Eric, thank him for me for sharing his thoughts. I don’t do PRS but this is the BEST video on PRS I’ve seen on CZcams. Other videos are like bad commercials. This made me feel like I was there watching and hearing his opinions on the spot.
Thanks for the vid Eric, received my Tuner Brakes for my 6.5 cr and .308 win from your first batch. Just waiting to get to the range. Its a little tricky here in Ontario waiting for the right weather so you can do some data gathering without numb fingers. Keep up the great work on educating us neophytes.
Thanks for explanation! My thought was that there is a level of difficulty built in by Rangemaster or course designer, similar to carrying a briefcase at IPSC to shoot only stronghand or weakhand ... many thanks again from the "developing country" Austria ;-)
When my kid and I were shooting a lot of service rifle; he was on the Texas CTRP Junior team and went to Perry twice with Stan Jarosz (I drove part of the team caravan and shot one year. That was a trip! With four adolescent males for a thousand miles.) Our mantra before shooting was 'He who F**ks up the least, wins." It wasn't about having an out of body shooting day, it was more about being at the right range at the right time on the right relay with all your equipment sorted and present. Just not trying to screw-up. (Either you have cross-fired a target or you are about to.) Work on that , the shooting comes along for the ride. I had on Oh God 10 shot string at my favorite 300 Rapid where I became one with time and space in the 15+ plus years of competitive shooting at local, Regional, and State Matches here in Texas. Cleaned it with 6X. Had them save me the target. I shot best in Civilian Sharpshooter class one year at the Texas State Matches, and as you know, there are some boys and girls that can shoot that call Texas home. Otherwise, I was a very solid mediocre shot. I resisted playing chase the spotter when the Texas wind kicked up, but I wasn't really very good at it. Standing was about minimizing wobble, Sitting was about technique, Rapid Prone was always my favorite. 600 yard was calling the wind. I loved the ripple of fire up and down the line, the cadence and pacing, the last lonely shot a full heartbeat after "Time" rings out and the targets sink below the berm. (I learned "Shoot the Dirt if you run out and still think you can get it off.")
Looks like the tuner is a winner. Can't wait to get mine. (especially considering I run in gas gun division with a M1A) Three months until first match of the season. Lot of dry fire in the garage between now and then.
NEVER NEVER NEVER talk smack about the ease of hitting something until AFTER you've nailed it. Then the next time you go to engage it, it starts all over again. :) GREAT SHOOTING Derek!!!!
@@ErikCortina i have ordered your EC Tuner for my new prs build. I was curious what barrel you would recommend .John Meyers at the ntsa gun club said he runs bartlein for his f class guns.
On your page looking at tuners, is there a benefit to a brake in accuracy? I got savage model 10 in 6.5, theres no kick so idk if theres a benefit to me and my caliber/model for it vs just the tuner. Any help?
Rayners range in central Ohio Close to Zanesville. Is having a steel plate match the 21, 23 and 24. I'll be shooting it the 21 and 24. Come down and check it out. Their first prs matchthis year is February 7.
Third shot on first stage looks like it could have knicked the target, as you can see a dust cloud pop up way off target.... Unless the camera is way off to the side or it was just a horrible shot. Wish they would let spotters make calls while we shoot our matches! 😆
Thanks buddy I would to try. That 8 don't live that far from there i am sorry I don't use your turner brake I made mine a couple years ago they do work
I've been wondering about the performance difference between you prs rifle and your f class rifle. Could you set your prs rifle up in your f class rest and attain similar precision? And if not what would you say is the biggest difference between the rifle/ammo that would set them appart?
Hi Erik .. I am from South Africa ... following your channel ... How can I get a tuner here in SA ? Would love to get one .. Thanks Le Riche Coetzer !!
@@ErikCortina Thanks for the response. I know that came off as a dick comment, but I really didn't mean it to. I guess I could have worded it better. What I meant was that I think I could get out there and do pretty well. I guess that's the whole point; learning and getting better. Anyway, LOVE your channel. Please keep up the awesome videos!
