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Sniper Training Tips Exposed

American Outlaw
Published on April 13, 2024
Category: Training & Techniques
Duration: 29:49

This guide details the process of achieving a parallel zero for lasers to rifle optics, a technique developed by Chris Roberts of CR2 Shooting Solutions. The method ensures the laser remains aligned with the reticle at all distances, crucial for long-range accuracy. It involves precise measurements and marking a target to establish a repeatable zero point, minimizing divergence and enhancing engagement effectiveness.

Tags

Laser Zeroing
Optic Alignment
Rifle Setup
Long Range Shooting
CR2 Shooting Solutions
AGM Global Vision
Wilcox Raptor S
Parallel Zero

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Camouflage
  2. 00:10Importance of Training
  3. 00:19Stealth Observation
  4. 00:34Equipment Check
  5. 00:49Range Setup
  6. 00:55Unexpected Distractions
  7. 01:07Instructor Critique
  8. 01:21Movement & Vegetation
  9. 01:33Camouflage Critique
  10. 01:35Serve Site Selection
  11. 01:39Background Contrast
  12. 01:42Shiny Sunglasses
  13. 01:44Phone Call Distraction
  14. 01:48Giving Away Position
  15. 01:51Vegetation Density
  16. 01:57Instructor's Frustration
  17. 02:10AGM & Randy Intro
  18. 02:16AGM Global Vision
  19. 02:23Long Range Focus
  20. 02:32Exciting Stuff Ahead
  21. 02:36Instructor Chris Roberts
  22. 02:39CR2 Shooting Solutions
  23. 02:46Long Range & Night Shooting
  24. 02:50Florida Location
  25. 02:53Sighting In & Doping
  26. 02:58Rifle Setup: CGS Sako Proof Research
  27. 03:07New Wilcox Raptor S
  28. 03:14Ballistic Coefficient Importance
  29. 03:21Forgot Bullets
  30. 03:28Match Grade Ammunition
  31. 03:36Match King Bullets
  32. 03:52Calibrating Compass for Raptor S
  33. 04:16Compass Calibration Steps
  34. 04:38Raptor S Complexity
  35. 04:43Target for Laser Zeroing
  36. 04:46Army Sniper Course Origin
  37. 04:51Parallel Zeroing Lasers
  38. 04:54Parallel Zero Explained
  39. 05:30Laser Parallel to Reticle
  40. 05:36Measuring Laser Offset
  41. 05:43Using the Target
  42. 05:54Confirming Zero at Distance
  43. 06:05Rechecking Markings
  44. 06:12Target as Permanent Reference
  45. 06:25Raptor S Recap
  46. 06:27Mars L Comparison
  47. 06:34Chris's Experience
  48. 06:44Raptor Laser Diodes
  49. 06:53Measuring Laser Offset (Practical)
  50. 07:01Offset Measurement Results
  51. 07:08Transposing Measurement to Target
  52. 07:15Marking Target for Laser
  53. 07:39Drawing Laser Alignment Mark
  54. 07:48Previous Laser Zeroing Marks
  55. 07:52Storm Laser Use
  56. 07:57Mars L & Raptor Use
  57. 08:01Interchangeable Mounts/Lasers
  58. 08:12Target Availability Question
  59. 08:13Target Release Plans
  60. 08:18Encouraging Target Release
  61. 08:21DIY Target Method
  62. 08:34Marketing Critique
  63. 08:37Top Laser Recommendations
  64. 08:44Mars vs. Wilcox
  65. 08:51Mars & Wilcox Specs
  66. 08:56Small & Lightweight Lasers
  67. 09:03VCSEL Diodes
  68. 09:13Older Iridium Laser
  69. 09:23Strong Beam, Larger Size
  70. 09:30Vortex Laser (Affordable)
  71. 09:33Price Point Consideration
  72. 09:34New Lasers Coming
  73. 09:38Preference for Mars
