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The Everyday Sniper Episode 239 1 Million Part 2, Spotting Here is part two of the 1 Million Downloads Episodes and we go into mega details on spotting for a precision rifle. Mike and I breakdown using your spotting scope, communicating with your shooter, and what we look at when we are behind a spotter. Shooting a precision is about more than just pressing the trigger. There are a host of other skills that go along with it and this is one important part of that. So, sit back, listen and enjoy the Everyday Sniper Podcast, 1 Millon Downloads can't be wrong. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing thanks for commenting in the App, Enjoy and wash your butts,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 238 Milestones, 1 Million Downloads Part 1 Thank you, listeners! We hit a huge milestone in the podcasting world. Over 1 Million Downloads have been served I feel like McDonald's here. Mike and I are really humbled to reach this milestone. We also start part one of the elements of the spotting. Between parts 1 and 2 we give a master class on using a spotter. We are not talking being a Range Officer at a match or a scorer, but actually spotting. Spotting a big part of the sport. We really go off on it. Again we really appreciate it. Thank again for sharing, commenting and being a supporter.

The Everday Sniper Podcast Episode 237 Finding Balance in your Rifle System So I have a GAP / Manners PRS TCS Rifle chambered in 6GT here and it's pretty amazing to see where a competition rifle has gone. This is a 20LBS 6GT that just hammers and does not move. My first GAP Team Rifle from George came in at 10.7LBS with an S&B 5-25x, this one is 20LBS. The rifles just sit in the bags and on the tripod and don't move. Part of the accuracy equation in this system is the super light trigger. It takes some getting used to, but you can have proper trigger control with an evil light trigger, but you have to be vigilant. My question is, how do we balance a field or tactical rifle to take advantage of the innovations in a PRS rifle? What is the right trigger weight to rifle weight equation? It's something that hit me after shooting the rifles. Youtube Link Sniper's Hide Forum Thanks for listening, Thanks for sharing, and don't forget to comment.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 236 Josh Kunz Patriot Valley Arms In this episode, I interview Josh Kunz of Patriot Valley Arms. We have a nicely focused discussion on bullets and barrel technology. Mainly talking solid bullets as Josh has worked on several solids including the Warner Tool Flatlines, We go over the gains Josh is making to bring solids to every rifle instead of having to focus on the barrel technology paired with a solid. Solids are the future of precision rifle shooting, so discussing this technology is important to see where it started to where it is going. From here, the next part of the conversation transitions to barrels. Josh does great barrel work and has turned me on to the Paradigm Carbon Fiber barrels. So we have a nice discussion on those. Thanks to Josh for taking the time to talk. Thanks to all for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 235 Match Tips, FB Rants, War Machine Leather Very interesting episode here, I have to admit, I am a bit wound up. So I start out complaining about my Bose headphones and then drive right into a FB exchange regarding Mils and MOA. That was pretty comical, but we knew a Mil vs MOA discussion on Facebook would be a joke anyway. There are a bunch of nuggets hidden in the episode. The careful listener will find them if choose to listen carefully. I actually like the part about the Match Directors thinking outside the box and creating 2 signature stages for their events that really push the shooters. In my mind, every competition should have a signature stage or two that highlights what the Match Director brings to the table. It's what made the Sniper's Hide events so popular. I want to thank Seth from War Machine Leather Works for the iPhone Holsters. Awesome products for EDC. #snipershide #practicalmarksman #STAhungy #precisionrifletraining Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for commenting, even if it's just Free Comment Stay tuned for the 6GT Manners Stock and GAP Rifle combination, hitting the range soon.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 234 Michael Haenel Really Right Stuff Tripods, Tripods, and more Tripods, we talk a lot about the flexibility and use of a tripod for the field shooter. Today we have Michael Haenel on the phone to talk about Really Right Stuff Tripods. Michael takes us through his history with the company, the background into moving to the shooting side of the tripod industry. We progress right up through Shot Show. Really Right Stuff released a bunch of new products at SHOT, from the Competition Tripod to the Binocular Mount. We talk about all the elements of using a tripod within the shooting world. @ReallyRightStuff #Snipershide #precisionrifletraining #precisionmarksman Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and don't forget to comment.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 233 Frank Reads Comments, Plus Says Other Things In this episode, I read some user comments from the Podbean App. There is a lot of great questions being asked in the app, some of the topics include: Competition At Rifles Only Training Considerations 300PRC Build Fundamentals across positions Time Management on the Clock Time when Training Random Musings Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper. #everdaysniper #snipershide #precisionriflemarksmanship #practicalmarksman Be sure to head over to the Sniper's Hide Forum for more conversations regarding Precision Rifle Shooting. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 232 Phil V & Nick B Interview This interview is a masterclass on bridging the competition world with the active-duty LE and Military. Nick B is the SNCOIC of Rocket Mountain, the Mountain Scout Sniper Course. He brings a great perspective to our continuing conversation about the practical application of competition shooting. Phil Velayo was great to reach out to the Everyday Sniper to put this epic interview together. Some of the topics we cover: History and Background Competition Entry Kestrels vs Written Dope Movement & Alternate Position Shooting Tripods, Tripods, Tripods, Get out and Shoot! This episode is really special if you pay attention to not only the broader conversation but the little things like mindset and preparation. Thanks for listening, thanks for Sharing, Thanks to Nick and Phil, and thank all of you. Don't forget to leave a comment on the App. #snipershide #gunwerks #precisionriflecompetition #precisionmarksmans #practicalrifleman

