Newbie Question - Wanting to get into Precision?

[rodralig]

The shipping/receiving department looks a little cluttered, just saying.

Hahahaha!!!

Wait you paid for a cardboard spacer? Haha j/k.

Indeed... Indeed...

OP,

I bought the same scope, I didn't see if you mentioned if you chose FFP or SFP?

I got the FFP so I don't need to do "conversion" of the reticles at ranges. It just simplifies things, IMO.

The bipod looks way better-

Thanks! Yeah, definitely looks better, and feels way more stable.


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[seansmd]

BTW if you haven't looked on the Vortex site they have some well put together videos for us noobs.

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[diver160651]

BTW if you haven't looked on the Vortex site they have some well put together videos for us noobs.

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Sense most of this thread seems to be centered around Precision Tactical Rifle, I'd recommend one of the better field courses like at Rifles only, Core or maybe Mile High. In person training is key, but so is getting good training that promotes fundamentals and doesn't have you walking out the door, 1/2 baked.

That said, a good place to view some online training is from Frank @ the Hide, it is really affordable Snipers Hide

If one is interested in Precision Rifle in the "positional game", NRL/PRS etc. and a little further along. You might want to try Jake V's online course. Jake can really shoot and has an online set of videos that are not really geared to new shooters, but positional shooters that get worked by the clock or the positions. I think his offerings are about $75 for a whole series and can be found (were I get my steel) J.C. Targets.

I think it best to view the online stiff as a preview to what the guys can help a shooter with in a onsite class.