Videos tagged with Data Card

This training focused on level one long-range shooting, with a strong emphasis on hunting applications. Participants learned to build rifle data cards using the Geo Ballistics app and applied this knowledge to shooting from 100 to 1,000 yards. Simulated hunting scenarios involved glassing, ranging, positional shooting, and utilizing spotters for accurate engagement.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of what's needed for a first-time long-range competition, focusing on the Major Land Sniper Cup. It emphasizes showing up, learning, and having fun over immediate competitiveness. Key equipment recommendations include a sub-MOA rifle with adjustable optics, a stable bipod, a data arm board, a quality rangefinder, and a toolkit for field repairs. The speakers, including a former real-world sniper, highlight the importance of gear familiarity and practical application over expensive setups, encouraging newcomers to join the community.

This video introduces an 'ultimate data card' designed for analog ballistic calculations, allowing shooters to access critical data without electronic devices. It covers techniques for angled shots, ranging targets using reticle measurements, applying windage and spin drift corrections, and compensating for moving targets. The card also includes features for max point blank range, speed drop, aerodynamic jump, and cold bore shots, emphasizing customization for individual environmental conditions and firearm profiles.