Epic Long Range Shooting With WMS Firearms Training

Welcome to the brand new episode of Realtree Global Hunting.
It’s time lock and load, as we head to Wales for another Epic Long Range Shooting Session With WMS Firearms Training.
We’ve already shown you how to improve your long range shooting technique and how to shoot long range using the NiteSite Night Vision. On today’s episode, we’re taking it up a notch and pushing it back to 300 metres!
This one isn’t for amateurs; it takes a lot of skill and experience to hit a killzone from such a long distance.
Thankfully, we have our old friends Andrew Venables of WMS Firearms Training and Cai Ap Bryn director of The Wild Food Catering Company on hand to show us how it’s done.
Andrew is a ‘shooting guru’ with years of experience and Cai is no stranger to shooting at long range, but even with their combined skill and expertise this isn’t going to be an easy task, there are plenty of factors that could potentially effect them hitting the target.
When shooting at 300 metres the wind is one of the biggest difficulties that a shooter must overcome. The wind can alter your aim when judging the distance, using a range finder can make a massive difference.
Will they make the grade? Watch the video now to find out.
To find out more or to book your own Firearms Training Session please visit www.wmsfirearmstraining.com.
And to learn more about the delicious food that Cai whips up please visit www.thewildfoodcateringcompany.co.uk.
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[@WallyMerc06]

Great information. Thank you gentlemen.

[@TeamWildTV]

WallyMerc06 Always happy to help :)

[@stanleyhipkiss4690]

Team Wild TV how about a video on why venebales could not track down the lynx and felt he had to destroy a creature that's slowly trying to be reintroduced to the UK after generations of over hunting ?

[@Old-qx4dq]

Hi just wondering if u could do a video hunting with the air arms s200

[@TeamWildTV]

GAMRECORDERS.COM We'll look into it :)

[@stevegarnett]

Nazerine/Byron The point I think he was making was that it is long range "hunting" shots and that he does not favour even 300 meters as being optimal- who can disagree? We are talking in structural and a base line for all hunters. The epic long range shooting title is a misnomer and title on this channel are to be taking with a pinch of salt.

[@tilley3rar]

steve garnett Dead right mate. People never admit to the long range shot they took and missed or worse, wounded the animal. Great vid.

[@sammcclymont5977]

what calibre is the ruger?

[@TheBobfriday]

sam mcclymont they say he's shooting .243 and the guide is shooting 308. @5:55

[@sammcclymont5977]

TheBobfriday Oops missed that, thanks.

[@sammcclymont5977]

Is it just me or is the young guy a better shot than the guide?

[@gnosticbrian3980]

"Long range" 300 meters? Prone and unhurried, you should put them all in the V-bull at that range. Get down to the range and practice more!

[@nazerine100]

U call that long range!!! I shoot at 300 with my 223 free hand with a 4by 32

[@brysonshomaker7094]

I have a 7mm08 that I shot a deer with in a kneeling position at 250 and that was pretty easy

[@pappap3788]

You have misunderstood the salient points of the video. Shooting upto the 300 m distance most shooters will tend to sight the zero point within a collective set of inches. Thereafter, the zero is being affected by a greater number of variables which means you will have to dial in your solution to make sure you have a kill rather than an injury, this was clearly pointed out within the demonstration of the video.