Wind Flags Part 1: Why and How to Set Wind Flags for optimal accuracy and precision.
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2023
- Jason Stanley with www.ctdshooting.com/ starts with why hunters and noncompetitors should use wind flags for ultimate precision and accuracy. Stanley then explains, in detail, his process for setting flags for competition in Short Range Benchrest.
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Lots of useful information. Somethings I've never thought about. Even though I am not a 'dedicated' bench rester, this will still be applicable to the matches I do shoot. Thanks I will follow your channel.
You're welcome. I am a big believer that everything has to work together to achieve tight groups. Wind flags are a big piece of that puzzle. If there are any other topics you would like covered send me an email. Have a great summer. Stanley ctdshooting@gmail.com
Excellent video, very comprehensive.
Thanks Mr. Allen.
Very useful video about flags setup. Thanks
Where I can find these flag legs/ sticks???
Thank you for the positive comment and question. Bill Dittman made the poles. They are super nice. Craig Nagel also makes some really nice flag poles. I am hesitant to give their contact information here, but if you want more details please email me at ctdshooting@gmail.com. Thanks!!
Good info mate thanks cheers Yogi 👍
You're welcome.
I attach a laser to my barrel and shine it on the bottom left of the target backer - after aiming the rifle at the top left of the target. As I walk downrange, I know I’m in the line of fire if my body is blocking the beam. I place the flags slightly below and to the left of the beam so I can see them with my left eye (right-hand shooter). I can find the exact location of the beam on my hand.
Sounds like a pretty solid process.
What laser do you use , I have tried a few but haven't found any that are easily visible on bright sunny days .?
Who makes the flags in this video?
TK Nolan (OK) made these flags. I am pretty certain TK does not make flags anymore. If you are interested in double vane flags get a hold of Dave Halblom in DesMoines IA. He used to operate a business called Flying Fish Fundamentals, but I think he retired from that. If Dave can not make you a set, he probably knows who can. Hope this helps
Bison doesn't use near enough data points to be accurate . Just bc and speed .
I use Bison to give me a rough idea. Practice fine tunes that information. Do you have a source you would like to share? Thanks for the comment.
You need to bring the volume up to match other YT video nowadays. They stopped audio compressing all the videos.
You're being played at the same volume I have been watching all day, and I can't hear a thing.
I will double check this for the next videos. Thank you for taking the time to comment