Thread: Trailer no 2 to film no 2

This will mean nothing to you as it has no subtitles, but enjoy the scenery and LOL when you know this was filmed at the height of our northern summer...

https://vimeo.com/ondemand/langhallsskytte2/194677338

Hopefully comes out with subtitles!

Eventually there will be subtitles, unfortunately they got choked in work and was unable to have it by Christmas.

Looks a pretty cold northern summer, good shooting though.

Anyone else get this? Takes me to a Vimeo home page.
Anyone know what the actual title of the video is so I can search it? Cheers.

Sorry no.

It is now streaming with English subtitles. Reviews so far are good.
Must be viewed via browser, the app does not support subtitles.

Cold, wet and miserable. That looked like an English summer. Beautiful country and good shooting.

Originally Posted by Norway

Sorry no.

It is now streaming with English subtitles. Reviews so far are good.
Must be viewed via browser, the app does not support subtitles.

What is the title so I can search for it please?
Cheers.

Link https://vimeo.com/ondemand/langhallsskytte2/194786803

If that doesn't work, its "Lindroth & Norin" and then click title Långhållskytte 2.

@Norway
Just watched your second DVD. Very cool! And very entertaining! Great to see you are human and i think that improves your explanation as to how you work with corrections.
Your technique at the end for dealing with multiple target distances fast was great! Something I will implement into my own system!

Thanks for that, glad you liked it.

Well, if you want to recruit new people one also need to bend a knee and raise other shooters up. If I didn't show my weak sides I would just distance myself and have them think " I can't do this". I find that shooters rarely lack ability or skill to do good longrange shooting. They might lack knowledge or have a performance roof due inefficient techniques, but once shown how to succeed most shooters tend to enjoy LR tremendously.

This is why we decided to show this film in the context of a competition - I wanted a score list to show me as average (I am, no need to fake that), but I also wanted an audience and a measure when I used the effective techniques. It's harder to dismiss a principle as "theory" when the results are simply at a higher level than what everyone else did.

The competition portion was a good watch. An interesting series of stages. Great to watch the Know Your Limits stage - no one wants to walk away when they should have! I like the twist on allowing the follow up shot to keep half your score. I think i'll keep that little detail as well.

Did you find the mental side of the competition caused errors or inefficiencies in your normal shooting technique? Did you perform to your own expectations in the competition? You and Ulf talked about it briefly the following day in the mountains about how you were shooting better up in the mountains than you did on larger targets in the competition.