The Everyday Sniper Episode 231 - Regina Milkovich Interview This has been a long time coming, but I am honored to have Regina Milkovich on the podcast today. She is the first lady of Precision Rifle Competition, and her insights are well worth the listen. Getting a top shooter's insight helps, and Topics Include: Where she began with precision rifle shooting Training for Competition Match Preparations Mentoring new Shooters Competition Mindset Her take on fitting the rifle to the shooter Fundamental Background at Rifles Only Being left-handed I really appreciate her taking the time to come on and speak to me, this was a great interview. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and don't forget to comment. You can find Regina on both Sniper's Hide as @LHGina, or Regina Milkovich Cheers, #snipershide #everdaysniperpodcast #precisionrifletraining

The Everyday Sniper Episode 230 Marc Taylor AK Banquet Up in Alaska for the weekend, attending the Alaska Precision Rifle Banquet put on by Marc Taylor for the shooting community up here. We all stayed at the Captain Cook Hotel and the banquet was held on the Quarter Deck. Food was excellent, the company was outstanding, the drinks flowed and the stories were funny as hell. Near the end of the podcast, we talk about some lessons learned from the previous years and where we like to see things moving forward. We are always adapting to the needs of our future shooters. I want to thank the 65 shooters for attending with their wives and girlfriends and introducing them to our little circle of trust. Who get the Table 19 reference above? Comment in the app or head on over to the Snipers Hide forum and leave us a message. #snipershide #alaskaprecisionriflecourse #precisionrifletraining Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the discussion.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 229, Final Shot Thoughts, G1 vs G7, Training Welcome to the Everday Sniper Podcast, where we talk precision rifle shooting, long-range technics and all things Sniperific. In this episode, we touch on the following topics: Really Right Stuff Tripods at SHOT Colorado Tripods at SHOT .22 Action Arguments Ultimatum Actions Training Courses for 2020 Website Updates for 2020 Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast. We are also updating the Everyday Sniper website so past episodes can be found. Standby for more on the website changes we work to update the TES experience.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 228 Mike & Frank Shot AAR In this episode we breakdown some of the highlights from the Shot Show we saw working the floor. Now because Mike works the MHSA booth and I am working on different parts of the floor we don't see everything. But we give you our rundown of the week in Las Vegas. Some of the Highlights .22 Actions Accuracy International Zero Compromise Trijicon Ventis Leica Mack Bros Manners Stocks We missed a few topics, Really Right Stuff has a lot this year and failed to mention them. Basically ran out of time, I enjoyed a few other topics that I will talk about separately. But overall a very good look at the 2020 Shot Show experience from our perspective. We tend to work the show different from other influencers, but we have fun. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper. Don't forget to comment on the App!

