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What Do Professionals Think About Rangetech's Training?

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What Do Professionals Think About Rangetech's Training?

Long range shooting is one of those intersections of science, skill, and art.  It’s hard enough on a flat range, but when done in high winds and from different positions, the difficulty level ramps up.  A lot of the skills used in long range shooting can be honed with decent gear and enough practice, but there is nothing like a solid foundation to build upon.  That is where training like that offered by RangeTech comes in.  Recently, I had the opportunity to experience a one on one long range training course with Mike from RangeTech.  I picked up some great...

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Accuracy vs Precision in Long Range Shooting

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Accuracy vs Precision in Long Range Shooting
...this means that a shooter who is accurate but not precise may hit the target, but their shots may be scattered over a wider area. On the other hand, a shooter who is precise but not accurate may consistently hit the same spot, but miss the target entirely.

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The Three Shot Group and Why It Matters

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The Three Shot Group and Why It Matters

The three-shot group is often used as a measure of accuracy in long-range shooting because it provides a snapshot of the rifle's consistency and the shooter's proficiency. When firing a group of three shots, the shooter is attempting to shoot three bullets as close together as possible. If the bullets land in a tight cluster, it suggests that the rifle is accurate and the shooter has good marksmanship skills. On the other hand, if the bullets are widely dispersed, it suggests that the rifle may have consistency issues or that the shooter needs to improve their technique. At long ranges,...

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How to Shoot Off of a Tripod Accurately

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How to Shoot Off of a Tripod Accurately

Shooting from a tripod can provide a stable and accurate shooting platform, especially when shooting at longer ranges or in windy conditions. Here are some steps to follow when shooting from a tripod: Set up the tripod: Choose a flat and stable surface to set up your tripod. Extend the legs and adjust them to the appropriate height for your shooting position. Make sure the tripod is level and secure. Mount the rifle: Attach your rifle to the tripod mount using a quick-release plate or other mounting system. Make sure the rifle is securely attached to the tripod and that...

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