Magpul Art of the Precision Rifle DVD 2
The shooting and product placement DVD:
Horus Vision H58 reticle, Horus ATRAG and Accuracy 1st fascilities:
HOUR: MINUTE:SECOND
00:00:00
Broken scope field zero
How to field zero your scope and how to use Horus ATRAG to get a dope card.
My comment:
You can also zero same procedure and just set scope turret to what your card says.
00:01:56
The shooters take their scopes off and hands it to the next person, demonstrating the scope mount lever system.
00:02:20
10-20 shots are needed for a complete rangecard.
00:03:40
Sloppy turret dialling can get you lost.
Dial turrets until impact hits required holdover for the field zero range.
00:05:07
Levelling the reticle to the rifle is not at all important. Many shoot with a canted weapon.
Levelling the reticle to the world is important.
00:06:17
Repeating leveling the reticle/scope to the world, not the rifle
00:08:30
Working with Horus ATRAG
00:08:48
First target 238 meters, field zero and using holds.
Dialing till bullet impacts the required hold.
00:09:48
Making windcalls. Good calls, a bit high perhaps.
00:10:08
Good scene for windcall
00:15:48
Horus ATRAG again
Using it to change a zero in order to comply with observed trajectory/ impact
00:18:27
Shooting 610 meter target
00:19:00
Demonstrating the Horus reticle with a sales pitch
00:20:30
Summing up a field zero
00:21:24
Accuracy 1st (Todd Hodnett company) proprietary wind formula
Mixes dividing and multiplication, cannot understand why to use mph format - it complicates the formula.
(Use the meter per second format instead of mph and you eliminate dividing. Wind factor x wind strenght, basic Swedish method...)
00:22:48
Horus ATRAG PDA is a great tool but no crutch.
00:24:45
What wind matters the most for the shooter
00:25:40
Wind over a cliffs edge...
(I find that these shots can be extremely difficult with a lot of turbulence..)
00:25:59
Wind in a canyon picking up speed.
(More so in a V than U canyon and there will be swirling in intersections)
00:26:17
Wind going uphill picks up speed.
00:27:00
Mirage is your helper
00:27:40
Looking at mirage
00:28:16
Accuracy 1st wind formula
(Again, why work in mph, msec eliminates half the math involved...)
00:30:15
Wind course, new chapter
Shooters shoot a range where they can turn their position and get different winds
00:32:30
Using high power on scope to help assess wind and assist shooting
00:34:10
Using the Horus H58 reticle
00:35:00
Talking about canting the rifle and how you need a bubble
00:37:00
(Never seen shooters cant so much before, must be script/dramatics/for show???)
00:37:35
A bubble level on the rifle to prevent cant is extremely important.
00:38:30
Accuracy 1st makes a bubble level. Talking more about the extreme importance of a bubble level/ anticant device.
00:40:20
50% of longrange misses is probably due to canting that wasn't caught with a bubble level.
(well...)
00:41:20
Using Horus webshop lasers
00:41:59
The MIL relation formula.
(Americans make this formula overly complicated. Target mm : mil = range. How many of you guys drive your cars according to a knot speed limit or load your cartridges in tons of powder?)
00:42:30
Accuracy 1st product teaser
00:43:30
Milling and shooting with the Horus reticle
(good!)
00:44:48
Missing because of not checking the bubble
(C'mon, enough already...)
00:45:25
Bracketing the target in the maximum/minimum wind hold. Let the bullet drift into the full target if wind increases (hold minimum on target edge)
00:47:00
Spotters job during windcalls
Shooting
00:49:29
More milling with Horus reticle
00:50:50
Watch you're bubble level or you'll miss...
00:51:15
Showing windcall target bracketing
00:52:20
Talking about subsonic flight and gyroscopic stability
00:53:20
Subsonic Bc in Horus ATRAG
00:54:50
Repeating the importance of fundamentals at long range.
00:55:50
Shooting a 308 at 1217 meters
00:57:17
Hitting 1217 meter target at 4th shot
(This cannot be called effective shooting)
00:58:00
Truing the Bc in Horus ATRAG
00:58:20
The bullet shows the truth
00:59:15
Shooting the wind course
01:00:00
The wind clock vs effective wind
01:01:40
Stay on top of your windcall "don't get locked into a windcall"
01:02:35
Operate the bolt after observing the shot impact
01:04:40
(Is the script writer having a go at the chubby guy???)
01:05:00
Remember fundamentals, load the bipod
01:06:30
Effective wind using the windclock
01:07:35
Make a wind baseline dope and correct off of that
01:09:00
Shooting through thin grass no problem
01:10:00
Short, thick and stiff barrels are good - less harmonics
01:11:40
"See what trigger control does..."
01:12:12
Horus ATRAG
01:13:50
More on the importance of bubble levels
01:14:27
Discussing wind shooting strategy
01:16:30
Scope cant causing miss... again...
01:18:30
Horus reticle demonstration
01:22:15
Walking the windcourse
01:29:50
Summing up the experiences from the wind course
01:30:50
Benefits of the Horus reticle
01:31:40
Benefits of the Accuracy 1st training/ range fascilities.
"Get you off the golf course and into the real world"
Immense learning curve at Accuracy 1st range fascilities
01:41:22
Praise for Accuracy 1st range fascilities ebb out.
01:41:37
The one mile shot chapter
Talking about the importance of fundamentals
01:45:21
First shot - check your anti cant bubble thingy...
Shooting a lot of shots
Eventually a bullet strikes the target
01:50:00
One mile shot finished.
Summing it up
01:52:10
Finish
Tod sum it up
01:52:30
Taking away the "specialness" of longrange shooting.
01:53:48
"Common sense simplistic approach"
01:54:20
Their focus is America's wars, trying to help the kids on every way we can ... (by winning government contracts and selling their products?)
The End
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Summed up:
Still lots of good information if you look past the product placement.
I find the reticle demonstrations to be very nicely made.
It should have been a lot better in the wind reading department, it says little about assessing wind strenght.
The wind reading formula is unneccesarily complicated due to "wrong" wind format.
I received the sublime message of bubble anti cant device. Have. to. get. one.
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