Dear Team Safari...precision rifle shooting

This episode of the Hornady Podcast features Travis Ashida, founder of NRL Hunter, discussing the practical precision of the sport. It highlights how NRL Hunter bridges the gap between competitive shooting and real-world hunting scenarios, emphasizing practical rifle configurations, ethical shot placement, and building shooter confidence. The conversation delves into the rules, divisions, and the community aspect of NRL Hunter, underscoring its role in developing skilled and confident hunters.

This guide details how to participate in the '1 MOA All Day Long' challenge, emphasizing the importance of 10-shot groups over 3-shot groups for proving rifle and ammunition accuracy. It covers rifle preparation, long-range sighting, firing the challenge group, and accurate measurement. Instruction is provided by Kit Badger, an expert in precision shooting, highlighting the need for patience and consistent performance under challenge conditions.

This video features a discussion on the Hornady Precision Rifle Series match, highlighting the challenges of difficult conditions and the importance of reliable equipment. Tom Beckrand, rifle and optics editor for Guns & Ammo, shares his experience and insights on his Accuracy International rifle setup, the 25 Creedmoor cartridge, and the benefits of using a suppressor. The conversation also touches on the competitive shooting community and advice for newcomers.

This video details the speaker's experience at a Quantified Performance Match, highlighting personal performance issues stemming from distractions and lack of focus. Key takeaways include the importance of mental preparation, understanding stage requirements, managing optic field of view, and adapting to environmental factors like mirage. The speaker emphasizes that shooter error is more common than equipment failure in competition.

This video recaps Day 1 of the Tactical Games Sniper Challenge in Alabama, highlighting various shooting stages and the challenges faced by the competitor. The focus is on positional shooting techniques, managing the rifle's wobble zone, and overcoming mental errors during competition. The speaker, an experienced shooter, shares insights into stage strategy, equipment use like tripods, and the psychological aspects of competitive shooting.

This video focuses on essential gear for Precision Rifle Shooting (PRS). While specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned, the title clearly indicates a discussion about equipment needed for this discipline. The description promotes social media channels and a website for firearm-related content and training. The hashtags suggest a community of black gun owners and Second Amendment supporters.

This video features an expert firearms instructor demonstrating trigger pull weights on two distinct rifles. He assesses a two-stage trigger on a precision rifle at approximately 3.5 lbs and contrasts it with an extremely light 1 oz trigger on an F-Class rifle, highlighting significant differences in trigger feel and weight.

This guide compares the CMMG Resolute 200 series rifles in 5.56 NATO and 6.5 Grendel, drawing on expert insights from Precision Rifle Network. It details their respective optimal ranges, zeroing methods, and ballistic performance, highlighting the 6.5 Grendel's superiority for medium-to-long-range precision applications and the 5.56's effectiveness for closer engagements. The instruction emphasizes practical ballistics calculations for extended range shooting.

This guide details the process of testing various factory 6.5 Creedmoor ammunition loads through a Bergara B14-HMR rifle. It covers setting up chronographs, live fire procedures, and analyzing data for velocity, extreme spread, and group sizes. The testing protocol, as demonstrated by the technical and objective speaker, aims to provide comprehensive performance insights for different ammunition types.

This guide details a long-range shooting technique for the SKS rifle using open sights, as demonstrated by a highly authoritative instructor. It covers zeroing at 100 yards, making precise sight adjustments, and extending accuracy to 600 yards by accounting for ballistics and subsonic effects. The instructor emphasizes practical application and data-driven adjustments for success.