The Everyday Sniper

Everything is coming up Roses Wow what a crazy week the country is having. This is nuts on so many levels I feel the need to address some of the political fallout as it has a bearing on the sniper's hide website. We have been updating the Sniper's Hide website since March. We are in the final phases of the work and during the construction we are changing the way we look at politics. Tensions are high right now so we are compartmentalizing the posts so not to create the illusion we are a political website. We see the purge happening on other social media platforms and I fully expect it to spill over to the gun community. We have to watch out for each other, the spin is out of control. Because this affects our 2nd Amendment rights, we can't ignore it, instead I want listeners to be smart about it, Stay off the Skyline, protect yourself at all times. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks or commenting

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Jacob Bynum Rifles Only Competition Talk Welcome to the Everyday Sniper Podcast, in this episode, I am on the phone with Jacob Bynum of Rifles Only, the originator of all this shit we are talking about. In this episode, pre New Years', trying to wash the stink away from 2020. We talk: Assassin's Way Rimfire Academy New Series Talk Competitions in General History Lessons Thanks to Jacob for stopping by and filling us in about Assassin's Way. The event will be postponed due to Covid restrictions. So 2022 will be the new timeline for that event. Then we get into nostalgia talking about events in past. We talk about stage planning, execution, where things are going, where things are going. Lots of fun talking to Jacob, because we hung around each other so long the conversation flows nice. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Aaron Mikesell Allterra Arms This is a really special episode revolving around Gain Twist Barrels. Aaron Mikesell of Allterra Arms reached out to me regarding my previous podcasts concerning Gain Twist Barrels. After hearing the discussions on the Everyday Sniper Podcast Allterra Arms decided to look into this Vudoo. The results are in keeping with my own, Aaron and I go over the pros of using a Gain Twist Barrel and when they looked at these, they were sold. I really appreciate Aaron coming on the podcast to talk about their findings. In fact, I love that they took the information I was spouting, tried it for themselves, and found the results credible. This is awesome. If want a deep dive into Gain Twist Barrels, listen to this episode. In my mind it proves we can mechanically fix a lot of things people obsess over with software. Thanks for sharing, Thanks for listening, thanks for Commenting, Merry Christmas!

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Resolution Broken, Drama too fun to Ignore Welcome to the Everyday Sniper Podcast, I'm Frank from Sniper's Hide your Hostess with the Mostest. In this episode, we are discussing Sniper's Hide Site Upgrades. We are in the middle of a big site-wide upgrade to the forums. While this often creates drama it's nowhere near the drama of the Series is currently engaged in because of their Finale. We have to mention it, too big, too bold, too in your face. How silly can you be, using a Technicality to strip a winner of his crown based on a technicality. This is how you create drama. But a fun little episode to get a few bloods boiling before the holiday. Merry Christmas, All, Sean - Tippy Toe, Tippy Toe... Ha!

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Bridging Training and Competitions This is a hard episode for me to define presently. I spent a day this week with Chris Way who has the Kraft YT channel and is shooting Assassins Way. Chris a newish precision rifle competitor who is local to me and very scientific in his approach to competition and training. Chris created a drill that tests a shooter at different positions on a standardized target in an attempt to record data. Each shooter is different, so seeing how they perform can give us valuable information when it comes to both teaching and learning precision rifle shooting. I like the way Chris approaches this, so try his drill and post the results on SH. Kraft Data Drive Thread I think the listeners will find a few nice nuggets in this episode. Meeting with new people opens up your perspectives on things. It forces you to change your way of thinking, which is a good thing. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and thanks for commenting New Sniper's Hide Forums