  74. 09:43Availability of Mars
  75. 09:46Wilcox Availability Issues
  76. 09:51Mars Lead Time
  77. 09:59Price Comparison: Vortex vs. Mars
  78. 10:05Mars vs. Wilcox Price
  79. 10:08Full Power Laser
  80. 10:10Mars Retail Price
  81. 10:15Price Gap
  82. 10:20Target Audience: PRS/NRL Hunter
  83. 10:26Vortex as Good Option
  84. 10:30Shot Show Laser Manufacturers
  85. 10:33Future Laser Market
  86. 10:36Emerging Technologies
  87. 10:39Sweet Spot: Capability/Price
  88. 10:46$5k-$6k Price Range
  89. 10:49FN & Masttec Lasers
  90. 11:03Affordable Features
  91. 11:10Vortex Limitations
  92. 11:15Mammoth Sniper Challenge
  93. 11:20Adverse Conditions
  94. 11:27Laser Rangefinder Necessity
  95. 11:36Old School Doping Methods
  96. 11:47Kestrel Alternative
  97. 11:50Target Engagement Practice
  98. 11:52Reticle on Target
  99. 11:56Hash Mark Alignment
  100. 12:04Gentle Rifle Handling
  101. 12:09Crosshairs on Target
  102. 12:13Rifle Relocation
  103. 12:17Target with Little Backer
  104. 12:19Visual Clarity
  105. 12:23Ranging at Distance
  106. 12:26Binocular Use
  107. 12:28Stable Rifle Position
  108. 12:31Rear Bag Support
  109. 12:37Range Plate
  110. 12:41Initial Range Reading
  111. 12:42Correction Needed
  112. 12:45Dialing Up
  113. 12:48Re-Ranging
  114. 12:51Incorrect Correction
  115. 12:56Second Attempt
  116. 12:58Correct Range Reading
  117. 13:01Further Adjustment
  118. 13:06New Range Reading
  119. 13:07Confirmation of Zero
  120. 13:09Multiple Ranging
  121. 13:12Confirmed Range
  122. 13:17700 Yards Engagement
  123. 13:21On Target Confirmation
  124. 13:23Further Target Confirmation
  125. 13:27Correcting Position
  126. 13:31Farthest Target Selection
  127. 13:36Target Identification
  128. 13:39Target Acquired
  129. 13:43Estimated Distance
  130. 13:49Required Correction
  131. 13:53Laser Correction
  132. 13:57Laser Accuracy
  133. 13:58Laser Spot On
  134. 14:02Laser Performance
  135. 14:05Technique Success
  136. 14:06Parallel Zeroing Technique
  137. 14:09No Adjustment Needed
  138. 14:14Recommendation: Zero Reset
  139. 14:16Laser Rangefinder Usage
  140. 14:20Parallel Alignment Rule
  141. 14:23Zeroing for Ranging
  142. 14:25Return to Zero
  143. 14:28Range Next Target
  144. 14:30Button Placement
  145. 14:33Firing Hand Access
  146. 14:35Stable Position
  147. 14:37Press Button, Get Range
  148. 14:39Dial Up and Engage
  149. 14:53Cord Management
  150. 14:55Recommended Cord Management
  151. 14:56Placement of Cord
  152. 14:58Ideal Location
  153. 14:59Wrapping Cord Around Optic
  154. 15:02Avoiding Ejection Port
  155. 15:03Preventing Snags
  156. 15:09Optic Area Clearance
  157. 15:17Adhering to Magwell
  158. 15:24Barrel Harmonics Concern
  159. 15:25Touching Barrel
  160. 15:27Gun Shooting Off
  161. 15:29Scope Cord Interference
  162. 15:31No Interference with Scope Cord
  163. 15:33Absolutely Not
  164. 15:34Barrel Contact Only
  165. 15:36Potential Issues
  166. 15:37Pressure on Scope Bell
  167. 15:44Pressure on Scope Mount
  168. 15:47Scope Flex
  169. 15:49Shooting Positions
  170. 15:51Tripod/Barrier Shooting
  171. 15:54Hand on Scope
  172. 15:56Pressure Application
  173. 15:58Stability Issues
