Longrange blog 224: Lesson learnt

[@juanjoseermakimix1728]

Perfect! 👍👍🤙🤙beautifull place. Thomas ! more videos please! 😅😅😅😅

[@THLR]

Thanks! I am working on more films today.

[@johnfrederikson2002]

Once again, great job. Thanks. J.

[@THLR]

Thanks for that John, glad you liked it.

[@josephcuratolo5606]

Your entire routine must have taken time, patience and determination. Making corrections and learning along the way. You live in a beautiful country, keep up the good work.

[@THLR]

Many thanks for that Joseph, there will certainly be more films coming along!

[@LastCaress7]

Its cool to see Norma loading the Berger Hybrids. Also cool to see you shooting them way out in Norway. I just recently went on a tour of the Berger facility. Here in California. It was awesome. Dammn good stuff.

[@THLR]

They need to establish a pipeline California - Norway. Nevermind the logistics, just do it!

[@LastCaress7]

THLR.NO tell me about it! I want to visit Norway. Big goal of mine.

[@ctcollinthib]

No more satisfying sound than that steel ringing!

[@THLR]

It is nice. Except when you are parking your car :D

[@marctaylor5610]

Love it. Very witty and clever. That bipod, as you know, is KILLING me. Come to SHOT in 2018 and we visit Elite Iron. :-]]

[@mavainfigatomareva]

Thank you so much for your effort, we appreciate it!

[@THLR]

Thanks for that Davide. THanks for taking the time to view and comment, hope it's worth your time.

[@thomassivertsen4646]

Kan du forklare i litt mer detalj hvordan du beregner gradene på "windcalls" . Er wind fra nord tilsvarende 0 grader og vind fra øst er tilsvarende 90 grader?

[@Josefselvadek]

Very good shooting ! Why don't you rotate the rear cap 45 degrees to the right, so that it doesn't "cover" your elevation turret's reading and you won't need to raise your head to check correct click input (breaking your shooting position) ?

[@THLR]

That lesson has already been learned and your question reflects my current practice.

[@cratxn1]

@5:34 ...the age old question of which head should be allowed to lead man through life AKA "African Engineering" or NR'd

[@THLR]

If it Works...

[@Darkhalfcustoms]

Remind me what type of bipod your using. I think I want one. Plus how do you get the post in the stock for the mount on it?

[@THLR]

It is RPS, Rifle Precision System. A Norwegian company. I'd also look at Elite Iron, it is one of those bipods I am very curious about. The Blaser pin sells from Vertebrae.no

[@Darkhalfcustoms]

Wow just looked at them and my rifle didn't cost that much.

[@THLR]

Yes they are expensive.

[@KURTARNEBERTARNE]

I have a similar setup with the RPS bipod on a Blaser R93, but the rifle stock is not stiff enough and sometimes it puts pressure on the barrel when I pan on the bipod. Did you reinforce your Blaser stock?

[@THLR]

No. Not on the R8 and not on the R93. I've never had that problem but I have heard other shooters report the same thing with their stock. I can only speculate that is has something to do with production batches, but that is a wild guess from my side.

[@John1911]

Consider how wide the barrel channel is on your rifle. Our R8 has the match / safari cut. Perhaps opening up the channel would give you more room? -Marky

[@formanhe]

What bag are you using to rest the stock on?

[@THLR]

It's this one vertebrae.no/no/thlr/thlr-standard-kolbesekk-gronn-med-rode-stropper

[@formanhe]

THLR.NO thanks.

[@PATHFilmsNZ]

Sweet watch.

[@THLR]

Thanks!

[@holymackenaw]

das hinten vorbeifahrende Auto bei 3:49min hat mir die Illusion genommen, dass du immer ganz alleine am Schießplatz bist.

[@THLR]

It is a country road. People DO live here, allthough few.

[@hjerttindrein]

tøft

[@THLR]

Tenk om man hadde skutt så bra hele tiden :P

[@hjerttindrein]

ja det hadde vært noe det.