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: What is the Standard, CR2 Shooting Solutions Today on the Podcast we have Chris Rance and Chris Roberts of CR2 Shooting Solutions. We have a great discussion on teaching students and working on a standard that all can relate too. What would be your standard when it comes precision rifle instruction. What skills sets do you want to walk away with and be able to repeat after the course without the aid of reference. I think with both Chris's we have hit on a question that should be the first one asked. What am I looking to get out of a precision rifle course. what are my takeaways for learning. We are trying to be on the same page, and I look forward to working with CR2 Shooting Solutions in 2021. https://www.cr2shootingsolutions.com/ Course Links Thanks for listening, commenting and sharing, thanks to both Chris Rance and Chris Roberts for an awesome discussion.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: 2 Hour Thanksgiving Special Welcome to the Everyday Sniper's Holiday Extravaganza! By popular demand, we have a 2-hour episode with Mike Menchaca. Yes, Mike is back and on the Everyday Sniper Podcast. Stories, jokes, a little drinking before the holiday, it's all there. We hit on performance anxiety, doing your worst at a competition, and feeling good about it. When life gives you a competitive lemon, make a Long Island Iced Tea out of it and enjoy the rest of your day. There are some black Friday nuggets in there, a few specials you might at MHSA tomorrow so be sure to check it out. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for commenting, and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast. Have a Safe and Happy Holiday.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Sick Day Episode, Tippy Toe I am at home sick, maybe covid, maybe the flu, totally nothing but annoying. So I decided to read the user comments and in doing so I have to break my own rules. The comments crossed into my new year's resolution so I had to break it, but I metered my breaks. Thanks to all the listeners who commented and who respond in the Podbean app. Nothing crazy to it, but go on my normal Frank Rants

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: New Years Eve Resolutions 2021 Feels like a holiday to me, 2020 cannot end quickly enough so I am jumping ahead to 2021. I am putting out my New Years' Eve Resolutions for the new season. Yesterday was Friday the 13th so I was being reflective on my mental well being so I decided to put together my resolution. My three choices for them are: Turn on SD, CE, & AJ Add a Level to all my Rifles to not to be different Stop hurting competition shooters' feelings because I am no longer interested in their idea of the sport Also, I talk about the ELR shooting with James The Michael Bane show with Mike Bush and Vudoo and Finally my life fundamentals for all those listening. Thanks for listening thanks for sharing thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Vudoo Gunworks Mike Bush Interview This episode features Mike Bush from Vudoo Gunworks. We spent the week filming an episode of Shooting Gallery together so we wanted to talk rimfire Mike does a deep dive into the Vudoo mindset and philosophy, how they go about designing the very best rimfire money can buy. Hope you enjoyed this talk, I did, thanks for sharing, thanks for commenting, thanks to Vudoo to inviting me to the Shooting Gallery filming. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: My Level Best I gotta level with you guys, you make it too easy to push your buttons. You know I am trolling but you take it so seriously and get all butt hurt over it, makes me a bit sad for you. I honestly have no issue with levels, and I understand the use and employment better than you realize. Sure I firmly believe many are doing it wrong, but the more attention to that fact I bring, the more it will not happen. I am like the pied piper, make a little noise and you all coming running. In this episode I talk: Facebook Level Rant Treadproof Class Training for 2021 150 Scopes Tested, Results Posted on Sniper's Hide Why I Troll :) Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Phil Velayo Birthday Extravaganza First off, Happy Belated Birthday Phil, thanks for coming on the podcast and dropping some knowledge bombs, this was a fun conversation. Phil and I wanted to get together to talk about some past podcasts and to clarify some previous statements. it was a lot of fun throwing some of these topics out there. DIY Mule Deer Hunt Everyday Sniper Podcast Nuggets Anti Cant Device Mindset Clarification 3 Steps and Prop Thanks to Phil for taking the time to talk. It's these types of conversations that move the ball down the field for everyone. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and thanks for being a part of the Everday Sniper.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Patterns, we are looking at Patterns Another quick episode to hold you over. Patterns, we are looking at patterns, we use patterns to determine direction. I like patterns, I want to see patterns in your shooting because they tell a story. Lighter 338 bullets are better, I demonstrated it this weekend to a shooter who was convinced the 300gr bullet was the better choice. Quicker and more consistent impacts, less drop, and even less wind in some cases, in other cases the wind was nearly identical. Wind Class, we excel at teaching students to shoot in the wind. The wind is the wildcat, the wind is the great equalizer, you need to know how to shoot in the wind in order to hit targets in the wind. Thanks to everyone who attended an MHSA Precision Rifle Class this year, we appreciate you The season is winding down so thanks again, look forward to seeing everyone next time. Cheers, Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the podcast.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Episode 276: Training and Practice I think this is episode 276, I honestly don't know as I messed with the numbering up on the Everyday Sniper Podcast. I have a class happening with Brian Whalen in New Mexico next month. Check out www.cprifle.com Read Chris Roberts post from Facebook, that was a topical and important read, I hope you took notes. Better record-keeping means better results. We lost Eddie, that makes me sad, even though I wasn't a huge Van Halen fan, I still like a lot of their music. Erupt in Peace Eddie. Something to say, more to occupy your time, so as always, thanks for listening, thanks for sharing thanks for commenting. Site changes are happening, be sure to check them out.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: I'm busy, how about you, Back in AK Your Fix is in, another episode of the Everyday Sniper Podcast, because apparently I have been slacking on my listeners. Or maybe I spoiled you all by posting so many episodes one right after another, when I need a short break I get slack in the comments. Motivate me, Topics of this Episode Back in Alaska Mover Class .22s to 500 Yards Whacking shit wholesale Second Focal Plane Scopes hurt my brain No Ghosts Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Wheels and the Legman Interview Two of the top competitor out there, Serge and Jorge join us today to talk competition, local matches and just some general get out and shoot philosophies with me. I was bored again, wanted to talk to someone besides myself so I rang up Serge and Jorge to talk smack on the podcast. A little behind the scenes, insider information. Local San Diego Competitions Match Thoughts Traveling to matches and mindset Drama in Comps Drama on the internet Thanks to Wheels and Legman for a great conversation. We extended this one a bit because we were just talking like we normally do. Thanks for listening, Thanks for sharing, and thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Bored, I'm bored, so bored, totally bored. Tired of repeating myself unless it's something important or something that needs to be said, but I personally feel I have said it all, more than once. With that, I am bored and just rambling like an idiot. Sure there may be a nugget or two in there, but odds are, I am saying a lot of nothing in this episode which on the other hand might be fun for someone out there. If you are as bored as me, comment, either in the podbean app or online at Sniper's Hide in the forum. Don't forget to get your free ticket to the Modern Day Sniper Summit Affiliate Link: https://moderndayrifleman.com/2020?affiliate_id=2620020 So that is my story and I am not sticking to it. If you want to know what I mentioned in this episode you'll just have to listen and find out. No spoilers... Hey Ryan, I am calling you out, or am I, could be, but maybe not, you just never know?

