Videos tagged with Hold-over

This guide, presented by a Mossberg representative, details how to effectively sight in your rifle based on hunting terrain. It emphasizes matching your rifle's zero to expected shot distances, recommending a 100-200 yard zero for open fields and a 50-100 yard zero for timbered areas. Proper zeroing ensures consistent point of impact for successful hunts.

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 guide details Scott Satterlee's expert technique for engaging moving targets at long range, emphasizing the 'ambush' method. It covers calculating time of flight, using mnemonic devices for timing, and applying visual aids for lead estimation. The instruction highlights three distinct engagement strategies: Ambushing, Tracking, and 'Track-bushing', providing a comprehensive approach for advanced marksmen.

This training guide, presented by Lucas Botkin of T.REX ARMS, details a practical drill to master the concept of 'height over bore' or mechanical offset. It emphasizes adjusting aim points at close ranges (2-15 yards) due to the optic's distance from the barrel. The drill involves shooting at varied distances to build instinctive hold-over adjustments for real-world scenarios, crucial for accurate shooting under pressure.

This guide details the technique used by Jerry Miculek to achieve a world record 1000-yard shot with a 9mm handgun. It covers range preparation, ammunition selection, and the critical hold-over technique required to compensate for extreme bullet drop. The method involves using a red dot sight and aiming significantly above the target, demonstrating advanced long-range ballistics principles for handgun use.

This guide details long-range shooting techniques for the Kriss Vector .45 ACP pistol at 200 yards, as demonstrated by expert shooter Jerry Miculek. It covers target identification, environmental assessment (windage/elevation), shot execution with hold-overs, and target analysis. The information emphasizes understanding the ballistics of .45 ACP at extended ranges, including its lower muzzle velocity and susceptibility to environmental factors.