The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Safe House Recording Post SHOT

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.

29 Okt 202057min

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.

20 Okt 20201h 11min

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.

14 Okt 202043min

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.

7 Okt 202031min

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,

28 Sep 202038min

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,

16 Sep 20201h 22min

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?

10 Sep 202048min

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.

3 Sep 202055min