Sniper’s Hide Releases Precision Rifle Training DVD
Sniper’s Hide has released its first-ever, full-length DVD: Day One: Precision Rifle Training for the Tactical Shooter. This 91-minute DVD focuses on the fundamentals of marksmanship and is the first in a series being produced by Frank Galli and his crew at SnipersHide.com. Since 2009 Sniper’s Hide has offered subscription-based online training videos from within the Sniper’s Hide forum. The Day One DVD is the next evolution in Sniper’s Hide video-based training. The DVD run-time is 1 hour and 31 minutes, with a heavy emphasis on the basics. Day One Precision Rifle Training for the Tactical Shooter is available now in the Sniper’s Hide Store for $60.00.
Companion “Day One” Digital Book for iPads
Sniper’s Hide also offers a companion Day One interactive digital book for iPad users. This iBook features text, photos, and video instruction with a heavy focus on the fundamentals of marksmanship. Designed to compliment the Day One DVD, the interactive “Day One” iBook features instructional text plus video clips from the Day One DVD. Following the same block of instruction as the DVD, this iBook gives the end user another way to view the instruction. Precision Rifle Basics for the Tactical Shooter for iPads can be purchased for $12.99 from the iBookstore or iTunes store.
Watch Sample Video from DAY ONE: Precision Rifle Training
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SnipersHide.com is one of the most popular online communities for tactical-style shooters. The Sniper’s Hide Forum now boasts over 75,000 registered members, and Sniper’s Hide also sponsors major shooting competitions which draw the best tactical shooters in the country. [haiku url=”http://accurateshooter.net/Video/gallidvdaudio.mp3″] Click PLAY to hear Frank Galli (aka ‘Lowlight’) TALK about the Day One: Precision Rifle Training DVD. |
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In looking at the video, I noticed that he does not agree with the usual advice on how breathing while taking a shot should be done. Since I have personally gotten that advice from shooters of known accomplishment, it makes me wonder about his qualifications, and how his method is different from theirs. It also makes me wonder about how the accuracy required to do well in tactical matches stacks up against what is needed for high power and F class.
Boyd Allen:
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Boyd, the tactical rifle really need to be on par with a good f-o rifle as far as accuracy potential, sure you can get in the game with less, but when trying to brake into the top 10 consistently you should really be capable of 1/4moa accuracy. Many of the targets in tactical matches are relatively small and gaining first round hits is essential to win matches. Spotting misses in dirt burms is essential and that is why many of the tac shooters choose smaller cartradges. You wont see many 284s and 7 short mags winning true tac matches. We give up some BC with the 6 and 6.5s but recoil managment is key when you need fast follow up shots and control during awkward positional stages. As an example I was at a match where we were given 7 seconds to hit 3 targets at 440 yards targets were between 1 and 1.25 moa. About 10% of the shooters cleaned the stage. An example from last week-end, we shot off a railing at 1000 yard 66% IPSC. stability was compromised compared to bipod prone shooting so knowing your gun can hold 1/4-3/8moa gives you some “wiggle room” to work with your sight movement and the wind condition.
Relaxed control becomes the shooters friend. Concentration while not tightening up makes for better shooting. Nothing else but you and your technique when you pull the trigger.