@Erik Cortina I have a question, not particularly related to this video. I am looking at buying some expander mandrels from 21st Century. In the video where you took the novice guy shooting you said to go .002 off the bullet diameter. Now cross referencing that to some of F-Class John's videos he says there is about a .0005 spring back in the brass (see his video about the 21st Century Mandrels). I am not sure if the .002 is the end result you like or if it's the size mandrel you are using. Also I shoot a lot of semi auto so I am not sure if that makes a difference in the amount of neck tension I would need. I want to get more than one mandrel (per caliber) to be able to experiment around a little but I am looking for a bit of help here before I fork out a few hundred bucks. Maybe 3 or 4 mandrels per caliber (if needed) would work. Again this is basing things off of the idea that expander mandrels work better for getting consistent neck tension.
You are over thinking it. Do as I told him, get a mandrel 0.002” under bullet diameter. Get two bushings, one 0.003” and another one 0.004” under loaded round neck diameter and experiment with those two.
@@ErikCortina I watched that video and I don't recall anything about a bushing. Can you please clarify? I am thinking either you mean the whole bushing die set or to put just the bushing over the neck before using the mandrel to ensure concentricity. I'm not 100% sure but I think the part about the bushings never made it to the final edit in that video.
You size with the bushing first. .003-.004 smaller than a loaded round. Then you open the neck up with the mandrel .002. So you end up with ..001-.002 tension after expanding.
@@redfishslaya9501 Ah. That makes sense. I bought some expander mandrels for one caliber (and the die for them) to experiment with. I also bought a couple of neck tension gauges from Ballistic Tools as well. I am going to play around a bit and see what I can make happen. I load a lot more calibers so buying a ton of different dies and whatnot can add up quickly. Especially now that everything is OOS and people are price gouging.
are you going to make a tuner brake for 6mm? would love one for my 6mm arc ar15. yes it is not a bolt action but i want to see how good i can get a semi auto platform to shoot. if i can get half moa i will be happy
Seems like a solid dude. I appreciated his humility. Guessing the mulligan and spotting was a local match thing? Nothing against the shooter, just wondering if that's the case
Hi there! I am sitting here in Austria and I am very envious of you! You have such great opportunities to shoot! PRS does not exist for us. I have some questions: Why does Derek lug the tripod with him on the stage in the container and reach out with an arm under it? And: is it always possible to describe the weapon and ammunition - because we have no ideas about this sport here ... kind regards!
I'm not competitive in this sport but I can tell you what he's doing. He's using the tripod as a way to stabilize the rear of the rifle. He's gripping his support fist on the tripod leg and resting his shooting bicep against his fist. Therefore the rear of the rifle is supported in a very stable way. A lot of these matches make things difficult by forcing into shooted awkward heights where you're a little bit off balance. Oops for example that rope support was designed to be wobbly. Anywhere he can manufacture repeatable stability is an advantage. he is basically going to be doing the same grip on his tripod and get the same support no matter where he is even if it's higher or lower on the tripod leg the angle will be the same as what he can practice at home.
great looking rifle and the break seems amazing. Question about the first stage though. Why does he take the tripod with him and wrap his arm around it but not actually rest on it. Have seen this done before but can't understand why
how come he is getting spotting calls on a stage? We certainly don't do this unless you are being coached and then you don't get points. This a Texas thing?
@@ErikCortina Excellent. We do the same for our local matches as well. Great way to attract new shooters and give them a feel for the fun! Nothing quite as satisfying as getting hits at range when you've never done it before.
Hi Eric, It is a pleasure that you are willing to share and experiment with all if us. I am definitely learning good stuff from you. Your tuner is my next purchase. I want it with your brake if the brake is actually efficient enough. 1) How does your brake compare to the AP4 or bastard brake. 2) I am waiting till you have a brake designed for the big cals. 338 and up, because drilling out a smaller brake to 338 loses efficiency. I an looking to build a lightweight 338 Lapua and will need a very effective brake. Please build the larger brakes NOW. Don't keep putting it off. 3) Please get your stuff on ebay and Amazon so we can use our ebay and Amazon points to purchase. I am very impressed with you and your fervor for the shooting "arts".