The Everyday Sniper Episode 227 Emil Praslick Shot Show Here is a Shot Show interview with Emil Praslick from Berger, Lapua, Capstone. He is a wealth of knowledge and has a long history as an AMU Member. Emil breaks down the new offerings from Berger and Lapua including the Long Range Hybrid Target bullets. It's always an education to talk to Emil. He is so smart when it comes to this precision rifle game we all play. #Lapua #BergerBullets #Snipershide #EverydaySniperPodcast More will follow with a complete Shot Show Breakdown coming soon. Thanks for listening, sharing and be sure to Comment.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 226 Caylen @ Shot Show Interview Great interview with Caylen Wojcik of the Modern Day Sniper, We sit down prior to Shot Show and look at the state of the industry, and where we see things going in 2020. I really appreciate Caylen taking the time out during a busy week to talk. I really think you guys are going to like this one as well. We cover: New Technology Instructing Mindset A bit of History There is a ton of nuggets in this episode it, well worth a listen or two. Thanks for commenting in the App everyone, I really appreciate it. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 225: Most Discussed 2019 We have the results from the Podbean Top Podcast of 2019 and we landed in the Top 10 of the Most Discussed Podcasts. This is awesome when you consider our number of subscribers vs the other Top 10 podcasts in their categories this year. This is a bit of a Pre- Shot Show episode talking about some things we might see, hope to see, should want to see. So if you have a suggestion, post it. Thanks to everyone who commented over the last year, you really made a difference. Peace Out

The Everyday Sniper Episode 224 Rudy Gonsior Interview with Rudy Gonsior, former Army Instructor and Currently active in all aspects of training and competition out there. In this episode, I sit down and interview Rudy on a host of topics, everything from: Law enforcement training Competition by Active Duty Personal Competition as a means for training ELR Shooting Veteran Mental Health with Heroic Hearts This was a great discussion considering Rudy and I have not spoken prior to the podcast. We have been around each other at various events like the King of 2 Mile, but it just goes to show there are resources everywhere you look. I appreciate Rudy G taking the time out of his busy schedule to sit down and speak on the Everyday Sniper Podcast. Thanks for listening, sharing and commenting, thanks for being a part of this podcast.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 223, Mike Bush Vudoo 22s Welcome to the Everyday Sniper Podcast, in this episode I talk with Mike Bush from Vudoo Gunworks. Makers of the great 22s we see. The 22 sides of precision rifle shooting as grown tremendously over the years and Vudoo leads the pack. Mike is a long time Sniper's Hide contributor and Vudoo has a great thread with over 90 pages of 22 discussions. 22s are the fastest-growing segment of the precision rifle shooting world. There is so much you can do with a 22. Logistically I find it a much friendly side of the sport. I want to thank Mike for a great interview and thanks to all the listeners of the Everyday Sniper podcast #Vudoogunworks #snipershide #EDSPodcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 222, 100 Yard Zeros Welcome to 2020 and the first new episode of the new year. We are excited to be back and I want to jump right in with precision rifle training. In this new years' episode I have two areas of focus: 100 yard zeroing managing your data I believe every rifle 338 and smaller should have a 100 yard zero. Thinking about this, I also want to look at the type of target we use to zero that may have a bearing. With this in mind, I have been looking at both target design and how we use them. Any way we slice it, we have to work at 100 yards and that work we do there is important. It sets the tone for the rest of our shooting. If we have good groups centered up, we are money, if we are off-center and opened up bigger than a minute, we may run into some trouble down the road. I want to be efficient when teaching students at 100 yards. It can be boring so it's important to focus on tasks being put forth vs just trying to get the round count up. I am considering too, the type of target, circles vs the square, vs a diamond, as I think it matters. Next is managing your data, I made a post on Sniper's Hide about managing your data so be sure to check it out. I think it will help some put down their phones and think about the work to be accomplished. Sniper's Hide Home Page Sniper's Hide Forum Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast #EDSPodcast #snipershide #SAF

