Videos tagged with Beginner Rifle Training

This guide, presented by veteran firearms editors Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington, details the advantages of starting new shooters with a bolt-action .22 LR rifle over a semi-automatic. It emphasizes learning fundamental shooting skills like sight alignment and trigger control, preventing bad habits, and highlights the accuracy and value often found in budget bolt-actions. For experienced shooters, recommendations for high-quality precision .22 LR firearms are also provided.

This YouTube video showcases a segment from a Long Range Precision (LRP) hunting course, specifically the LRP 1.5 class. The description highlights the course's prerequisites (1-inch 5-shot group at 100 yards and good gear) and promises students will be hitting targets at 1000 yards on day one. The clip features the practical application of skills with life-sized animal targets in a field setting, catering to hunters. The training organization offers beginner, intermediate, advanced, and hunter-specific long-range precision courses. More details and dates can be found on their website.

This video from Tactical Hyve provides a beginner's guide to holding a rifle in various ready positions before, during, and after engagements. Instructor Miles explains the Low Ready, High Ready, and a Modified High Ready, detailing their advantages and disadvantages in different scenarios. The instruction emphasizes maintaining muzzle discipline and situational awareness, crucial for new rifle shooters.

The Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 is highlighted as a popular and fun-to-shoot rifle, particularly for new shooters. It mimics the features and controls of a full-size AR-15, allowing for aftermarket trigger compatibility. The rifle is now available in various colors, including Pink Platinum, Black & Tan digital camo, Harvest Orange, and Purple Platinum, with 25-round and 10-round magazine options.