Scout Scope - Rezero and Up Drills

Zeroing the Hilux Scout Scope with the high Warne QD Rings and doing some "up drills" with the practical bush rifle.
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0:00 Intro and setting eye relief
3:50 Zeroing at 25 yards
6:58 Hilux 2-7 Scout Scope turrets
9:59 Up-drills, part 1 - Very Sloppy!
15:54 Up-drills, Part 2 - Much better!
19:52 Conclusion

[@ChrisBaird-xi5se]

I ran my guys thru a lot of coopers drills, like "Rifle 10", with AR10S and M14s, red dots and irons, at 100 to 300 yds. I saw the same confusing phenomenon in our qual as well where they would make great hits standing and miss kneeling. I think it was a combo of over confidence in the better supported position and not taking the same time and focus on fundamentals as when standing. They always did better when I yelled at em to slow down:) I highly advocate sitting on a foot for a highbrid kneeling seated position. A little better support with out sacrificing mobility or elevation to full seated. I have been training with a gen 2 American ranch in 5.56 w/ a can. Love that set up. Keep up the good content and keep your powder dry!

[@BadlandsRifleman]

I’d say that’s exactly what I was doing as well, I was definitely focusing more on the standing shots and just taking the kneeling for granted. I always teach the kneeling over the sitting for the same exact reasons - mobility and ease of getting into position. Plus if you’re “taking a knee” during a halt it’s the position you’re already in so you may as well be good with it. I don’t think anyone would have been real impressed if I assumed a sitting position pulling security lol. Thanks for watching and I appreciate you sharing your thoughts!