It was a brand new barrel that hadn’t been shot yet. They typically “speed up” after 40-100 rounds or so. They can speed up anywhere from 20-100+ fps and are considered “broke in” after those rounds.
Hey Eric - in line w/this video - my barrel is broke in and now I’m trying to use all available tools to get rounds on target in the first shot. I’m doing something wrong. All the ballistic data, environment variables, shot angle is accurate. That said 1st shot no matter the yardage is always at least 1 MIL high. Is there something obvious that I’m doing wrong? I’m a long range FNG forgive the novice question
@@ErikCortina I zeroed this weekend at 100. When you say verify the data that means poke it out say 300 and use the reticle w/o dialing correct? Thank for the guidance. I’ll look around for an explanation of what you’re describing. Have you made a video about that? I’d rather watch you do it. I promise I’ll leave ya be now! Haha. Thank you brother.
Trying to put a round into a target at distance with the wind kicking up is hard. Under 300-200 yards/meters its all about good shooting fundamentals, decent barrel and trigger and consistent ammunition. Beyond 300, reading the wind becomes all consuming and is hard to do as well knowing versus estimating distance for any particular rifle and ammo. (This won't be any fun when all you can shoot are simulated laser rifles. Think rail guns. No need to know distance or windage; damn thing flies in a straight line for its range.) Practice and more practice.
@@ErikCortina Hi Erik, I prefer your F-Class videos by far, or anything related to extreme accuracy. For me PRS looks like training for war : I find it ridiculous, the guys who like to train for it should join the army to know really what it means. Peace man !
@@grosminetytp5520 a lot of the guys that end up shooting these matches already been in the military and police. However shooting matches like these translates over to hunting scenarios as well like an uncomfortable rock shooting a goat or a fence post shooting a hog.
@@ErikCortina I'm looking to get a muzzle brake for my proof research barrel. On MPA's site, it says that your tuners can't be used on Carbon Fiber barrels. Does this mean the EC Tuner Brake can't be used on my rifle with a CF barrel?
Eric, thank him for me for sharing his thoughts. I don’t do PRS but this is the BEST video on PRS I’ve seen on CZcams. Other videos are like bad commercials. This made me feel like I was there watching and hearing his opinions on the spot.
I noticed everyone that wears overalls always places in the top 10
I’m going to buy overalls now!!! 🤣
I bought me a pair last week, after noticing the same phenomenon. 🤣😂
lol
Learned that lesson at shoot for the green in Oklahoma. The guys that outshot me all had overalls and a four teeth.
@@timothyletkeman HA HA HA!! :-)
I just bought one for my 308. I have wanted one since they came out. Can’t wait for it
Looking like the tuner brake is hands down working, can't wait till I get mine.
Sure would be nice... lolz just messing with ya Erik. Perfection takes time. Great Vid.
Can you imagine what this dudes score could have been if he’d quit neck sizing!
Awesome channel Erik. Learning a ton of info. Shooting and especially reloading. You’re my go to channel now. Thanks man.
I loved the video! A great proof of concept and behind the scenes look!!! Thank you!
Ordered in your tuner break for my 26 Nosler. Happy birthday to me!
I like that kind of shooting plus it’s nice to see him joking about the misses,it makes it more fun 😀
Thanks for the vid Eric, received my Tuner Brakes for my 6.5 cr and .308 win from your first batch. Just waiting to get to the range. Its a little tricky here in Ontario waiting for the right weather so you can do some data gathering without numb fingers. Keep up the great work on educating us neophytes.
Watching from Australia Eric , some great shooting and that break tuner is doing it's magic. Great vids mate .👍
Fun match to watch ,looks like the tuner brake was spot on. 60fps gain must have been a big play to track . Thanks for sharing Erik
Pretty dang good for winging it. Lol 100% the tuner brake works
I think you put out some of the BEST videos on you tube!!
