Help with Offhand Rifle Shooting

[P.E. Kelley]

http://youtu.be/vj2Vai5Q3fw

 

[dennishoddy]

Good to see you again Mr Kelley. Great tip. I have shot a thursday night high power offhand match in the past, and was just middle of the road. We may start this match up again shortly, and I'll sure try your tip.

 

[Burk Cornelius]

Nice. Thanks Pat. Good stuff, as alwaya

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[Matt1911]

Looks like I'm gonna be trying to ring the gong at 200 next time I hit the range.

 

[OR3GUN]

By the thread title, I thought you were ASKING for help with offhand rifle shooting. I thought I was in the twilight zone.

Excellent video! I've tried to explain that concept to people before, without much luck. I will now direct them to your video for a clear demonstration. Thanks!

That technique has served me well in all but two rare cases that both involved stage guns and digital optics. My approach tends to come in a little hot and the latency in the digital systems was enough to turn what you see into not so much what you get. After extensively digging around in spec sheets, I eventually came to the conclusion that approach shooters probably shouldn't use digital optics.

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[Rader89]

Great video, going to apply this next time at the range

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[crsuribe]

Thank you for sharing Pat

 

[PeteMcGuire1881]

Great video. I used this technique when I shot competitive archery. Never thought to use it with a rifle.


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