Videos tagged with Scott Satterlee

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 YouTube video features retired Green Beret and nationally ranked precision rifle shooter Scott Satterlee providing essential tips on prone positioning for precision rifle shooting. The content originates from a Precision Rifle Competition Preparation Class and is presented by Tactical Hyve, aiming to improve viewers' long-range shooting accuracy and technique. The video focuses on fundamental shooting posture for competitive and precision rifle disciplines.

This video features retired Green Beret and #1 ranked precision rifle shooter Scott Satterlee demonstrating techniques for shooting moving targets at distance. The content focuses on advanced marksmanship and practical application of precision rifle skills in dynamic scenarios. It's presented as educational material, encouraging viewers to seek professional instruction for safe and proper training.

This video features Scott Satterlee, a nationally ranked precision rifle competitor and Green Beret, demonstrating the correct technique for establishing a proper cheek to stock weld on a rifle. This fundamental shooting technique is crucial for accuracy and consistency in marksmanship. The video aims to educate viewers on achieving this proper body-to-weapon interface for improved shooting performance. Additional content and social media links are provided for further engagement.

This video introduces Scott Satterlee, a retired Green Beret and nationally ranked precision rifle competitor, as a subject matter expert for Tactical Hyve. The description highlights his dual expertise in military special operations and high-level competitive shooting, suggesting a focus on advanced marksmanship and tactical applications. It directs viewers to the Tactical Hyve website for more content and provides links to their social media channels for staying connected. A disclaimer emphasizes the educational nature of the content and the importance of professional, in-person training.

This video features a tour of Hat Creek Training with professional precision rifle shooter and Green Beret Scott Satterlee. The focus is on advanced precision rifle classes and the capabilities of the training venue. The description emphasizes the educational and informational purpose of the content, strongly encouraging viewers to seek professional, in-person instruction for safe and proper training.

This guide details the setup and execution of precision rifle shooting techniques demonstrated by Scott Satterlee, a former Green Beret and national competitor. It covers rifle inspection, loading, optic adjustment, stable shooting positions (prone and barricade), trigger control, and transitions. The importance of proper gear, including electronic hearing protection, is also highlighted.

Former Green Beret Scott Satterlee outlines his method for zeroing a rifle, emphasizing the elimination of the cold bore shot by performing consistency drills. He advocates for adjusting the scope to the bullet hole, resetting turrets to zero, and then taking subsequent shots at new points of aim to ensure shooter consistency. Satterlee also touches on the importance of a slight left bias in zero for mitigating gyroscopic drift at longer distances.

This video covers an Advanced Precision Rifle Clinic at Rock Lake Rifle Range taught by Scott Satterlee of Sawtooth Rifles and Doug Glorfield. The course focused on confirming zero, ballistic application truing, wind calls, and building solid shooting positions, culminating in successfully hitting targets at 1,275 yards. The content is valuable for those looking to improve their long-range shooting skills for competition or hunting.