I see you understand it
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I shoot from a bench when I am tuning a rifle or shooting extreme range or testing scopes or doing ballistics , but to practice shooting I prefer to
shoot prone for extreme ranges , I do some free hand , some shooting sticks some sitting and some using slings and trees , I like to know how I can shoot in all positions ranges and angles, I also vary distances , and I prefer to practice in windy days and different weather conditions
shoot prone for extreme ranges , I do some free hand , some shooting sticks some sitting and some using slings and trees , I like to know how I can shoot in all positions ranges and angles, I also vary distances , and I prefer to practice in windy days and different weather conditions
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Jwrabbit123
nice i never shot bench yet something day I try out one day I got new thing for my bulldog357 might test out
nice i never shot bench yet something day I try out one day I got new thing for my bulldog357 might test out
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I shoot from prone with a tight sling whenever practical, and with a Creedmore Hardback coat. I tend to like this sort of position even from a bench ---"bench prone".
Sitting crossed legged is my next preferred position.
However, with springers, that sling is only wrapped around my hand and not connected in any way to the rifle. It's not quite as steady, but it's still pretty good.
Sitting crossed legged is my next preferred position.
However, with springers, that sling is only wrapped around my hand and not connected in any way to the rifle. It's not quite as steady, but it's still pretty good.
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I_like_irons:
thank you prone is good I went threw all positions to find best feel out in field
thank you prone is good I went threw all positions to find best feel out in field
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ju:
not one yet I need find a field away from people and houes ju there called bullets soon later I will test fire it long with pine boards 11/2 to test lethal of the gun
not one yet I need find a field away from people and houes ju there called bullets soon later I will test fire it long with pine boards 11/2 to test lethal of the gun
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the new stuff that i brought for bulldog357 sling scope and bipod iron sights and iron sight are removable I one thing I need to get is a case sniper case black
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Passing through a 3/4" pine board was the old army test to be considered a lethal shot. My .30 impact fires through 1 1/2" boards with ease. Also shot through one goat's head and one goat's lungs exiting the far side.
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Off shooting sticks, and in any position where I can be steady. No sticks then some type of improvised rest/lean on object to rest my hand supporting the gun’s fore-stock. Freehand is a last resort if no support is around. Freehand is soo wobbly!
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At the dairy I walk and use a trigger stick tri pod. I've lost a lot of my off hand skill as a result. Have fun, Scott.
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oooooh that why you a stick bipod sorry to hear that. I see those stick before at gun store they give you study shot just brought a collapsible bipod fore the bulldog357 off amazon when I am prone
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