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Straight Jacket Armory with Bartlein Barrels, Supply & Demand May you live in interesting times! The firearm industry is on fire right now, demand has never been greater and we living through the perfect storm of violence in the streets, politics, and the pandemic. All this has combined to put a huge crush on the industry. I have Nick from Straight Jacket Armory and Frank Green on the phone to talk about the supply chain in terms of barrels and components. With demand being where it stands, the barrel industry is a good weather gauge to measure the temperature of the water. Temps are high, and supply is low. It's important to put these things into perspective and getting the perspective from Frank and Nick should be illuminating. Thanks to both guys for breaking it down and thanks to all the listeners.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Episode 271:End of the Roadtrip Back from our epic road trip across the United States. Ending in Tennesse at Treadproof we had a great group of shooters. They are making improvements as we speak and the target package was nice. Tons of small steel plates scattered across the range. Overall we had a kick-ass group of students, they took instruction well, we had great after-hour parties wherever we went. So thanks to everyone for making it a memorable trip. One learning experience is, rifle rests are not rear bags, sure you can compromise and use them, but to be honest, it's no the best tool for the job. Lastly managed recoil, I think we need to clean up the free recoil references to call them managed recoiled or percent or recoil, something different that better describes the process. I think we are all doing it very similarly, but we are calling it something else each time, and this where the confusion comes from. All good though, thanks for listening, sharing and being a part of the everyday sniper podcast. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Berger No BS BC Part 8 Reloading Welcome to Part 8 of the Berger No BS BC Series, Reloading for Long Range Shooting Part 2. We continue the conversation with Bryan and Emil in regards to reloading for long range shooting. In this episode we talk: Determining your powder charge Seating Depth Mindset for the Reloader Sample size and considerations This is another great episode full of knowledge bombs for the long range shooter. We really appreciate Emil and Bryan for taking the time to discuss these topics and offer their advice as well as their personal experiences. Berger No BS BC Applied Ballistics Capstone thanks for listening thanks for sharing and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Ted Hoeger Interviews Marc & Frank We are in Iowa teaching a precision rifle class on our midwest tour, and Ted Hoeger creator of the Weaponized Math Cheat Sheets wanted to go James Lipton on us. We do a nice a insider Q&A with Ted, answering a variety of questions. I was a little horse from teaching and talking, something you all think I do a lot, but often gets me without my voice. I really think you'll think this episode. Ted digs deep and we give him some honest answers. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for commenting, and thanks to Ted for coming up with the idea. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Episode 269 Road Tripping Okay Everyday Sniper Listeners, Marc and Frank are on the Road driving to Dubuque Iowa for our next set of classes. We just left Minnesota after a short pit stop at JP Rifles. Happy Birthday Adam! We had a great class in MN with the guys at the Gopher Rifle and Revolver club, we more importantly we are answering your questions. You asked, we answered, and had a little fun with it as we drive the backroads. I think we have another fun podcast here for you all. We love those mountains with the four big heads... Hope you enjoy, thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Nebraska After Action, American Pie Edition Hello from the heartland everybody, Marc and Frank have taken the show on the road and we are coming at you from Imperial Nebraska. Home to JM Precision, and we just finished a class for Jake McDaniel. We out here on the road building marksman and giving you our lessons learned. We break it down just like you were in class. Topics: The Imperceivable Press Bipods Competition Scars Americana Great Students Awesome Hosts Sir Marcus Taylor - Doper of Gravity Winds Cowboys It's all great fun and we hope you enjoy this, please challenge us, we want to hear from you. Tell us what you want us to talk about ? Thanks for listening thanks for sharing.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Berger No BS BC Part 7, Reloading for Long Range This is Part One of Reloading for Long Range Shooting. This is another masterclass lesson on the Do's and Don't of precision reloading. In Part One we go over: Brass Prep Primers and details around Primer depth and methodology Reloading Equipment Dies and Primer Tools As I said, this is a multi-Listen event. If you have questions for part two be sure to head over to Sniper's Hide to ask it. Thanks again to Bryan and Emil for a great discussion.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 265: Alaska in July Marc & Frank After finishing our July block of classes in Alaska, both a PR 1 & PR2, Marc and Frank sit down in Anchorage to discuss the lessons learned. We breakdown the lessons learned and what we take away from having several group students on the firing line. It's always a learning experience on both sides of the spotter when it comes to teaching a precision rifle class. Topics include: Rifle Cant Mirage Scope Tracking Tests S&B Exos 3-21x Check your Gear it will lie Fundamentals lead the way Weaponized Math Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast. Don't forget to comment.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Berger No BS BC w/ Bryan and Emil Part 6 Another Masterclass episode from the Berger No BS BC Series. Bryan and Emil answer some listener questions, Sectional Density Form Factor Custom / Experimental Bullets Berger Manufacturing Premium Materials and Consistency of design and manufacturing I really appreciate Berger, Bryan and Emil for doing this Podcast Series, the amount of information being transferred is second to none. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, be sure to comment. #snipershide #BergerBullets #NoBSBC Berger No BS BC Series

