Videos tagged with Range Card

This SOB TV episode features John "Shrek" McPhee analyzing common shooting errors, such as missing high, low left, or off the target entirely. The video emphasizes the importance of proper stance, grip, and eye alignment, promising to help viewers diagnose and correct their shooting mistakes to improve accuracy and group consistency. It encourages viewers to "train smart" and "fix their form" to achieve better results on the range.

This video provides practical tips for maximizing Kestrel ballistic computer data to create a fast and efficient range card for shooting stages. It covers planning ranges, streamlining data input for blind stages using a laser rangefinder, and enhancing visual clarity on the range card for quick reference under pressure. The method aims to improve shooting performance by reducing time spent fiddling with devices during a stage.

This video provides a comprehensive guide on creating and utilizing range cards and dope cards for firearm applications. It covers the "how-to" of writing and drawing these essential planning tools, along with explanations on their practical employment in various scenarios. The content is aimed at improving shooter effectiveness and decision-making in the field. The description also promotes the creator's channels for exclusive content, training events, and product discounts.

This comprehensive masterclass by Ridgeline Defense, featuring Larry, delves into the extensive capabilities of the Kestrel device, showcasing it as far more than a simple weather meter. The video covers basic functions, modes, Bluetooth connectivity, memory, display settings, system configurations, and calibration procedures for compass and humidity. It then transitions into detailed ballistic calculations, including target acquisition, speed, wind, gun specifics, muzzle velocity complexities, drag models, ballistic coefficients, bullet information, zero ranges, point-blank range, zero offsets, and environmental factors. The video also touches upon range cards, target cards, wind dots, speed drop, aerodynamic jump, and managing gun profiles, offering a deep dive into ballistic calculations for firearms enthusiasts.

This expert-level guide demonstrates that an 11.5-inch AR-15 SBR in 5.56mm is capable of accurate engagement out to 600 yards. It highlights the importance of understanding ballistic drop and terminal velocity thresholds, emphasizing that consistent first-round hits are achievable with proper technique and equipment, even from non-ideal positions. The instruction comes from an experienced shooter who debunks common misconceptions about SBR limitations.

This video showcases Stage 3 of the IDARM 2017 M1 Garand Style match, held on July 4th. The stage features two WW2-style sandbag bunker emplacements with challenging blind, long-range target engagements. Participants start in one bunker, firing at targets identified only by a range card, and then must move to a second position to re-engage the same targets from a different angle. The description highlights the difficulty and historical alignment of the stage, thanking Independence Training as hosts and InRange TV for their viewer-supported production.