The Everyday Sniper Episode 221 2019 Year in Review Mike and Frank close out 2019 in preparation for 2020, so we breakdown a few memorable things, going over some of the much talked about topics. Its a lot of good fun with Mike and Frank goofing on the season. Some of the topics include" Guns we liked or are looking forward to seeing Optics Suppressors Training classes and lessons learned Firearm Accessories Merry Christmas Wishes, Happy New Year Greetings It's all good when we get going and just speak a stream of consciousness style. Thanks to everyone for making 2019 a great year, we really appreciate all the support. Thanks for making the Everyday Sniper Podcast one of the most popular shooting podcasts on the internet. That does not happen without the listeners, which is all of you and not me or Mike. Happy New Year to everyday Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 220 The Merry XMAS End of Season Episode Tons of shout outs to the listeners for another great year of the Everyday Sniper Podcast. I want to thank all those supporting the podcast and the Sniper's Hide Website. In this episode, I wrap up the current user comments in the Podbean App. Answering the final block of questions for 2019 in anticipation of 2020. Subjects include Weight vs Speed Bipods Suppressors Scopes The Podcast, Me and my Rants, Have a safe and Happy Holidays from me personally, to you and your family Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 219 Philip Velayo Talks Precision Rifleman The Listeners are in for a treat, we have Philip Velayo of Gunwerks fame on the podcast today. Really great practical precision rifle discussion. I really dig the flow of this episode and think you all will really enjoy this episode. Philip is a great resource, an awesome ambassador for the sport and all around great dude. We talk, Training Mindset Practical Precision Precision Rifleman Ideology Competition Thoughts Thanks to Phil for taking the time out of his busy schedule to speak with us. Thanks to all the listeners, thanks for sharing, thanks for commenting and being a part of the Everyday Sniper

The Everyday Sniper Episode 218 Innovation and Stuff As we come to the close of 2019 I was doing an article on innovation. The article is designed to drop right after SHOT Show, so I was able to get behind the scenes with a few products and companies so I wanted to touch on what I look for in terms of innovation. Mainly this episode talks about bipods, suppressors, and some of the accessories we see creeping up. The Victor Company stuff, changes to the way we engage targets. Looking out why we innovate. You know how the saying goes, innovate or die. But talking bipods, suppressors and stuff. Sorry about the distractions, with so few hours in the day you have to do what you can when you can. I can't control the doorbell sometimes and it totally blew my train of thought. Thanks for listening, Thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 217 Housekeeping In this episode, I am hitting on a host of topics, everything from user comments to the Triggercam App, including some random musings. Things you will find: Oak Island User Comments Training Schedule for 2020 Mike and MHSA Clarification of some older comments Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast, You guys kick much ass !

The Everyday Sniper Episode 216 Post-Black Friday Gear Talk Did you score on Black Friday, or did you skip the shopping altogether? I scored a few items right around the Holidays, TriggerCam Victor Company AX Rails AXHR ColeTac Nylon Products Podmic Training Time is a Happy Time Those are the items of interest in this podcast, another area of focus is my bitch about the state of the 338LM. I think people forcing the 300gr bullet in a 338LM on us ruined the caliber for many because the heavier bullet does not work as advertised, especially with people pushing it so slow. I give my continued observations on speed overweight again, in my opinion speed wins. The 338LM should be the ultimate sniping round, but going to the 300gr bullet handicapped it by a wide margin and ruined it for a lot of people. Go back in time and listen to some of my older podcasts on stepping down in bullet weight vs the speed gains. I think you will find speed kills and it works better when you bring the speed back into the equations. Too many shooters default to the heaviest bullet of the class, they need to revisit that and see what a lighter bullet at increased speeds will do for you. Pretty mellow podcast, hope you enjoy, Don't forget to comment. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 215 Jim from Prime Ammo In this episode of the Everyday Sniper Podcast, we sit down and talk with Jim from Prime ammunition about his recently announced Group Buy on the Sniper's Hide website. Jim has a new program to offer ammunition at some amazing prices that are being offered in a group buy, crowdfunding format. This is huge for the precision rifle community and specifically the Sniper's Hide members because, it is offering 6.5CM at $1.06 and $1.14 a round, with free shipping. By crowdfunding the bulk purchase and using this same system to offer ammunition people want vs ammunition where you have no choice but to take what they give you. A great conversation all the way around, we really lay all this out for everyone both here in the Podcast and in the Sniper's Hide Forum. To all the Sniper's Hide members and to the listeners of the Everyday Sniper Podcast, thank you for an excellent season, great year and all the support you have given, not just me and Sniper's Hide but all the participating companies who interact with us throughout the year. Please comment on the App, or head over to Sniper's Hide for more discussions. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 214 Mike Talks Leupold HD 5 Scopes Mike is here, and in this episode, we talk scopes and specifically, the Leupold HD 5 7-35x scope was on the table. MHSA had the Leupold reps there recently so he breaks down the Leupold products. Early talking about Mike and his Night Vision night out with Adam. Adam and Mike went coyote hunting recently in the northern part of the state. Nice to have Mike back on the podcast again, it's always good to talk to someone on the other end of the microphone. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and be sure to comment. The comments you guys are leaving are awesome, we really appreciate it.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 213 Special Surprise Guest Episode Who we have here, what can we possibly talking about, well you have to listen to find out. Our special guest comes as no surprise, just surprised we were able to nail him down this great edition of the Everyday Sniper Podcast. I know you will be on the edge of your seat waiting with baited breathe to hear him lay down some knowledge bombs like a B52. Don't mind the silliness of the episode, that is what makes it fun, and if you hear one or two things which may come off offensive, have no fear, it's all in good fun. Sit back, relax, pour a glass of whiskey even if you are driving and enjoy this edition of the Everyday Sniper Podcast. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks for being a part of our journey