  174. 16:01Scope Flexing
  175. 16:03Mount Flexing
  176. 16:06Cord Wrapping Issue
  177. 16:08No Issue with Laser Cord
  178. 16:10Preferred Cord Placement
  179. 16:12Hand Near Grip
  180. 16:13Press Button, No Hand Removal
  181. 16:16Immediate Return to Shooting
  182. 16:21IR Flood/Pointer Functionality
  183. 16:22Ballistic Mode
  184. 16:26IR Flood/Pointer Use
  185. 16:29Military Application
  186. 16:35Marking Targets
  187. 16:39Ballistic Mode Setting
  188. 16:41Device Features
  189. 16:42Original Mars Devices
  190. 16:46IR Flood and Pointer
  191. 16:51Initial Size Reason
  192. 16:53Modern Devices
  193. 16:56IR Flood and Pointer Quality
  194. 16:58Why Use IR Flood/Pointer
  195. 17:03Military Context
  196. 17:05Marking Targets (Military)
  197. 17:06Target Marking Purpose
  198. 17:10Shooter Marking Own Target
  199. 17:14Not Point and Shoot
  200. 17:15Long Range Weapon
  201. 17:18Shooter-Spotter Team
  202. 17:20Illuminating Target
  203. 17:22Marking for Engagement
  204. 17:23How to Support Gun
  205. 17:25Support Methods
  206. 17:26Rear Bag
  207. 17:27Rear Bag Use
  208. 17:30Stance Support
  209. 17:31Demonstrated Stance
  210. 17:33Olympic Shooter Stance
  211. 17:35Stance Stability
  212. 17:42Other Support Methods
  213. 17:44Creating Stability
  214. 17:46Tripod Support
  215. 17:47Bipod Support
  216. 17:49Hand Support
  217. 17:50Hand Positioning
  218. 17:51Hand Placement
  219. 17:54Under Buttstock
  220. 17:55Grip Hand Position
  221. 17:58Top of Optic Support
  222. 18:00Pushing Down
  223. 18:02Preloading Discussion
  224. 18:05Getting In on the Gun
  225. 18:09Pressure Amount
  226. 18:11Preloading Technique
  227. 18:12Pressure on Gun
  228. 18:13Pressure Amount (Detail)
  229. 18:14Part of Stability
  230. 18:16Stability Creation
  231. 18:18Stability Factors
  232. 18:19Stability Creation Methods
  233. 18:21Most Stable Position
  234. 18:22On the Earth
  235. 18:25Prone Shooting
  236. 18:27Laying on Dirt
  237. 18:30Prone Stability
  238. 18:33Earth's Stability
  239. 18:36Ground Shooting Advantage
  240. 18:39Prone Shooting Best Way
  241. 18:40Prone Position
  242. 18:43Traditional Shooting
  243. 18:46Limitations of Prone
  244. 18:48Moving Up from Ground
  245. 18:51Simulating Prone Stability
  246. 18:55Simulating Ground Stability
  247. 19:00Simulating Prone Position
  248. 19:03Prone Shooting Simulation
  249. 19:05Ground Stability Simulation
  250. 19:09Prone Ground Position
  251. 19:12Creating Prone Position
  252. 19:14Three Points of Contact
  253. 19:16Bipod Front Support
  254. 19:19Tripod Alternative
  255. 19:21Bipod Use Case
  256. 19:23Rear Bag Support
  257. 19:25Three Points of Contact (Summary)
  258. 19:27Seated Position
  259. 19:29Seated Position Stability
  260. 19:32Body as Rear Support
  261. 19:34Front Support Creation
  262. 19:36Front Support Methods
  263. 19:38Tripod Use
  264. 19:41Longer Bipod Legs
  265. 19:43Barricade/Bench Support
  266. 19:47Next Position: Kneeling
  267. 19:48Height Progression
  268. 19:51Kneeling Position
  269. 19:53Kneeling Transition
  270. 19:54Rear Support (Kneeling)
  271. 19:56Kneeling Position (Detail)
  272. 19:57Body as Rear Support (Kneeling)