The Everyday Sniper Podcast Episode 263 Bizzaro World Respect for the Departed We are truly living in Bizarre times so I am calling this Bizarro Episode, but more to the point it's out of Respect for Frank DeSomma and Robert Gradous Two icons in our industry passed away recently and I wanted to bring attention to it. These are two awesome individuals who have dedicated their lives to the Gun Community. So with that in mind I throw a couple of flashbacks about them in the podcast. So sorry to have this happen. Finally there is funny moments in the episode, some pushing for answers, questions asked, etc. Help me, I want to solve more problems, let me know what they are... Cheers, Thanks for listening, commenting and being a part of the podcast.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Berger No BS BC Part 5 The Wind Welcome to the Berger No BS BC-Series on the Everday Sniper Podcast. In this episode, I wanted to take advantage of having Bryan and Emil on the show by highlighting the wind. Emil is known for his wind reading skills so not digging deeper into this part of shooting would be a crime. We talk about the philosophies of reading the wind, what we look at, and what we are looking for. I think this is another master class episode of the series. Thanks to Berger for the No BS BC Series, for making Emil and Bryan available to the audience and such a fun podcast episode. #BergerNoBSBC #snipershide #Lapua #BergerBullets #AppliedBallistics

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Berger No BS BC Part 4: ELR with Bryan and Emil Part 4 of the Berger No BS BC Series, this episode we talk ELR shooting or Extreme Long Range Considerations. There is a lot more that goes into a shot and the bullet design when it comes to ELR Shooting. Bryan and Emil discuss the highs and lows of this discipline. Applied Ballistics Bullet Design 416 vs 375 thoughts Mental Application to Shooting This is really another master class on ballistics and shooting from Bryan and Emil, I highly recommend a few listens to absorb it all. Thanks for listening, sharing, and being a part of the Everyday Sniper. Thank you to Berger, Lapua, Applied Ballistics, and Emil for opening up their No BS BC to our podcast. #BergerBullets #AppliedBallistics #LapuaBullets #ELRShooting

The Everyday Sniper Episode 260: Sniper's Hide Cup AAR Back from the Sniper's Hide Cup in Colville Washington. Breaking down some lessons learned and giving you my observations from the field. Talking Stages, Targets and how to Adjust for a more interesting package Competitors I spoke with Mindset Family It's all part of it, the experience of attending a match and helping new shooters. The juniors, the first time competitors, and how you work with them. A slight commentary on the politics of the season in regards to my Nascar Fandom, I am Nascar fan so I want to comment on it. I think they are a good example to follow right now. Thanks for listening, sharing and commenting, and thanks for being a part of Sniper's Hide and the Everyday Sniper Podcast Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 259 Marc & Frank Alaska After Action Marc and I have a nice detailed discussion regarding the first block of Precision Rifle Classes in Alaska. These lessons learned will help the shooter understand what we see, how we address it, and what the student can do to better prepare. We talk about the scope tracking test we conducted, review the results. We address the questions posted from the previous episode. The class of shooters has definitely changed over time and we look at that impact on the overall class dynamic. Thanks for listening, sharing, and please continue to comment in the Podbean.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 258: AK Ramblings with Marc & Frank We are out of lockdown up in Alaska teaching the Precision Rifle Classes with Marc Taylor. Sort of a shotgun approach talking about the lessons learned from the two classes we just finished up. Their mistakes are your training opportunities. We try to pass along these knowledge bombs as we see them, and what we did to correct them. The was part of the feedback we got, people have taken classes from others, and they feel our hands on approach fixes the little things. Stuff other people miss, we pick up, analyze and repair. We carpet bombed you this episode because we had German Jets on our tail. As for the delay I was on strike, so LOL Thanks for listening, thanks for subscribing, thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast

The Everyday Sniper: Berger No BS BC with Bryan Litz & Emil Praslick Part 3 Part 3 of the Berger No BS BC Campaign this is combined with articles posted on the Berger Website. Stop by to see their new products and articles from Bryan. In this episode, Bryan talks about the effects of a BC at both long and short ranges in terms of accuracy. We look at Precision in terms of group size and accuracy based on the location of the group center. So with this in mind, listen to Bryan break this down. We move from bullet BCs to some wind deflection talk, before heading over to the .22 rimfire discussion. I really wanted to hit on 22s as they are so popular and this conversation is a masterclass. Thanks to Bryan and Emil for participating and answering all your questions and to Capstone / Berger / Lapua for making them both available. #snipershide #everdaysniperpodcast #practicalmarksmanship.