The Everyday Sniper Episode 212 Rear Bags, Bipods, Comments Back at it this week, I just shot a short video, did a rear bag lesson and wanted to talk about some lessons learned. We see a lot of different shooters, situations, and equipment when teaching a class. That experience allows us to look at things happening with our precision rifle shooting on a microscopic level. We really want to breakdown this process into the smallest components possible. So with that, we see a lot of rear bag movement which causes some vertical stringing and weird flies with guys because the bag is moving out from under the stock. Choosing the right rear bag is just as important as choosing the right scope. Look at yourself, use your phone to film your technique and really just hyper analyze the process. We do these podcast episodes for you the listener, and the shooter. We want you to know the, "why" behind these things we talk about every week. The why is hte most important aspect of all shooting. Answer that correctly and the rest falls into place. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 211 Vacation Fundamental Truths I am in LA but wanted to knock out a quick podcast for everyone. I did a full day at Disney and right now I am getting ready to head to see Jim at Prime Ammo. In this episode, I talk about the levels in our heads, thanks to a post made by Regina M on Snipers Hide. This illustrates in living color how our head works in terms of viewing the reticle through the scope. This brings me full circle to talk levels and fundamentals. I breakdown the prone position again and how our bodies respond to different elements of our shooting. I think this short but powerful episode will resonate with a lot of new shooters, and some open-minded older shooters too. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and don't forget to comment. Either in the Podbean App or on Sniper's Hide in the Everyday Sniper Section of the forum. California is the state of camel toe, and shall forever be regarded that way.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 210 Joe Salvador of Savage Arms As promised, here is my interview with Joe Salvador from Savage. We are really excited for Joe to be on the podcast. We often talk about a lot of companies and you never know how it will be taken. Joe reached upon hearing some of the issues we had with various Savage Rifles and wanted to address them moving forward. Savage has been quietly paying attention and making adjustments to support the tactical precision rifle world we shoot in. I think he does a great job of laying it out where Savage is headed moving forward. Look for them at SHOT Show in 2020 as there is new stuff announced and new products on the horizon. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and thanks for commenting.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 209 Epic Rant, Hate me, Don't use my Site So I have absolutely nothing to say today, and I am just uploading a podcast because that is what I am supposed to do. This creates a dynamic and often volatile situation where I rant about stuff that pisses me off. So with that in mind, I drop quite a few F-bombs in this episode. I was home yesterday on Sniper's Hide and again I was lectured about my opinion of a competition that was posted in the forum. Don't lecture me on my own website, if you don't like my opinion, go away. I did not invite myself to your house, you came to mine. Otherwise, I don't say a lot in this episode, I am just venting about random bs. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 208 MDT Talk with Kyle and Maarten Welcome to the Everyday Sniper, in this episode we have Kyle and Maarten calling in from MDT. MDT is moving beyond stocks into the long-range precision rifle game deeper and deeper. So with their recent acquisition of Ckypod and JAE, we thought we should talk to them. Topics include New Chassis Shot Show Magazines Oryx Chassis Savage JAE Stocks Great show, I really appreciate the guys coming on to spread the word. Thanks for listening, sharing and commenting to the Everyday Sniper

