The Best Long Range Accessories - SG Pulse, SG Shot Timer II, SG Timer Go, and Shooters Global App

This video provides an in-depth review and installation guide for the MDT LRA Send It electronic level, highlighting its importance for long-range accuracy. The instructor emphasizes how cant introduces significant errors by converting windage to elevation and vice versa. The MDT LRA Send It is presented as a superior alternative to traditional bubble levels due to its digital readout, calibration options, sensitivity adjustments, and visual alerts, ultimately aiming to reduce misses and improve shooter performance.

This video highlights the exceptional battery life of the SG Pulse and Shot Timer II, emphasizing its suitability for extended training days and competitions. The reviewer notes a single charge lasting over 30 hours of use across multiple long training days and a 2-day competition, with the battery still at 67%. A key feature discussed is the smart sleep/battery-saving mode, which prevents accidental battery drain, a common issue in long-range courses. The timer is presented as a reliable and consistent training tool, contrasting it implicitly with the MDT timer. Links are provided for purchasing the SG Pulse and Shot Timer II, as well as other related gear and resources from Paramount Tactical.

This video provides essential guidance on configuring and calibrating the SG Pulse anti-canto device. It highlights common user errors, such as incorrect mounting orientation and improper calibration, which can lead to the device not functioning as intended. The instructor emphasizes the importance of using the SG Pulse app for firmware updates and performing a level calibration with the firearm in its intended shooting position.

This video introduces the SG Pulse, an innovative anti-cant device that not only helps maintain a level rifle but also displays the precise degree of cant. The description highlights its functionality and encourages viewers to purchase the device from Paramount Tactical's website. It also promotes "The Dangerous Liberty Podcast," a live show hosted every Wednesday at 7 pm by Paramount Tactical.

This video highlights the SG Pulse and Timer as a robust, integrated training system for shooters. The speaker emphasizes the exceptional battery life of the original SG timer, noting it lasted nearly a year with weekly use. The new model utilizes convenient USBC charging, making it easier to maintain power for consistent training sessions.

This video from Paramount Tactical analyzes the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, specifically addressing theories of a second shooter from an open window and a sniper on a water tower. Drawing on expertise from a former sniper and utilizing detailed 3D trajectory analysis, the content debunks the water tower theory due to blocked lines of sight and physical impossibilities. It presents evidence suggesting the open window theory is more viable, aligning with urban sniping tactics. The video also explores potential government conspiracy theories related to the denial of resources or enablement of the attacker.

This video features Garry from Paramount Tactical, a former sniper and Green Beret, analyzing the Charlie Kirk incident. He uses ballistic tests on pork butts to demonstrate the terminal effects of 9mm ball, 9mm Super Vel hollow point, and 5.56mm ball ammunition. The analysis focuses on entrance and exit wounds, hydrostatic shock, and debunks theories about earpieces and bullet trajectories, offering an expert perspective on the event.

This video from Paramount Tactical Solutions delves into the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, meticulously analyzing new footage to debunk theories about a second shooter and a sniper on a water tower. The expert instructor, with a background in sniping and long-range instruction, uses detailed timeline analysis, trajectory calculations, and audio waveform examination to reconstruct the event. The analysis definitively rules out the water tower and ground-level window shooter theories, attributing the shots to the identified primary shooter, 'Crooks', and confirming the swift response of a counter-sniper team.

This entry analyzes footage related to the Charlie Kirk security incident, focusing on the tactical and medical response of the security team. It highlights the importance of understanding blood transfer patterns as indicators of medical intervention and debunks logistical claims regarding hospital transport. The analysis is presented with an authoritative tone, drawing on expertise in tactical medicine and security detail management.