Being on camera always makes you shoot better, right? Really enjoyed the video. Thanks. J.
I've never shot a match where MV could be confirmed mid match!!
Keep shooting., and enjoy your trip. We’re all growing. God bless
"That's a super simple target to hit it's huge" 1st round whiff!!! LOL This was a cool video...
I didn’t even know this video was posted wth man that tics me off
Great!! Thanks a bunch. Best wishes. J.
Enjoyed the video Thks keep up the great work
Many thanks , Cortana 👍🏻👌👍
Great video Love the Target video in the corner!!!
Nice shooting. Thanks for sharing
I think he very lucky to have for a teacher and show just what it takes.
Derek is always a class act
Excellent. There is no arguing with that 👌
Thanks for explanation! My thought was that there is a level of difficulty built in by Rangemaster or course designer, similar to carrying a briefcase at IPSC to shoot only stronghand or weakhand ... many thanks again from the "developing country" Austria ;-)
When my kid and I were shooting a lot of service rifle; he was on the Texas CTRP Junior team and went to Perry twice with Stan Jarosz (I drove part of the team caravan and shot one year. That was a trip! With four adolescent males for a thousand miles.) Our mantra before shooting was 'He who F**ks up the least, wins."
It wasn't about having an out of body shooting day, it was more about being at the right range at the right time on the right relay with all your equipment sorted and present. Just not trying to screw-up. (Either you have cross-fired a target or you are about to.)
Work on that , the shooting comes along for the ride. I had on Oh God 10 shot string at my favorite 300 Rapid where I became one with time and space in the 15+ plus years of competitive shooting at local, Regional, and State Matches here in Texas. Cleaned it with 6X. Had them save me the target. I shot best in Civilian Sharpshooter class one year at the Texas State Matches, and as you know, there are some boys and girls that can shoot that call Texas home. Otherwise, I was a very solid mediocre shot. I resisted playing chase the spotter when the Texas wind kicked up, but I wasn't really very good at it. Standing was about minimizing wobble, Sitting was about technique, Rapid Prone was always my favorite. 600 yard was calling the wind. I loved the ripple of fire up and down the line, the cadence and pacing, the last lonely shot a full heartbeat after "Time" rings out and the targets sink below the berm.
(I learned "Shoot the Dirt if you run out and still think you can get it off.")
Spent some time(on the job clock) there in TX !✌️
A really enjoyable video.
Looks like fun!
Looks like the tuner is a winner. Can't wait to get mine. (especially considering I run in gas gun division with a M1A) Three months until first match of the season. Lot of dry fire in the garage between now and then.
So after a year how much has the EC TUNER Brakehelped or hurt your gas gun? Is it 308 or 6.5 Creedmoor or 6mm ARC or what? Thanks
Thanks Eric
I'm sold. Going to wait for when they come in black.
Doing the same.... just waiting on black version.
Gunna be hot shootin in black overalls.........
@@adammedica6394 😂🤣
I lied. Just ordered a stainless. Can't wait any longer.
NEVER NEVER NEVER talk smack about the ease of hitting something until AFTER you've nailed it. Then the next time you go to engage it, it starts all over again. :) GREAT SHOOTING Derek!!!!
Impressive to say the least... gonna have to have me one now you have my interest perked up.....
I have a Harrell's tuner brake on my current 6 Dasher gun. Doing a build in 6 ARC, going to get the ECTuner for it. Great video!
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@@ErikCortina i have ordered your EC Tuner for my new prs build. I was curious what barrel you would recommend .John Meyers at the ntsa gun club said he runs bartlein for his f class guns.
That was awesome
I could only imagine how much that net was swinging through the scope
That’s right, it’s only a game. Precision is a life long adventure. Enjoy the ride 🤓
Looks fun
On your page looking at tuners, is there a benefit to a brake in accuracy? I got savage model 10 in 6.5, theres no kick so idk if theres a benefit to me and my caliber/model for it vs just the tuner. Any help?