The Everyday Sniper Episode 207 Treadproof AAR, User Comments Hey welcomes to the Everyday Sniper, Frank from Sniper's Hide here, as usual, and in this episode, I hit on a ton of topics. The knowledge bombs are falling from the Memphis Belle at a rate not seen since WWII. Treadproof Rear Bags Bipods 224 Valkyrie Podbean App Comments Custom Actions Fun stuff for sure... This episode is sure to be a favorite with all the topics covered. I ran away with this podcast going over an hour discussing the questions in the App. As always, thanks for listening, sharing and recommending the Everyday Sniper Podcast. Be sure to hit the Sniper's Hide Forum for a deeper dive into most topics.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 206 Team Safari After Action Report Breaking down the Team Safari weekend, looking at: 224 Valkyrie in a field match Benefits to LE Benefits to the Military Shooters The strategy of the event Comparison between PRS/NRL type events My favorite parts Thanks to everyone for listening and sharing the podcast, Thanks for commenting on the Podbean App Thanks for helping us become a Top 100 podcast on Apple iTunes

The Everyday Sniper Episode 205 JP Rifles, Adam and Team Safari I am down in New Mexico at the Blue Steel Ranch shooting the Competition Dynamics Team Safari Match with Adam Burt GM of JP Rifles This was a last-minute addition to my weekend. I have never shot a CD Match beyond the early Sniper's Hide Matches they hosted for me. So this is a fulfillment of a bucket list match. The nice thing with a CD match is blind stages, under field course conditions. We paired up and are having a blast shooting this event. I am having great results shooting the 224 Valkyrie in my JP and Adam is shooting their version of a bolt rifle built off their APAC Chassis an Ultimatum action in 6.5PRC. The rifles are shooting great and we are having a straight-up blast here. Thanks to CD for an awesome event, thanks to Adam for inviting me and thanks to JP for making a kick-ass stick to launch my 88gr love pills downrange. Don't forget to comment, and to share the podcast. Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 204 Tools, Talk, and Textbooks Welcome to the Everyday Sniper, you have Frank from Sniper's Hide bringing you the latest updates from inside my brain. In this episode, I am talking Tools, toolkits, fix it sticks, Borka Tools, all the stuff you need and should have to keep your rifle up and running correctly. It's important you carry a set of tools with you when it comes to working on your precision rifle. We recommend the borka tools or fix it sticks as they make mission-specific tool kits for your rifle systems. Next, I get you caught up on the group buys happening at sniper's hide. We currently have a Cadex Defense chassis buy as well as a Prime Ammunition discount code being offered to members of the Sniper's Hide Community. Finally, I talk a little racing. I like NASCAR and watched the race on Monday, so I speak a tiny bit about it. Dont forget to comment, to subscribe if you have not already and turn on a friend.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 203 User Comments, Scope Height, Group Buys, Sniper's Hide HI Eric V, welcome to the everyday sniper podcast. In this episode, we had a bunch of really great questions from the listeners that just happen to correspond to some discussions we were having in the sniper's hide forum. We are talking, Left-Hand Gain Twist 224 Valkyrie Twist Rates 224 Valkyrie Bullets Ted's Charts and graphs Me messing up the podcast the first time around Group Buys on Sniper's Hide Scope Height, how high to mount and optic and why All this great stuff is being brought to by the awesome listeners we have. Don't forget to comment in the Podbean App and head over to Sniper's Hide for more Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 202 Jack Master Charts, Interview with Ted H More and more we see hardcopy data is a better way of doing business. The apps have been inconsistent, our phones are constantly being updated and changed. So the only constant in all this all is change. Enter hardcopy charts that are to the next level. Ted H was a student in our precision rifle class this past weekend. he is also known as Jack Master on Sniper's Hide and produces some of the best data charts I have ever seen. We used his Weaponized Math Charts as well his Wind Angle Offset is outstanding. Seriously useful, seriously easy to navigate. Stop by the Sniper's Hide forum for the images of the charts and graphs created to bring your data to the next level. It's much easier to access a laminated page vs trying to access a computer or phone in the field. These charts and theories work, we put them all into practice and the success is unmistakable. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 201 Podbean Comments Plus Does a title for the podcast even matter? I mean does anyone read this stuff I write, because to be honest, I just ramble so there is something written. I find it weird to write what I am talking about, but I suppose there has to be some kind of description or nobody would know what we are about. In this episode, I am talking in circles, reading Podbean Comments, and correcting a few previous mistakes I made in regards to my shout-outs. The comments have been awesome and I appreciate everyone's comments because it is a watched metric. Be sure to keep commenting as I want to see where we fall come the end of the year with Podbean. Don't forget to head over to Sniper's Hide and hang out in the forum. The forum is much better than Facebook, which is just a constant troll fest out there. As soon as one piece of positive information is posted on FB, some idiot comes in and ruins it. On Sniper's Hide, we crush them so only the good gets through to you. Thanks again, and be safe out there, Lowlight

