Learning How To Shoot Moving Targets with Scott Satterlee (filmed with Triggercam)
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- čas přidán 16. 02. 2021
- We spend a day at the range with Scott Satterlee learning how to shoot movers. Scott takes the mystery out of shooting movers and breaks it down step by step. We utilize the Triggercam so you can see what we see through the scope real time. He also takes us through how to shoot movers with the "ambush" method and the "tracking" method. He demo's how to utilize the kestrel to get an exact firing solution and calculate the movers speed. He also covers his unique "hasty method". It's a lot of material. Enjoy!
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Just saw garand thumb post this video on his Instagram. Great information guys, subscribed!
Thanks!!
Awesome job. Adding the display for the kestrel was a good choice. That’s gonna be hugely helpful to guys less familiar with kestrels.
Wowser! That's a lot of GOOD information! Thanks for putting this together.
Father Thumb directed us to learn.
the kestrel info starting at 3:04 was helpful. thx.
Super helpful video, finally got some clarity on shooting movers. Applied the ambush method today at rocklake, super happy with the results almost cleaned the mover! Great videos guys, thanks.
Yes!! That’s awesome to hear! 👊🏼💪🏼 Kili
This is awesome! Thanks for the cool videos!
You guys are awesome. Thanks
Impressive ! Thank you.
Awesome video guys!
Great video, I sure miss shooting at Rock Lake. Hopefully they open the border up some time soon. Yes I’m Canadian, kind of embarrassed to admit it the way our government is. Looking forward to the next video. Thanks.
We love our Neighbors to the north!!
Your content is great. I'm Enjoying your channels authenticity.
Thank you!
Awesome video. Thank you! I just shot my first match with a mover this past weekend and didn't do so good. I wish I would of watched this video before the match lol
Great video - I learnt a new thing to do with my kestrel today, thank you 😊
Awesome glad we could help! Thanks for watching!
I see you guys shooting on my range ;)
Crist from the kingsville area , very good info on that kestrel, never knew that it could do all of that .
Thanks for the video,and keep it up with those ,good videos.
As a disabled combat veteran just getting into the precision rifle game, you guys have a great channel - easy to digest format followed up with the visuals, all in a timely and curt manner 👍🏻
Thank you!
ThANk YoU foR YoUr SerViCe
Thank you 👍
A+ video guys
Great content! Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Amazed! Ton of knowledge. You should follow him on a hunt!
Cool video
Nice lessons
I know this was two years ago, but "you just started blasting" lmao
That would be a blast!
It is a lot of fun!!
I subscribed
I really like the TOF technique.
Amazing video! Keep up the great content. What caliber is he using in the video?
The Gas Gun ROCKS...🤘
Thanks for this- if there’s wind does the kestrel fig that all in on the lead with a predetermined wind measurement or do u just deduct normal holds after the kestrel fig ur solution? Thanks Jeff
@Scott Satterlee Thanks man -for some reason I couldn’t wrap my head around what needs to happen there
I would like to see the body mechanics of how you guys track the target by moving the rear... Bag orientation, placement, just how far you can track before you have to step... Things like that. I always seem like I'm bobbing up and down when I track
This is really situationally dependent. It’s hard to apply a “rule of thumb” for that.
Hahahah oh fuck i missed it
Great video, just try to clarify my understanding for the readings you mentioned in the video: at 5:42 your Kestrel reads at 400(yards) 1.45Lead, but you were saying 1.6Lead? Am I missing something? My understanding is you use the lead time from Kestrel at given distance minus the half of the target width in mils, that is how to calculate the ambushing, correct?
Yes - we mention in the video that the info shown on the Kestrel is different than what is said because Mike’s kestrel has HIS guns data, which is different than Scott’s, so the lead times are different.
@@longrangewiththelillys1221 Thank you, that makes sense.
I understand all of this but for the life of me cannot figure out why I have no problems going left to right but for some reason right to left is a struggle. Then again I don't get to shoot movers that often so it is likely a practice issue.
I seriously have the same issue. I’m good one way but the other I struggle! Don’t know why! Kili
Most of the time when I see someone struggling going 1 way its because wind, so your 1 mil hold works great 1 direction but it should be 1.3 mils the other way and they keep missing behind it barely. So always dial wind on movers.
@@Prometheuss.cannabis.corner I always dial my wind for this reason as well - Kili
@@longrangewiththelillys1221 I love you guys videos, I shoot over in the southeast hope to shoot with you guys sometime. Are you guys going to shoot any PRS matches this season?
Look for Mike to shoot some AG cup matches this year.
What caliber is that first rifle he’s shooting?
How can you practice this?
What scope u using sir and recticle
We use Leupold MK5 with PR2 reticles now. When we made the video we were using Nightforce
any idea who makes that target/track?
I’m sorry, I have no idea
great video but I don't understand why focus on the leading edge and not just focus on the center of the target ?
Some people find focusing on the lead edge gives a more defined aiming point. Especially with the ambushing method. Holding to the middle of the plate is a more difficult task for some people. In the end it is a lot of user preference