04-10-2020, 11:14 PM
Always interesting video's DNS, much appreciated.
Thoughts on the second video where the impact was further back than expected. We did a lot of moving target shooting in the military with motorised targets on rails. The two methods advocated a the time was the 'ambush' technique and the 'tracking' technique. Both work and it was all down to personal preference and consistency (and practise). Having a bipod which swiveled smoothly was also critical and so the tripod from the HK PSG1 was used for other types of rifles due to its super-smooth tracking.
Having watched a lot of your videos I see you use 'tracking' but on this occasion the slow motion at the end of the video shows you stop tracking at the moment you take the shot ('ambush').
Thoughts on the second video where the impact was further back than expected. We did a lot of moving target shooting in the military with motorised targets on rails. The two methods advocated a the time was the 'ambush' technique and the 'tracking' technique. Both work and it was all down to personal preference and consistency (and practise). Having a bipod which swiveled smoothly was also critical and so the tripod from the HK PSG1 was used for other types of rifles due to its super-smooth tracking.
Having watched a lot of your videos I see you use 'tracking' but on this occasion the slow motion at the end of the video shows you stop tracking at the moment you take the shot ('ambush').