Hope our matches start in Ohio I'm having withdrawals
Rayners range in central Ohio Close to Zanesville. Is having a steel plate match the 21, 23 and 24. I'll be shooting it the 21 and 24. Come down and check it out. Their first prs matchthis year is February 7.
Third shot on first stage looks like it could have knicked the target, as you can see a dust cloud pop up way off target.... Unless the camera is way off to the side or it was just a horrible shot. Wish they would let spotters make calls while we shoot our matches! 😆
Can't wait until mine comes
Backordered one. Hopefully it won't take too long
What action is he using, man that bolt lift is effortless, awesome video Eric.
Impact Precision
My impact don’t run that easy and it’s broke in.
Soon will order my tuner had a few setbacks but soon
Funny how we’re in the way most of the time 🤓
I haven’t had much time to watch your videos lately and haven’t seen any Barndo ones pop up. Hope you are doing well. Good shooting!
Thanks buddy I would to try. That 8 don't live that far from there i am sorry I don't use your turner brake I made mine a couple years ago they do work
I've been wondering about the performance difference between you prs rifle and your f class rifle. Could you set your prs rifle up in your f class rest and attain similar precision? And if not what would you say is the biggest difference between the rifle/ammo that would set them appart?
No comment after year kind of sux
I didn't really get where the Tuner Brake helped or hurt.The Brake part helped but so do a bunch of brakes
Tripods need to get out of PRS. One bag and a bipod should be the limit so it doesn't resemble open class BR or F-class
Erik's tuner brake looks/is very effective, just wondering, what load is Derek using and how much does his rifle weigh?
Hi Erik .. I am from South Africa ... following your channel ... How can I get a tuner here in SA ? Would love to get one .. Thanks Le Riche Coetzer !!
Sorry if you have covered this many times but I am new here. Do you do barrel break in on new barrels? If so what do you do? Thank you in advance
nope I never broke in a barrel, start shootin...but I'm not Eric..barrels r ready to go Imho..I work up loads but no brkin
No barrel break in.
Where do you find these matches at? How do you compete in one? Been wanting to try one and see how well I can do?
www.precisionrifleseries.com
Look for clubs that have matches and attend their monthly matches.
This gives me the confidence to try my first PRS match. I'm not talking shit here, really, but I was not impressed. Very makeable shots.
That’s the entire idea. :)
Get out and shoot. You’ll have fun.
@@ErikCortina Thanks for the response. I know that came off as a dick comment, but I really didn't mean it to. I guess I could have worded it better. What I meant was that I think I could get out there and do pretty well. I guess that's the whole point; learning and getting better. Anyway, LOVE your channel. Please keep up the awesome videos!
@@adampennington8954 have you shot a match yet?
@Erik Cortina I have a question, not particularly related to this video. I am looking at buying some expander mandrels from 21st Century. In the video where you took the novice guy shooting you said to go .002 off the bullet diameter. Now cross referencing that to some of F-Class John's videos he says there is about a .0005 spring back in the brass (see his video about the 21st Century Mandrels). I am not sure if the .002 is the end result you like or if it's the size mandrel you are using. Also I shoot a lot of semi auto so I am not sure if that makes a difference in the amount of neck tension I would need. I want to get more than one mandrel (per caliber) to be able to experiment around a little but I am looking for a bit of help here before I fork out a few hundred bucks. Maybe 3 or 4 mandrels per caliber (if needed) would work. Again this is basing things off of the idea that expander mandrels work better for getting consistent neck tension.
You are over thinking it.
Do as I told him, get a mandrel 0.002” under bullet diameter.
Get two bushings, one 0.003” and another one 0.004” under loaded round neck diameter and experiment with those two.
@@ErikCortina I watched that video and I don't recall anything about a bushing. Can you please clarify? I am thinking either you mean the whole bushing die set or to put just the bushing over the neck before using the mandrel to ensure concentricity. I'm not 100% sure but I think the part about the bushings never made it to the final edit in that video.