  273. 20:01Tripod Incorporation (Kneeling)
  274. 20:02Tripod to Rear
  275. 20:04Pinching Buttstock
  276. 20:06Tripod Against Buttstock
  277. 20:08Ruck Sack Support
  278. 20:11Ruck Sack Use
  279. 20:12Rear Rifle Support
  280. 20:14Rifle Back Support
  281. 20:16Simulating Prone Position
  282. 20:19Best Ability Simulation
  283. 20:22Prone Shooting Position
  284. 20:23Most Stable Position
  285. 20:25Prone on Ground
  286. 20:27Creating Stability
  287. 20:29Stability Importance
  288. 20:32Demonstration Recap
  289. 20:34Stable Rifle
  290. 20:36Removing Self from Equation
  291. 20:39Rifle's Independence
  292. 20:41Hitting Target
  293. 20:43Eliminating Factors
  294. 20:47Other Stability Considerations
  295. 20:50Body's Effect on Stability
  296. 20:52Body's Influence
  297. 20:55Body's Motion
  298. 20:57Breathing Effect
  299. 21:00Breathing and Stability
  300. 21:02Heartbeat Effect
  301. 21:05Natural Rifle Hold
  302. 21:08Rifle Hold Motion
  303. 21:10Holding Rifle Out
  304. 21:12Fatigue
  305. 21:13Fatigue and Shaking
  306. 21:14Shakiness
  307. 21:15Fatigue and Shaking
  308. 21:16Fatigue Progression
  309. 21:19Muscle Support Minimization
  310. 21:22Using Muscle Support
  311. 21:25Minimal Muscle Support
  312. 21:26Humanly Possible
  313. 21:29Body Support Role
  314. 21:31Bone Support Preference
  315. 21:34Structural Support
  316. 21:37Bone Support Application
  317. 21:40Bone Support Method
  318. 21:42Forearm Bone Support
  319. 21:44Kneeling Position Support
  320. 21:46Knee and Forearm Support
  321. 21:49Rifle Support
  322. 21:52Floating Position Avoidance
  323. 21:54Chicken Wing Technique
  324. 21:57Floating Position
  325. 21:59Chicken Wing Shooting
  326. 22:02Movie/Range Observation
  327. 22:03Chicken Winging
  328. 22:05Shooting Technique
  329. 22:08Chicken Wing Stability
  330. 22:09Lack of Stability
  331. 22:11Arm Stability
  332. 22:14Stability Creation (Chicken Wing)
  333. 22:15Stability Method
  334. 22:17Bone Support vs. Muscle Support
  335. 22:22Bone Support Priority
  336. 22:23Three Points of Contact
  337. 22:24More Points of Contact
  338. 22:27Simulating Prone
  339. 22:31Using Bags/Barricades
  340. 22:35Artificial Props
  341. 22:37Last Stability Factor
  342. 22:39Final Stability Element
  343. 22:41Stability Factor
  344. 22:43Breathing
  345. 22:44Breathing Importance
  346. 22:46Breathing Technique (Later)
  347. 22:50Consistency
  348. 22:53Trigger Control
  349. 22:56Trigger Importance
  350. 22:56Natural Point of Aim (NPA)
  351. 22:59NPA Definition
  352. 23:00NPA and Aim
  353. 23:02NPA Explanation
  354. 23:04Aiming Category
  355. 23:06NPA Transcendence
  356. 23:08Functional Elements
  357. 23:10Addressing NPA Last
  358. 23:11First Stability Step
  359. 23:12Creating Stability
  360. 23:14Repeatable Position
  361. 23:16Stable Position
  362. 23:21NPA Definition (Detail)
  363. 23:23Body Alignment
  364. 23:26Rifle Alignment
  365. 23:29Body Alignment to Rifle
  366. 23:32Rifle Alignment to Target
  367. 23:33Target Alignment
  368. 23:36Novice Shooter Body Position
  369. 23:38Rifle Pointed at Target
  370. 23:40Body Off to Side
  371. 23:41Canted Body
  372. 23:43Body Canting
