The Everyday Sniper Podcast: Safe House Recording Post SHOT

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,

15 Mar 20201h 11min

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.

13 Mar 20201h 21min

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.

9 Mar 202049min

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

4 Mar 20201h 12min

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.

27 Feb 202049min

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.

21 Feb 20201h 13min

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,

19 Feb 202046min

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

14 Feb 20201h 13min