You size with the bushing first. .003-.004 smaller than a loaded round. Then you open the neck up with the mandrel .002. So you end up with ..001-.002 tension after expanding.
@@redfishslaya9501 Ah. That makes sense. I bought some expander mandrels for one caliber (and the die for them) to experiment with. I also bought a couple of neck tension gauges from Ballistic Tools as well. I am going to play around a bit and see what I can make happen. I load a lot more calibers so buying a ton of different dies and whatnot can add up quickly. Especially now that everything is OOS and people are price gouging.
are you going to make a tuner brake for 6mm? would love one for my 6mm arc ar15. yes it is not a bolt action but i want to see how good i can get a semi auto platform to shoot. if i can get half moa i will be happy
Yes
After talking about how bad the mirage was Derek mentioned staying on top of mirage. How do you stay on top of mirage?
Good question I'd like to know the answer to that too.
Question?? Can your tuner be used on a suppressed rifle?
Good Video..
What is the name of that range down there in Pearsall again?
Which bag is he using? THX! Great video, learned a lot.
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@@derekwebster186 thanks! Great shooting!
Eric what about a bigger tuner for a rifle like a 300 PRC in Black? Any of those in the works someday?
This tuner will work. Black will be here soon.
I really like the show
Seems like a solid dude. I appreciated his humility.
Guessing the mulligan and spotting was a local match thing? Nothing against the shooter, just wondering if that's the case
Would this tuner turn my 5 MOA AR into a 2 MOA AR?
No where in Louisiana to shoot @ that range I’m jealous 👌🦆
what's the length and contour of his barrel?
Can I shoulder bump with a lee full size die? Its only a tikka t3 hunting rifle I’m trying to get a load for
Hi there! I am sitting here in Austria and I am very envious of you! You have such great opportunities to shoot! PRS does not exist for us. I have some questions: Why does Derek lug the tripod with him on the stage in the container and reach out with an arm under it? And: is it always possible to describe the weapon and ammunition - because we have no ideas about this sport here ... kind regards!
I'm not competitive in this sport but I can tell you what he's doing. He's using the tripod as a way to stabilize the rear of the rifle. He's gripping his support fist on the tripod leg and resting his shooting bicep against his fist. Therefore the rear of the rifle is supported in a very stable way. A lot of these matches make things difficult by forcing into shooted awkward heights where you're a little bit off balance. Oops for example that rope support was designed to be wobbly. Anywhere he can manufacture repeatable stability is an advantage. he is basically going to be doing the same grip on his tripod and get the same support no matter where he is even if it's higher or lower on the tripod leg the angle will be the same as what he can practice at home.
great looking rifle and the break seems amazing. Question about the first stage though. Why does he take the tripod with him and wrap his arm around it but not actually rest on it. Have seen this done before but can't understand why
@Wayne Flanigan i mean brake.... ooops
He was holding the tripod with his offhand to support the rear of the rifle.
I was hoping someone would ask that question😊🤔🤯😖
Badas* !
What profile is that barrel
how come he is getting spotting calls on a stage? We certainly don't do this unless you are being coached and then you don't get points. This a Texas thing?
It’s a CZcams thing. 😁
It was a club match and it’s allowed to help new shooters.
@@ErikCortina Excellent. We do the same for our local matches as well. Great way to attract new shooters and give them a feel for the fun! Nothing quite as satisfying as getting hits at range when you've never done it before.
Hi Eric,
How does your brake compar
Hi Eric,
It is a pleasure that you are willing to share and experiment with all if us. I am definitely learning good stuff from you.
Your tuner is my next purchase. I want it with your brake if the brake is actually efficient enough.
1) How does your brake compare to the AP4 or bastard brake.
2) I am waiting till you have a brake designed for the big cals. 338 and up, because drilling out a smaller brake to 338 loses efficiency. I an looking to build a lightweight 338 Lapua and will need a very effective brake. Please build the larger brakes NOW. Don't keep putting it off.