The Everyday Sniper Episode 200 Victory Lap with Marc Taylor We are up here in Alaska at the Sheep Creek Lodge, just finished up our PR 2 class and the reunion for both the lodge and the classes. So Marc Taylor and I are doing our traditional victory lap. We reach a real milestone at the Everyday Sniper with our 200 episodes of the podcast. Some of the topics we cover, Alaska Precision Rifle After Action 2019 season Weaponized Math LE Training alongside civilians in our class Scope test results Reticle Holds Classes for 2020 Game Changer Bags Shout Out Thanks PS, the picture was staged, we don't yell at you, but Marc has a reputation of being a bit gruff at times and this was all in good fun. Don't be scared, Halloween is right around the corner. I cannot believe we have hit 200 episodes, thanks to everyone who makes this possible. Without listeners, we would not be doing this like we are. So thanks again. Please comment, and thanks again for being a part of the Everyday Sniper, we really really appreciate it. I hope you continue to enjoy the content.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 199 Post Class Ramblings I am all over the place today, just a lot of things going on so we want to cover a bunch of stuff I might have missed over the previous week. The knowledge nuggets include MHSA Training Class Shoutout User Comments Sniper's Hide Forum Pre and Post Shot checklists Best Gear 2019 thoughts Manic Musings Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast Cheers,

The Everyday Sniper Episode 198 Special Guest Caylen Wojcik Great conversation with Caylen on a couple of topics: Law Enforcement Sniping and Training Match Thoughts End of Summer catch up Thanks for listening, subscribing, and commenting in the Podbean App. Hope you call enjoy the podcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 197, True Range Zero, User Comments In this episode, I talk about your True Range Zero and what the end-user can do to fix issues with software to help fine-tune your truing. With a true range zero a group that is just .1 mils above center moves your group to 150 yards in terms of how the computer looks at it. So it's important to understand these variations. Talking Gun Control a tiny bit, all about the messaging we are being attacked with. Make sure you do your part. Some singing, a little stairway, and random musings. Finally, we end with User Comments from the PodBean App. Keep the comments coming we all enjoy them. Thanks for listening and being a part of the Everyday Sniper Podcast

The Everyday Sniper Episode 196 Communicate, Move, Shoot Thanks for listening and subscribing to the Everyday Sniper Podcast. In this episode we talk, Communication, Movement and Shooting. Sort of an end of the competition season discussion. We need to communicate before the stage, or even during with a teammate. Then we need to move forward to build our position and finally shoot our targets. So I am taking the Shoot Move Communicate mantra and turning it around in a more logical order of things. I was working with two guys from California this week who are attending the local Competition Dynamics Team event and getting them spun required them to looking at the match in a different way. They shot it before but with very little prep work, so putting in that extra work required this type of discussion. Thanks for listening, commenting and being a part of the Podcast. Hope you enjoy

The Everyday Sniper Episode 195 MN AAR, Back from my class in MN and wanted to say thanks to all who attended. Also a big thanks to Eric S for approaching me about it, then a special thank you to the board members who approved the class. It's always great to visit new locations and see the dynamic of these ranges. The students were awesome too, everyone improved and we got to see first hand the benefit of instruction. Some of the things I talk about in this episode: Minnesota Class Shot Marker Electronic Target System Wind at new locations Foundations Strategies for traveling to new locations Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks for being a part of the Everyday Sniper podcast. Be sure to comment in the pod bean app

The Everyday Sniper Episode 194 Labor Day Musings Here in Minnesota for the Labor Day weekend. Teaching a class here in at the Gopher Hills range and wanted to a drop a Labor Day weekend podcast for you all. In this episode we discuss: Listener Questions 100 yard zeros Hunters vs PRS LE vs PRS Mentality of improvements Training Updates Thanks for listening, sharing and commenting in the Podbean App. We appreciate all the support. Have a safe and happy Labor Day Weekend All

