Videos tagged with Optic Dialing

This video demonstrates a comprehensive process for zeroing a Remington 700 rifle chambered in .223 Wylde and testing various ammunition types. Lead Firearms Instructor Joel from Precision Rifle Network compares the Athlon Rangecraft and Garmin Zero chronographs, analyzes group sizes and standard deviations for Fioke, Federal, and Berger ammunition, and ultimately selects the Berger 77gr OTM for its consistency. The video concludes with engaging a life-size coyote target at 395 yards, showcasing the practical application of accurate zeroing and ammunition selection.

This video demonstrates a sample stage from the NRL Hunter series, focusing on a two-target, two-position scenario. It highlights the importance of efficient stage setup, accurate rangefinding, wind calls, and utilizing the full time allotted to build stable shooting positions. The presenter, Ryder, emphasizes taking advantage of the time to maximize points rather than rushing.

This video details an advanced attempt to engage targets at extreme long range (up to 1 mile) using 5.56 NATO ammunition. The instructor emphasizes the challenges of wind calls, ballistic calculations at high altitudes, and the limitations of optic turrets, necessitating significant holdovers. The session highlights the importance of accurate muzzle velocity, ballistic solvers, and spotting for confirmation, ultimately serving as a trial run for future attempts.

This video demonstrates a practical range day focused on zeroing a new rifle and collecting ballistic data. It highlights the use of a MagnetoSpeed chronograph to obtain accurate velocity readings, which are then inputted into a ballistic app to calculate aiming solutions. The session also covers various shooting positions, including prone, tripod-assisted, sitting, and standing, emphasizing the benefits of shooting suppressed.