3) Please get your stuff on ebay and Amazon so we can use our ebay and Amazon points to purchase.
I am very impressed with you and your fervor for the shooting "arts".
I’ve never been to a PRS Match before were they allow you to do over.
It was a club match. You have the option to buy a mulligan.
Erik how do I get to subscribe to patreon
Go to video description and link is there.
@@ErikCortina 👌
You stood us up at R.O. 🙁🙁
😬
I’m curious as to why the barrel was speeding up. Was it barrel life? Just heat and environmental differences ?
It was a brand new barrel that hadn’t been shot yet. They typically “speed up” after 40-100 rounds or so. They can speed up anywhere from 20-100+ fps and are considered “broke in” after those rounds.
@@jarrodgreen195 oooh okay. Thanks!
Damn 16 in gong at 357 really puts my 6in gong at 300 into perspective
When we getting more concrete videos???
Hey Eric - in line w/this video - my barrel is broke in and now I’m trying to use all available tools to get rounds on target in the first shot. I’m doing something wrong. All the ballistic data, environment variables, shot angle is accurate. That said 1st shot no matter the yardage is always at least 1 MIL high. Is there something obvious that I’m doing wrong? I’m a long range FNG forgive the novice question
Yeah, something is off. Make sure you are sighted in at 100 yards and then verify your data at long range. Adjust ballistic program to match.
@@ErikCortina I zeroed this weekend at 100. When you say verify the data that means poke it out say 300 and use the reticle w/o dialing correct? Thank for the guidance. I’ll look around for an explanation of what you’re describing. Have you made a video about that? I’d rather watch you do it. I promise I’ll leave ya be now! Haha. Thank you brother.
No, I mean dial what app says to dial and see how far off you are.
Make sure you enter Density altitude.
@@ErikCortina cool thank you.
Trying to put a round into a target at distance with the wind kicking up is hard. Under 300-200 yards/meters its all about good shooting fundamentals, decent barrel and trigger and consistent ammunition. Beyond 300, reading the wind becomes all consuming and is hard to do as well knowing versus estimating distance for any particular rifle and ammo. (This won't be any fun when all you can shoot are simulated laser rifles. Think rail guns. No need to know distance or windage; damn thing flies in a straight line for its range.)
Practice and more practice.
While at the range have you ever heard a gun shot go off behind the firing line ?
Is that Remington?
I thought the same thing but when he didn't say "sir" every sentence I wasn't sure.
Why do you have to drag the tripod with?
Don’t have to. He chose to use it as rear support.
@@ErikCortina ok thank you for cleaning that up
Jesus !! Mirage was a bastard !!
What. Is. Up. With the f-in tripod???!!!
I chose to use it for rear support. It helps the shooter see where the bullet hits.
The “tripod” was running the camera. 😁
Sign me up I want to buy one of them tuners
Erik you too old for all that scrambling.☺
I will never understand PRS. Why talking about "precision" when shooting in these positions ? This is definitly not my cup of tea
Sounds like NRL (National Rifle League) is for you. Shoot some of their matches. You’ll have fun.
@@ErikCortina Hi Erik, I prefer your F-Class videos by far, or anything related to extreme accuracy. For me PRS looks like training for war : I find it ridiculous, the guys who like to train for it should join the army to know really what it means. Peace man !
Life would be boring without variety.
@@grosminetytp5520 a lot of the guys that end up shooting these matches already been in the military and police.
However shooting matches like these translates over to hunting scenarios as well like an uncomfortable rock shooting a goat or a fence post shooting a hog.
@@ErikCortina I'm looking to get a muzzle brake for my proof research barrel. On MPA's site, it says that your tuners can't be used on Carbon Fiber barrels. Does this mean the EC Tuner Brake can't be used on my rifle with a CF barrel?
Mr Cortina! You cannot coach the shooter while he's running the stage. No outside input from anybody except to call impact.