The Everyday Sniper Episode: 256 The Ever Sexy Chris Roberts Masterclass interview with Chris Roberts, former Army Sniper Instructor, and current SME for the sniping class. Chris and I have a great conversation on the direction and mindset of the current military programs. Lots of people wonder what goes into the military thinking when choosing products and systems for snipers. Here we have access to an inside voice. A multi-listen episode for sure. Thanks for listening, sharing and don't forget to comment. #snipershide #practicalmarksman #everdaysniperpodcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 255: John Nores Hidden War Author This was a great interview, and slightly outside the EDS box. John is an awesome interview, this is definitely a must-hear. John wrote the Hidden War, and his bio is: Since 1992, Lt. John Nores Jr. has served as a game warden with the California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW). There he co-developed the Marijuana Enforcement Team (MET) and Delta Team, the CDFW’s first comprehensive wilderness spec ops tactical and sniper unit, aimed at combatting the marijuana cartel’s decimation of California’s wildlife resources. Lt. Nores and his team have been featured on the National Geographic channel’s television series, “Wild Justice.” In addition, Nores is the author of numerous magazine articles and the book, War in the Woods: Combating the Marijuana Cartels on America’s Public Lands. https://vimeo.com/302754870 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=avZpWVEpiV8 www.johnnores.com

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Episode 254 Chris Wiencke Applied Ballistics Training Div Chris developed a passion for long-range shooting and hunting from a young age. He previously served with the Australian Army, and has seen operational service in Afghanistan. Chris developed his skills and expertise over a number of years, having instructed and managed numerous sniper courses. He holds a Graduate Diploma in Management (Learning) and uses the extensive skills, knowledge, and professional experiences obtained throughout his career to provide high-quality outcomes in support of Applied Ballistics training events. We sit down with Chris W from the Applied Ballistics Training Division. Many are not familiar with the Training side of Applied Ballistics so Chris is here to fill us all in. The Training Division travels across the country providing training and services for shooters of all experience levels. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks for commenting. Be sure to follow us on Sniper's Hide

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Bryan Litz & Emil Praslick Berger No BS BC Part 2 Here we bring you part of the Berger No BS BC Episodes featuring Bryan Litz and Emil Praslick. In this episode, we talk about the Long Range Hybrid Bullets from Berger. As well we get into an extended discussion on stability and twist rates. What goes into stabilizing a bullet and how does twist rate affect this process. Bryan and Emil breakdown several philosophies in this area, super great conversion takes place. For more information as well as new articles, check out the Berger No BS BC websites, Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing don't forget to comment or ask questions over at the Sniper's Hide website. Thanks again to Berger, Capstone, Bryan, and Emil for a great episode. https://bergerbullets.com/nobsbc/ #snipershide #everdaysniperpodcast #bergerbullets.

The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Paul Philips ELR Shooter and Discussion 3-time world champion (team USA) An 11-time national champion (team Sinclair) 3-time king of 2 miles (team AB/GPG) 47 Nra national records All-time points leader for the king of 2 mile Team GPG 3.4 and 4-mile exhibition shots Lots of ELR Discussion with Paul as he breaks down the changes over time with ELR Shooting and ELR Competition. Hope you all enjoy the discussion. Don't forget to comment, share and pass this around. Thanks for listening,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 251: Mike and Frank Talk for a long time Mike and Frank back together again, with a wide-ranging fun conversation about everything. We go off on a few tangents which are always good. These conversations let us explore other topics of interest. Breaking it down, Accuracy International Rifles Barrels Gear Adjustments Range Days Fun long episode as I decided to take it past the hour. Thanks for listening, sharing and being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast If you have a request let us know in the App or on Sniper's Hide in the Forum