  373. 23:45Older M16 Stocks
  374. 23:48Fixed Buttstocks
  375. 23:50Small Framed Shooters
  376. 23:51Women Shooters
  377. 23:53Buttstock Design
  378. 23:55Women's Fit
  379. 23:57Smaller Frame Size
  380. 23:59A2 Buttstock
  381. 24:02M16 Buttstock Era
  382. 24:04Meant for 6 Foot Man
  383. 24:07Shorter Individuals
  384. 24:095'8" or Shorter
  385. 24:115'5" to 5'3" Shooters
  386. 24:14Buttstock Too Long
  387. 24:15Positioning Behind Rifle
  388. 24:17Canning Off Side
  389. 24:19Seeing Through Sights
  390. 24:20Terrible NPA
  391. 24:22Rifle Walking Away
  392. 24:24Rifle Movement
  393. 24:26Shooting Process
  394. 24:28Creating NPA
  395. 24:30Body in Line with Rifle
  396. 24:32Shoulders Perpendicular
  397. 24:33Rifle Perpendicularity
  398. 24:36Rifle Pointed to Target
  399. 24:38Target Alignment (NPA)
  400. 24:41Stable Position
  401. 24:42Recoil Absorption
  402. 24:44Scope Usage Understanding
  403. 24:46Scope Functionality
  404. 24:48Scope Parts
  405. 24:51Ocular Focus
  406. 24:53Ocular Lens
  407. 24:55Ocular Lens Location
  408. 24:58Ocular Focus Adjustment
  409. 25:00Back of Scope
  410. 25:02Ocular Lens (Detail)
  411. 25:05Adjustable Lens
  412. 25:07Adjustment Markings
  413. 25:09Plus and Minus
  414. 25:11Numbers on Adjustment
  415. 25:13Referencing Prescription Focus
  416. 25:14Eye Prescription Focus
  417. 25:15Adjusting Focus
  418. 25:19Prescription Focus of Eye
  419. 25:2220/20 Vision Shooter
  420. 25:24Screwed All the Way In
  421. 25:26Prescription Glasses
  422. 25:28Sunglasses (Prescription)
  423. 25:30Shooting with Glasses
  424. 25:32Zeroed All the Way In
  425. 25:35Screwed All the Way In
  426. 25:37Less Than 20/20 Vision
  427. 25:39Screwed Out
  428. 25:41Adjustment Process
  429. 25:42Figuring Out Adjustment
  430. 25:44Reticle Focus
  431. 25:47Adjusting Reticle Focus
  432. 25:50Focusing Reticle to Eye
  433. 25:53Infinity Focus Target
  434. 25:55Unfocusable Target
  435. 25:57Looking at Distance
  436. 26:00White Paper/Wall
  437. 26:01Looking at Sky
  438. 26:05Distance Target
  439. 26:07Sky as Target
  440. 26:10Open and Close Eyes
  441. 26:11Eye Movement
  442. 26:13Open Eyes, Look at Reticle
  443. 26:15Reticle Focus Check
  444. 26:16Reticle Out of Focus
  445. 26:18Reticle Focus Issue
  446. 26:20Adjusting Ocular Adjustment
  447. 26:22Slight Adjustment
  448. 26:24Repeat Process
  449. 26:27Max Magnification Importance
  450. 26:29Max Magnification Setting
  451. 26:31Schools of Thought
  452. 26:34Max Magnification Use
  453. 26:36Max Magnification Benefit
  454. 26:38Distortion on Reticle
  455. 26:40Reticle Distortion
  456. 26:43Blowing Reticle Up
  457. 26:46Reticle Magnification
  458. 26:49Most Out of Focus
  459. 26:52Bringing into Focus
  460. 26:54Crispness at Lower Magnification
  461. 26:56Lower Magnifications
  462. 26:58Very Crisp
  463. 27:00Process Repetition
  464. 27:02Max Magnification (Repeat)
  465. 27:04Zeroed and Crisp
  466. 27:06Set It and Forget It
  467. 27:08Zeroed Setting
  468. 27:11Eye Relief Setting
  469. 27:13Max Magnification (Eye Relief)
  470. 27:15Setting Eye Relief
  471. 27:18Eye Relief Definition
  472. 27:21Ocular Lens to Pupil Distance
