Videos tagged with Kentucky Windage

This video demonstrates the long-range accuracy of a Marlin 1895 SBL rifle chambered in .45-70 Government. The shooter successfully engaged a 16-inch gong at 400 yards and a 20-inch gong at 500 yards using only Kentucky windage, highlighting the rifle's capability and the effectiveness of handloaded 325-grain Hornady FTX ammunition.

This video demonstrates impressive long-range accuracy with a Staccato XC pistol at 100 and 150 yards, even when using inexpensive 9mm ammunition and employing Kentucky windage. The instructor highlights the pistol's inherent accuracy, achieving a 6-inch group at 100 yards on the first attempt under suboptimal conditions, and successfully hitting a steel gong at 150 yards despite variable winds and sun glare. The performance suggests the Staccato XC could achieve even greater distances with match-grade ammunition and ideal conditions.

This guide simulates a big game hunt using a Mossberg Maverick 88 12-gauge shotgun and rifled slugs, as demonstrated by Hickok45. It focuses on engaging steel animal silhouettes at various distances, emphasizing aiming techniques with a bead sight and proper shotgun operation. The drill highlights the Maverick 88's potential as an accessible hunting option.

This guide details the setup and use of the Vortex UH-1 Huey holographic sight, often paired with a 3x magnifier. It covers the principles of holographic technology, reticle design, and effective range considerations, including the use of 'Kentucky windage' for holdovers. The information is presented with an objective tone, reflecting a high level of expertise in firearm optics.

This video demonstrates the process of achieving accurate 9mm pistol hits at 100 yards using iron sights on a CZ 75. The shooter details the challenges of compensating for bullet drop and windage ('Kentucky windage') when the front sight can obscure the target. Through careful adjustment and steady trigger control, consistent hits on a 16-inch steel gong were achieved, highlighting the CZ 75's potential for extended-range accuracy even with budget ammunition.

This video demonstrates the accuracy of the Bulgarian Arsenal SLR107R (SLR10711) chambered in 7.62x39mm, using iron sights and Tula 122-grain FMJ ammunition. Despite significant sight adjustment issues from the factory, the rifle proved surprisingly accurate at 100, 150, and 200 yards, even when employing Kentucky windage. The presenter was impressed with the rifle's performance given the ammunition and iron sight limitations.

This guide synthesizes expert instruction from hickok45 on handling and shooting the Colt 1909 Army Revolver. It covers safe firearm handling, grip techniques for recoil management, aiming adjustments using 'Kentucky Windage,' and understanding the firearm's action and historical context. The .45 Colt cartridge's effectiveness and the revolver's unique characteristics are highlighted.

This video demonstrates accurate shooting with a Bear Creek Arsenal .22 WMR upper at 300 and 400 yards. The instructor utilizes a 100-yard zero and employs 'Kentucky windage' techniques to compensate for bullet drop and wind at extended ranges, achieving consistent hits on a 20-inch steel gong. The demonstration highlights the capability of the .22 WMR cartridge for longer-range plinking and accuracy.

This video provides a practical accuracy assessment of the Polish Wz. 96 Beryl rifle at extended distances, up to 500 yards. Despite challenging environmental conditions, including high winds, the rifle demonstrated its capability. The analysis highlights the importance of advanced aiming techniques like Kentucky Windage for compensating for wind drift at longer ranges.

This review of the Marlin 336TDL Texan Deluxe .30-30 Winchester, presented by firearms expert Hickok45, covers its historical context, deluxe features, and practical shooting performance. Hickok45 demonstrates the rifle's operation, including its lever action, buckhorn sights, and loading process, while also discussing the .30-30 cartridge's effectiveness for hunting. The assessment highlights the rifle's aesthetic appeal and functional accuracy with iron sights.

This guide details the disassembly and firing of an original 1883 U.S. Cavalry Colt Single Action Army revolver, as demonstrated by firearms expert hickok45. It covers the unique 'black powder frame' disassembly, safe loading procedures for black powder cartridges, range performance considerations like 'Kentucky windage,' and essential maintenance to combat fouling. The video emphasizes the historical significance and collectible value of this iconic firearm.

This video features Eric from Iraqveteran8888 and Tim from Military Arms Channel discussing and shooting the Swiss K11 carbine. They highlight its history as a shortened version of the 1911 infantry rifle, its straight-pull action, and its improvements over the earlier 1889 model, particularly regarding bolt flex. The presenters share their shooting experiences at various distances, discussing accuracy, the action's smoothness, and the challenges of using iron sights with windage.