Videos tagged with Erik Cortina

This video details a private long-range shooting lesson from world champion Erik Cortina to his son Ruger. It covers fundamental techniques like proper body alignment and trigger control through extensive dry fire practice before live fire at 500 yards. Key takeaways include managing recoil, identifying and eliminating flinches, and using reticle hash marks for precise corrections, culminating in expert-level accuracy demonstrations.

This YouTube video, titled "@ErikCortina Tuner Testing. Lots of tuner testing coming up. Standby for some fun content!", announces upcoming content focused on "tuner testing". While the description is brief, the title strongly suggests a review or evaluation of firearm tuning components or potentially firearm performance tuning. The emphasis on "lots of tuner testing" and "fun content" indicates a practical, hands-on approach, likely aimed at enthusiasts interested in firearm modifications or performance enhancements.

This short clip features World Champion Erik Cortina sharing his secrets for brass cleaning. The video promises a surprising process and encourages viewers to watch the full episode. It also promotes Paramount Tactical's long-range shooting gear, offers subscriber discounts with code 'liberty1776', and links to other content including a review of the Masterpiece Arms PMR Pro II rifle and Thunder Beast Arms suppressors. The description highlights Gary Melton's Special Forces background and Paramount Tactical's expertise in firearms and tactical training for military, LE, and civilians.

This short YouTube clip features World Champion Erik Cortina sharing his brass cleaning secrets. The description hints that his methods might be surprising and encourages viewers to watch the full episode. The video also promotes Paramount Tactical's long-range shooting gear, discounts for channel subscribers, a specific discount code (liberty1776), a review of the MPA PMR Pro II rifle, and mentions Thunder Beast Arms suppressors and Fat Boy Tripods. It also highlights Gary Melton's background as a former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret and the expertise of Paramount Tactical Solutions' instructors.

This short clip features World Champion Erik Cortina explaining the fundamentals of barrel tuning. The video aims to educate viewers on this specific aspect of firearm performance, encouraging them to watch the full episode for more in-depth information. It also promotes Paramount Tactical Solutions, its products, and its owner's expertise in firearms training.

This episode of Dangerous Liberty features an interview with world champion long-range shooter Erik Cortina. Cortina, an F Class world champion, is also recognized for his educational and entertaining firearms content. The discussion likely covers his extensive competitive background, including multiple TSRA, SWN, and National Team championships, as well as his experience as a World Team Champion. The video promotes Erik Cortina's YouTube channel, Rumble presence, and his Cortina Precision website for products. It also highlights Paramount Tactical's training courses, discounts, and merchandise, with a mention of Gary Melton, a former U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret and lead instructor at Paramount Tactical Solutions.

World champion shooter Erik Cortina shares unconventional accuracy secrets, debunking the need for barrel break-in and brass cleaning. He advocates for cleaning stainless steel barrels with CLR, physically pointing bullets for consistency, and using a barrel tuner to manage harmonics. Proper fundamentals like stability and natural point of aim are crucial, as is managing pressure by loading below maximum.

This experiment challenges the necessity of deep cleaning precision rifle barrels, suggesting it may not improve accuracy and could even be detrimental if not followed by a fouling shot. Testing a Savage 10 Tactical in .308 Win, the rifle maintained sub-MOA groups with a dirty barrel. Mild cleaning showed no significant change, while deep cleaning resulted in slightly wider groups, potentially due to heat and lack of fouling.

This video debunks the myth that a clean patch means a clean barrel, emphasizing that hard carbon deposits often remain. It highlights the difference in cleaning philosophies between PRS and F-Class shooters, advocating for more frequent cleaning than typically done in PRS. The importance of using a borescope to understand barrel condition and eliminate variables for consistent accuracy is stressed.

This video compares a 3.5lb two-stage precision rifle trigger to an F-Class rifle trigger, which is astonishingly light at an estimated 1 oz. The F-Class trigger is so sensitive it accidentally dry-fires. The content highlights the vast differences in trigger pull weights and sensitivity achievable in precision shooting setups.

This video features professional F-Class shooter Erik Cortina demonstrating the meticulous process of reloading a single cartridge for competition. The video aims to provide viewers with valuable insights and advice from an expert in the field. It highlights the importance of precision and attention to detail in competitive shooting. The description also includes affiliate links to relevant gear and resources, as well as information about the Precision Rifle Network community and their sponsors.