  473. 27:24Eye Distance
  474. 27:27Most Restrictive Magnification
  475. 27:29Max Magnification (Restrictive)
  476. 27:33Prone Position Zeroing
  477. 27:35Stable Position Zeroing
  478. 27:36Prone Position (Detail)
  479. 27:38Perfect Position
  480. 27:40Typical Shooting Positions
  481. 27:42Barricade Shooting
  482. 27:43Hunting Blind Shooting
  483. 27:45Truck Bed Shooting
  484. 27:46Various Shooting Scenarios
  485. 27:50Lower Magnification Shooting
  486. 27:52Lower Magnification Use
  487. 27:54High Mag Setting
  488. 27:56Length of Pull
  489. 27:57Eye Relief Setting (Detail)
  490. 27:59Scope Location
  491. 28:02Lower Magnification Performance
  492. 28:03Lower Magnification (Detail)
  493. 28:05Good to Go
  494. 28:08Elevation Adjustment
  495. 28:09Windage Adjustment
  496. 28:11Zeroing Scopes
  497. 28:12Holding for Elevation/Windage
  498. 28:15Capped Windage Adjustment
  499. 28:16Scope Feature: Capped Windage
  500. 28:20Rifle Zeroed
  501. 28:23Cap Replacement
  502. 28:25Forgetting Windage Cap
  503. 28:27Holding Windage
  504. 28:28Left Side Adjustment
  505. 28:30Parallax Adjustment
  506. 28:33Fine Focus Adjustment
  507. 28:35Parallax Correction
  508. 28:36Induced Parallax
  509. 28:39Parallax Removal
  510. 28:41Shooting View
  511. 28:43Target and Reticle Plane
  512. 28:45Objective Lens
  513. 28:47Objective Lens Size
  514. 28:4844mm Objective Lens
  515. 28:50Objective Lens Diameter
  516. 28:53Magnification Range
  517. 28:54Scope Magnification
  518. 28:573-12x to 18x Scope
  519. 29:13Zero Reset Reminder
  520. 29:17Chris's Reminder
  521. 29:19Laser Rangefinder Zero
  522. 29:23Forgot Reminder
  523. 29:24Forgot Zero Reset
  524. 29:26Ranging Issue
  525. 29:28Cannot Hit Target
  526. 29:30Cannot See Target
  527. 29:32Not Ranging
  528. 29:33Ranging Problem
  529. 29:35Remembered Reminder
  530. 29:37Reticle Movement Impact
  531. 29:41Rangefinder View Change
  532. 29:44Follow Rules

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MK19 Grenade Launcher POV #shorts

This video demonstrates firing techniques for the MK19 Grenade Launcher, emphasizing target identification and recoil management. An experienced instructor provides guidance on adjusting aim and reducing shoulder pressure for improved stability and accuracy. The demonstration highlights the weapon's blowback operation and impact spread during bursts.

MK19 MOD 3
40mm
Channel:American Outlaw
Category:Training & Techniques
Date: May 23, 2023
Duration: 0:40
I Bought EVERY Glock #shorts
I Bought EVERY Glock #shorts

This video showcases a diverse collection of Glock pistols, including the G45, G19, G48, G49, and the rare G17L. The host demonstrates shooting techniques with various models, including dual-wielding the G48s and using Trijicon SRO optics. Notably, the G17L experienced a stovepipe jam, and a Taran Tactical Innovations custom Glock exhibited multiple malfunctions, highlighting potential issues with specific firearms or ammunition. The content is presented with an experienced and entertaining tone.

Glock 45
Glock 19
Channel:American Outlaw
Category:Tactical & Gear
Date: Dec 26, 2023
Duration: 1:00
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