Blind Stage | NRL Hunter Practice | Sig Cross

Published on April 22, 2022
Duration: 11:18

This video details a practice session for an NRL Hunter-style stage at the Missouri Mile range. The shooter demonstrates setting up a four-minute timer, using a tripod and barricade bag for stability, and employing a rangefinder synced with a watch for quick drop data acquisition. Initial impressions of the Sig Cross rifle are also shared, highlighting its lightweight nature and adjustability.

Quick Summary

Practicing NRL Hunter stages involves setting a timer, using a tripod with a barricade bag for stability, and efficiently acquiring range data. Integrating rangefinders with watches can speed up drop data acquisition, and mastering barricade bag setup is crucial for stability, especially with rifles like the Sig Cross.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Range Setup
  2. 03:10Stage Execution
  3. 04:12Stage Debrief & Scoring
  4. 04:59NRL Hunter Practice Tips
  5. 05:11Rangefinder & Watch Integration
  6. 05:46Tripod & Barricade Bag Technique
  7. 06:59Drop Data & Wind Calls
  8. 07:29Sig Cross Rifle First Impressions
  9. 08:04Sig Cross Adjustability
  10. 08:22Sig Cross Bolt & Trigger
  11. 08:49Sig Cross Forend Stability Challenge
  12. 09:44Ammunition & Overall Performance
  13. 10:09Daniel Horner & Sig Cross
  14. 10:30Sig Cross Value & Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are key techniques for practicing NRL Hunter stages?

Practice involves setting a timer, using a tripod with a barricade bag for stability, and efficiently acquiring range data. Integrating rangefinders with watches can speed up drop data acquisition, and mastering barricade bag setup is crucial for stability.

What are the initial impressions of the Sig Cross rifle for competition?

The Sig Cross is praised for its lightweight design (around 11-11.5 lbs), making it suitable for competition classes. Its adjustable buttstock and improved trigger are highlights, though its low-profile forend requires careful setup with a barricade bag for stability.

How can shooters quickly get range and drop data in competition?

Using a rangefinder that syncs with a compatible watch, like a Terrapin X with a Garmin Tactics Delta, allows shooters to range a target and instantly see the required drop data on their wrist, saving valuable time.

What are common challenges in NRL Hunter stage setups?

Competitors often face natural terrain or improvised positions. A common challenge is setting up a stable shooting platform quickly using a tripod and barricade bag, especially with rifles that have low-profile forends, requiring deliberate technique.

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