The Everyday Sniper Episode 193 Chassis talk, Hunter Ballistics Musings Welcomes to the Everyday Sniper, in this episode I breakdown some thoughts on Marc's weaponized maths. I shot a video for the Sniper's Hide Online Training featuring the use of the math, and it worked out really well here in CO. I had to make a few minor tweaks at the extended ranges, but overall, excellent little video to show you how to put it in practice. This conversation Segways into the talk of ballistics. A hunter came on Sniper's Hide and was confused by setting up his ballistic computer for his hunting rifle. Part of the issue is trying to have these longer range zeros on the rifles. For a modern shooter, I recommend a 100 yards then for hunting you can always dial up to 200, or 300 yards. But still you need to know you rifle and it's drop. Guys making these long impressive shots on animals are not winging it. They treat it the same as hitting a target in a match. In other words they are putting in their homework on the subject. Another area of interest, stocks and chassis. I put together several rifles this past week. Moving barreled actions around so they match up with a specific chassis or stock I am looking at. Currently I have the McMillan A10 here, with the JP Chassis, the MDT ACC, and finally the Cadex Strike Nuke. So with all these chassis arriving I need barreled actions to put in them. It's important to match the action to the chassis, so I was playing musical chassis. Finally, most of the classes of 2019 are finished or sold out. We are getting ready for 2020, which means I need to coordinate locations. If you want to me to visit your area reach ou to me asap to help set this up. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing and thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast. Peace out

The Everyday Sniper Episode 192 Post Class Wind talk, Chassis, Podbean Q&A Just finished the August MHSA Precision Rifle class here in Colorado. We had a crazy 25 to 45MPH wind hit us on Saturday. So we had a great opportunity to shoot in a 30MPH headwind with Mike's 6CM. Listen to the episode if you want to know what we saw. We do our normal Q&A with the Podbean questions we had some very good ones this time around. Questions like, How do DQ A shooter in a Match What is Quartering a Target LH Gain Twist Questions User Feedback It's always fun interacting with the listeners so be sure to post your question if you want it read during an episode. Finally, I put the call out for some questions regarding stocks. We recently lost JAE as a builder, and people want to know what stocks and chassis are out there and how they can help. Thanks for listening, sharing and being a part of the everyday sniper podcast.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 191 Fundamental Breakdown, Elements vs FoM I was looking over some old military marksmanship manuals, not so much for the mistakes, but to see where things evolved from the Elements of a good shooting position to the fundamentals of marksmanship. And in thinking about the different techniques we use for shooting the various disciplines we engage in, how the fundamentals and the elements of a good position apply. We can free recoil a rifle and still engage in the fundamentals of marksmanship. We can also buy a hit by using the weapon system to balance our position and mask some of the errors induced by our poor fundamentals. As an example, a heavy class benchrest shooter can do a lot to eliminate as much as the shooter as possible. Others attempt to do the same thing in the field. Get a system or supporting device that masks the shooters or minimizes their influence on the shot. It's a practical exercise to look at each of these fundamentals and what we can do to minimize their influence using the gear. It really comes down to education, knowing what fundamental controls what and how the rifle system marries to that fundamental. I talk Accuracy and Precision, we all know the rifle system can have a bearing on both. As will the shooter and his or her fundamentals when it comes to executing the firing task. Hopefully, this episode of the Everyday Sniper makes you think about all there elements. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing thanks for being a part of the Everday Sniper. Don't forget to comment on the Podbean App.

The Everyday Sniper Episode 190 Rex Defense Post Class Debrief Welcome to politically correct Frank, I am host, Fundamental Frank who is gonna depart from my normal ranting style to something more mellow. As several have heard, this past weekend I attended a Rex Defense Seminar in Denver. I saw it while prepping for the Gathering, and decided, why not, attend the seminar. So I did and wanted to post my thoughts but presented as constructive criticism. No harm, no foul right, all in the right mindset. So if you are curious as to my take on a rex defense seminar, here you are, my thoughts. Not too hard, not too soft, hopefully just right to get the concept across through the radio. Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, if you are interested, there is more discussion on the topic at Sniper's Hide in the forums. Don't forget to comment in the comment section.