The Everday Sniper Podcast: Bryan Litz & Emil Praslick Berger No BS BC Part 1 Welcome to the Berger No BS BC Campaign feature Bryan Litz & Emil Praslick. At Berger, we are obsessed with the science of ballistics. Consumers share our obsession, yet repeatedly latch-on to each new projectile touting the highest Ballistic Coefficient (BC) and its claims of “best-in-class” accuracy. What should we believe? Follow our Berger No BS-BC campaign and learn more about Ballistic Coefficients, the importance of their consistency, and BC’s effect on accuracy and precision. We are honored at the Everyday Sniper to be included in this campaign. Having access to both Bryan and Emil is unheard of, and we are grateful for the opportunity. #NoBSBC These podcast episodes are being paired with the articles from Bryan over at the Berger website. Also, we are including the ability to do a Q&A via the Berger Facebook Page and the Sniper's Hide Forum. Enjoy the podcast, and head over to Berger to read the articles. Thanks for listening, sharing, and commenting. #Snipershide #everydaysniperpodcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 249: Heavy Bullet vs Light Practical Application In this episode, I have two main topics for discussion. Heavy bullets vs Light bullets and Mils vs Moa article on the new Sniper's Hide. This week I was able to go out and shoot two loads from the same source, one using a 140gr ELDM and the other using a 130gr Prime Load. Both loaded by Spark Ammunition. I had great conditions to compare the two loads, one, the heavy 140gr going 2650fps vs the 130gr going 2835. This shows how the two perform at a distance when most people try to default to the heaviest load possible. The lighter load was better, less drop, less wind because the speeds were up. Speed wins in our sport so we want to push this faster. Next, this week we upgraded the Sniper's Hide website. These were the changes I have been hoping to make for ages. The new forum and frontpage are uniform and now use a single login. This was my ideal set up when thinking about it. So with the upgrades, my first article is a deep dive into Mils vs TMOA vs SMOA. This question just won't go away, so I wanted to do a complete article on the subject. Right now I have six pages of details and it's not stopping from there. I still have images to upload and to refine the text. But it's comprehensive. This is the key, I want you to be a smarter consumer. I am not looking to sell you something, I am merely offering up information, what you do with that is up to you. Thanks for listening, thanks for commenting and thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 248 Pajama Pandemic Hour 1460 of the Pajama Pandemic, in this episode we hit on a few minor topics, the 10% difference. I say 10% because that is usually the variation between the topics I am discussing. We focus on precision and accuracy so 10% matters to me. If I said I could increase your performance by 10% you'd probably take it without any hesitation. When it comes to different reticles these small variations in design will have a pretty big, if not immediately noticeable impact on our results. So with the new Army Reticle posted I wanted to go over my thinking when it comes to reticles. Accuracy International AT LE model. I recently built an AT LE or in this case, an AT with an AX Buttstock. This is a feature a lot of people wanted and AI did it in a blue gun LE offering so a few people were upset by this. I detail how you can build an AT LE without a lot of hassle and my method will save you about $500 in the process. There is more than one way to get an AT LE as a non-LE shooter, so here is my breakdown. Be sure to comment, be sure to hit Sniper's Hide for more details, and be sure to stay safe out there.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 247: Everyday Jeremy Going in a different direction with this podcast. A long time Sniper's Hide member Jeremy reached out to me and asked, would I entertain doing an episode with an Average Joe? Of course, and Jeremy has a background in Law Enforcement, has been to training, and shoots competitively in his local area. He is a listener of the podcast and member of the Hide Forum. It's about context, it's about putting things in perspective and how we manage success. I had never spoken to Jeremy prior, but we are able to speak the same language and put forth concepts in the Everyday Way. So you might be sitting in your car listening to me, I hope you see both sides of the coin here. I want to thank Jeremy for being forward-thinking and reaching out to me. I think there is quite a few nuggets to mined from our short discussion. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Don't forget to comment !

