Videos tagged with Hold-over

This guide, presented by a Mossberg representative, details how to effectively sight in your rifle based on hunting terrain. For open country (100-300 yards), a 100-yard zero with a 1-inch high impact is recommended. For timber (50-80 yards), a 50 or 100-yard zero is ideal. Matching your rifle's zero to the expected shot distances ensures accuracy.

This YouTube video focuses on the process of confirming the zero on a red dot optic for a firearm. The creator details how they established the correct sight picture and also verified their holdovers and hold unders for various distances. The description indicates a growing preference for red dot sights among the creator's firearm setups.

This video from Tactical Hyve features Scott Satterlee, an expert instructor, demonstrating advanced techniques for engaging moving targets at long range. Satterlee explains how to calculate bullet time of flight, estimate target movement using mnemonic devices, and utilize specialized training aids to determine necessary hold-overs in mils. He details three primary engagement methods: Ambushing, Tracking, and 'Track-bushing', culminating in a live-fire demonstration of the ambush technique.