The Everyday Sniper Episode 246 Robb Manning Robb Manning is the current Editor of Gun World magazine. Robb Manning grew up in a rural community in southern Wisconsin. Despite growing up in a non-hunting household, Robb gained an interest in hunting through school friends, his uncle, and his fervor for reading hunting magazines. Upon graduating High School, he enlisted in the US Marine Corps, where he served for over 10 years (1990-2000). During this time, he developed a passion and knowledge for firearms of all types. Upon getting out of the Marines Robb and his new wife moved back to Wisconsin, where Robb has lived his passion for the outdoors. Robb enjoys hiking, fishing, camping, and hunting. He also loves everything guns -- especially Military Surplus, Tactical Rifles, and Handguns. In 2010, Robb decided to put his lifelong love of guns to good use as a freelance gun/hunting writer, and has since written for AR Guns & Hunting magazine, Predator Xtreme, Gun Digest magazine, Modern Shooter as well as two reoccurring columns in the On Wisconsin Outdoors newspaper: Everyday Carry and New Product 6-Pack. He has written two books, “Glock Quick Reference Guide” and “Gun Digest Book of CZ,” and has also co-authored the “Shooter’s Bible Guide to AR-15s, 2nd Ed” with Doug Howlett. He also enjoys filming videos about guns and gear for his Youtube channel, @762x51n8o. You can find Robb on Youtube and Instagram @Robb_Manning. Fun discussion to break up the quarantine time. Thanks for listening than for sharing and being a part of the Everyda Sniper Podcast.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 245: Frank Green of Bartlein Barrels An often-repeated question I was getting in the Podbean App has focused on Barrel contours. I was gonna answer this question several times and get into the heat and weight discussion but decided to reach out to Bartlein Barrels and ask Frank Green to come on the podcast. I think this entry episode with Frank is a master class on discussing the various pro and cons of barrel features and options. Frank breaks down the concepts in an easy to understand format. We start out talking contours, that is the main focus of the conversation. We get into twist rates, which brings us to Gain Twist barrels. The experience over several years of Bartlein doing the Gain Twist for many different shooting disciplines. I really appreciate Frank coming on, this is an excellent episode. Have a great week, stay safe, protect yourself at all times, to include the family. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and thanks for commenting.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 244: Jeff Huber Zero Compromise Optics Interview In this episode I am talking with Jeff Huber from Zero Compromise Optics. We discuss the history and background behind this excellent optic. Jeff comes from several Tier One scope companies and that experience has helped him to create the company Zero Compromise. There are some really great nuggets of information this interview. If you are interested in how scopes get designed and how certain features come into play, Jeff is one of the original subject matter experts in this field, Optics for shooters can be so subjective, it's one of those industries where a look can override a feature of quality of the build. So listen to Jeff break some of this down in a very easy way to understand it. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast. Stay safe and wash your hands,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 243: Rifle Set up as part of the Fundamentals & Gaming Not nearly the smoking and joking as some previous podcast episodes. We dig into a couple of topics as related to the fundamentals and then from a question off the Podbean App I was asking about gaming a stage or match. In the first part, I read from a great Sniper's Hide Forum topic on features that help with accuracy. But change that topic into one of rifle setup. Rifle setup is the key feature for this. How we execute the fundamental and the Tom Cruise, No Mind Part of the equation. Mindset is big with precision rifle shooting. How the brain reacts and relays information is key to our success. So I talk about mindset when it comes to set up. Lastly, we had a question about gaming. As Mike and I mention gaming a match or stage several times. Well, gaming is a subjective, gray area topic, however, I attempt to give you some insight into what we are talking about. It can be very subtle or quite obvious, education is the key. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast, Stay Safe, wash your hands, stay away from Zombies and talk to you some more soon. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 242 Unscripted Corona Containment v1 Where are with with your coronavirus containment, bored, entertained, looking for something to do. Listen to Mike and Frank breakdown their stream of consciousness when it comes to being on lockdown, Not a whole lot of knowledge bombs, but some funny stories, entertaining thoughts to get you through the day. Sprinkles of shooting mixed in with a heavy dose of chuckles. What are you watching on Netflix, where can you go, if you can go out? We appreciate all our listeners and subscribers and hope everyone is staying safe. Give us some feedback for what you want to hear moving forward. We are looking for your thoughts and ideas on an episode during this highly unusual time. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 241 Jacob Bynum Assassin's Way Conversation with Jacob Bynum regarding the proposed series Assassin's Way which features a $500k prize to the first place winner over 23 days and 8 separate competitions. Skils to address for the 2021 Assassin's Wa Movement and field skills over time, vs hours or minutes. Marksmanship Land Navigation KIM's Games Observation Movement to stages We saw competition as a validation of your training. This is an attempt to get back to the practical marksmanship standard for the individual. There is so much more to practical skillsets, it's beyond what we normally see. There is a discussion on the Sniper's Hide forum regarding this match. Let's hear your comments on this podcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 240 Star Date 73680.7 Quarantine Day 4 StarDate 73680.7 Day 4 of the Corona Virus Quarantine and we'd aren't drunk enough yet. Being behind closed doors has allowed me to re-assess the processes I engage in when shooting or teaching. It's allowing me to be reflective in my strategies when it comes to engaging targets with a precision rifle. Couple of things to pass the time, I want to stay entertaining while passing on a couple of knowledge bombs> The book is in final edit mode, the Sniper's Hide website is getting an upgrade this week, all to make your experience more enjoyable. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast