LR Blog 342: Basics of longrange shooting

Starting to explain ballistics and repeating the basics of rifle shooting.
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[@flolito14]

Quality content! I really like the "style" of your new videos.

[@THLR]

Thanks, will have at least two more episodes on the basic skills.

[@zachariaszut]

Your already excellent channel has improved. The amount of information conveyed by your narration passes greater knowledge. Concise, precise and direct. The subtle accent is spot on. Congratulations and thank you.

[@THLR]

Thanks for that. Speaking in front of the camera is getting easier now.

[@MikeGuadango]

@@THLR you’re doing a fantastic job.

[@THLR]

@@MikeGuadango Thanks, much appreciated!

[@ericrumpel3105]

Quality/Disciplined shooting practice,....& as always excellent informative video - Thanks SO much fer sharing !!.....never miss a video from you & Rondane Longrange - always inspirational - Thanks Again !!

[@THLR]

Me and Rondane Longrange are actually related through family...

[@TheHybridHunter307]

Outstanding! You're really taking your channel to another level. Thank You

[@THLR]

Thanks glad you liked it. Should have another two episodes on the basics, next should be ready in November.

[@chrome8675]

Nice work Thomas, Always learn something from what you offer! Caribou season is just around the corner.

[@THLR]

Good luck, fingers crossed you'll hit both migration & weather well. Just in from hunting sika and fallow deer myself.

[@bradleytyrrell4417]

Awesome episode Thomas very informative I'll put into practice tomorrow 👍 thanks and hope too see more

[@THLR]

Thanks. Editing the next episode now, should be out in November.

[@jagdpassionnet7158]

Always a pleasure to see your Videos! Great shots! Technikel perfect and a every time spiced with a bit fun. I like it! Greetings from Germany! Andreas

[@THLR]

Thanks Andreas, hope the season is treating you well. Was just away in Ireland as travel restrictions have somewhat lifted, good to see deer again. They were working with labradors, soft and steady dogs but perhaps a little too keen to move forward.

[@joelclark2130]

Thank you so much for the great video I learned a ton, I'm gonna watch it again

[@THLR]

Great to hear. Good luck with your progress.

[@danmacdonald1291]

Absolutely awesome video’s Thomas! Love the new format and additional content as you talk through the fine points! Brilliant...

[@THLR]

Thanks Dan, just in from another trip and I estimate another 5 months worth of films are in the box waiting for editing.

[@danmacdonald1291]

@@THLR Keep it coming mate, if you decide to get on the Patreon to help fund the projects, make it known...

[@THLR]

@@danmacdonald1291 Thanks for the encouragement Dan, but I don't see that anytime soon. Finished up another episode last night and started a new one this morning. Trying to learn audio and have ordered some new microphones/ camera to up the sound and target images.

[@danielnilsson9198]

Excellent video sir! You sad something very important.. "Bring the rifle up to you." That's true! I think the idea of laying so low as possible, probably comes from the military. THLR.NO is better than ever👌😊

[@THLR]

That sounds very plausible. Thanksfully a lot of myths and a few designs have started their decline...

[@Johnerik01]

Love the content. Now you’ve got me looking into a Triggercam and questioning my methods of not bringing the rifle up to me! I tend to get sore after a day of laying prone. I think I am using too many muscles.

[@THLR]

Yeah, you're definitively not supposed to be sore. It is not that success is impossible in other positons, but it's more predictable and consistent with a relaxed position.

[@petercampbell3828]

Great information. We use a target like that (homemade) and it adds to the challenge and the fun. Your narration is very good. Thanks.

[@THLR]

Glad you liked it Peter, will have the next episode available in November. It's a bit difficult to find the words, I catch myself being less than precise quite a few times.

[@petercampbell3828]

@@THLR I can assure you that your English is much better than my Norwegian!

[@THLR]

@@petercampbell3828 English is a much more useful language, so the motivation for learning is higher!

[@aldorizzo9786]

Great video as usual and even better. Interesting and helpful. Thank you so much!

[@THLR]

No problem, glad you found something useful. I have already filmed the complete season, just need to find time for editing.

[@zj2870]

Great video and superb narration. You've spent so much time behind the scope it changed the color of one of your eyes!

[@THLR]

Glad I don't shoot a scope with red lenses...👹

[@alphazulu0]

Love these videos, I shoot and have won several matches but I still learn things from you, well done! keep up the good content

[@THLR]

Thanks, very generous of you. Good luck with your shooting!

[@MasonStormSunny]

Nice to see you back, Thomas.

[@THLR]

Thanks! Should be 1 film per month

[@johnfrederikson2002]

Well done. Thanks. J.

[@THLR]

Thanks! New film next month.

[@huntnorth5744]

I like it that your talking more in your videos. Great content

[@THLR]

Thanks, hope all is well. Off for sika on Monday, hope to catch some film there too.

[@nzbediler1062]

Nice shooting & info, awesome video, thanks Thomas 👍

[@THLR]

No problem, glad you liked it!

[@predatortt7694]

Ur shooting skills r awesome! Realy like Ur basic and fundamental vids.

[@THLR]

No, not really. This is repeatable for most shooters. What I have is routine and the ability to correct mistakes. Glad you liked the films.

[@MrMalicious5]

Building up your position and consequentially your natural point of aim was the biggest eye opener for me. The gun shoots itself when you're setup right, just apply the same principles to whatever position you're in.

[@THLR]

Absolutely. I intended to shoot the rifle eyes closed to show how much you get from position alone, but forgot about it. Will try to remember repeating that when I start filming how-to windcall. Right now it's all rain & hunting.

[@MrMalicious5]

@@THLR Funny you mention eyes closed shooting. An eyes closed group shooting drill I did during a long range class is what made me realize the absolute importance of natural POA.

[@berlunseventyseven]

Thank you for the reminders!!

[@THLR]

Glad you liked it, new film every month.

[@KSM22LR]

Добрый день спасибо за видео 🤝👍👍👍

[@THLR]

No problem

[@juanjoseermakimix1728]

Perfect!!! No hunting these month!???? More more!!!!!!!! Very good vídeos Thomas. Hunting waiting too🦊😎😂

[@THLR]

I've been out hunting last week and going out again next week.

[@khashayaryarmahmoudi86]

Episodes are significantly changed its more informative 🌹🌹❤❤

[@THLR]

Thanks, hope you find it useful. Next episode should be out in approximately 1 month.

[@jdulovit]

Hey, Thanks a lot for a great series. Amazing work - I have just found your channel and basically last 2 days is nothing else to watch. I would have a question on the "significant numbers". Understood that it is related to the BC but was not able to find a way to fit to my bullet. I use multiple calibres for hunting and frankly the BDC style correction where I can adjust easilly is so helpfull! Thanks for sharing the info with me! Martin

[@THLR]

Significant changes will most likely be fully explained in episodes 369-370. But set ballistic calculator to 1 meter resolution, prod with a weather change of 10C OR 30-50hPa, compare to your base trajectory and you'll likely see it. If your base trajectory says 500m 30 clicks, you want to see at what ranges 30 enters and exits the changed trajectory when you set resolution to one.

[@richarddoran]

Another great video. Thank you.👍

[@THLR]

Thanks, hoping to have the next film out in November.

[@richarddoran]

@@THLR look forward to it👌

[@bigracer3867]

Great video! Now time for some snow!!

[@THLR]

The snow can wait! 😅

[@markshaw2316]

Outstanding content and videography as usual.

[@THLR]

Thanks Mark, it helps to watch editing tutorials and practice...

[@richardwatkin1234]

Brilliant 👏 👏

[@THLR]

Thanks Richard, glad you liked it!

[@jaycupples4362]

Good information and shooting

[@THLR]

Thanks Jay, hope life is treating you well. Just coming out of restrictions here and starting to hunt again.

[@derkeiler6811]

Like the new style of your content. 🤙

[@THLR]

Thanks, glad you liked it. Should be a new film every month.

[@salmosen]

Another informative episode. Please keep talking :-) And keep producing

[@THLR]

Thanks, will hopefully have the next episode out in November...

[@luismigueldominguez5487]

Excellent, máster, 👏👏👏👏👏

[@THLR]

Thanks, glad you liked it!

[@teo59]

Hi man! It's me again! You must seriously consider making a series of video about "trying to improve how to treat my rifle"🤣🤣🤣🤣 ahaha great content as always!

[@THLR]

Meh, the rifle is a secondary tool and it suffers greatly from that status. Camera and binoculars are no 1.

[@craigtidey5031]

Do you always use 30 and 7 for your significant values or is it dependant on bc muzzle velocity ect.?

[@THLR]

It's more Bc reliant. A higher BC bullet can significantly increase the tolerance. I typically prod with 30/7 when I check the calculations for any bullet in the Bc range of G1 0,45-0,55. With my 300 Norma and Hornady 225gr ELD M the pressure tolerance was 50 and I cannot quite remember what temp was.

[@craigtidey5031]

Thanks for the info. I have just been watching your new videos and it reminded me to check this 👍

[@marctaylor5610]

Love it, THOMAS!!!

[@THLR]

Thanks Marc, you might also benefit from this article www.snipershide.com/precision-rifle/mechanics-of-the-firing-hand/

[@marctaylor5610]

@@THLR You forget I wrote it. :-]

[@THLR]

@@marctaylor5610 at this stage I'm not sure if my Norwegian deadpan humour missed you or yours is missing me... :D

[@jamesmoon6042]

Excellent video as always sir

[@THLR]

Thanks! There should be another 2-3 films on this subject.

[@mikemc330]

Phenomenal shooting! It also emphasizes the importance of paying attention in math class… Lol

[@THLR]

I barely passed math... 🙈

[@wolverinekut]

Welcome back 👍💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@hugoakerlund5114]

I have a question. How long will a barrel last? our hunting leader( for lack of a better word) says that his 7mm remington should last between 500-1000 bullets depending on barrel quality, cleaning and how hot the barrel gets everytime he's shooting. which to me sounds like a years worth of ammunition. But about how long should a 6,5x55 barrel last?

[@THLR]

It's to difficult to give any precise answers. Depends on caliber, powder used, steel quality, manufacturing process and induvidual shooting style, precision requirement and possibly cleaning regime. I don't do any break-in on my barrels, I just start shooting and over the years I've been cleaning less and less (allthough I do oil the barrel after every shoot). The 6 XC I just shot probably hasn't been cleaned (brushed) in >300 rounds of molycoated bullets. As for barrel longevity I retire the barrel the same day I start seeing fliers, meaning I miss my target for unexplained reasons. For 6,5x284 that seemed to be around 2500rds and 6,5x55 seems to do 4-5000. My 221 Fireball I expect to last "forever": Sorry, most precise answer I could give.

[@hugoakerlund5114]

@@THLR thanks for the quick response!

[@tomaszpaluszkiewicz3189]

Class....

[@THLR]

@@tomaszpaluszkiewicz3189 thank you very much, glad you took the time!

[@ktk2303]

Knall video som vanlig! Endelig fått et område jeg kan begynne å skyte på mål utenfor 100m skiva og helt opp til snaue 600m. Det jeg nå lurer litt på er hvilken ammunisjon jeg bør bruke til formålet.. Hva anbefaler du :) ? Kliber 6,5 x 55

[@THLR]

Takker. Norma 130gr Diamondline Felt eller Lapua 123gr Scenar Felt evt 136gr. I Norge hadde jeg ikke brydd meg om annen ammunisjon til dette formålet.

[@DG-nj8dg]

Thank you Thomas for another very helpful video. When you say to pull the rifle back into your shoulder, how much pressure are you using and are you pre-loading the bipod first?

[@THLR]

I'm not sure what the definition of preload is, but the rifle is forward until metal meets metal in the bipod, no further pressure. As for the firing hand, I had to "reprogram" my shooting style when I cut my hand, rifle instructor Marc Taylor has written so well about my current process that I think the words are best left to him rather than me parroting them www.snipershide.com/precision-rifle/mechanics-of-the-firing-hand/

[@DG-nj8dg]

@@THLR Thank you for taking the time to reply and supplying the link to Marc Taylor’s training. I have been using a similar technique and wondered if I was doing the right thing, so his article was very useful. Cheers!

[@gibo1363]

Nice shooting!!

[@THLR]

Thanks. It's a very repeatable and achievable skill-

[@TH1NOR]

Endelig fått deg en jakke som matcher riflen👍😁

[@THLR]

Merkelig nok var den jakka på salg... 🙈

[@carniv0rous]

Thankyou for this.

[@THLR]

No problem!

[@flugschulerfluglehrer]

Hi. Could you do something on how to shoot in heavily inclined terrain. I am hunting in the mountains and the slopes are between 15 degree and 20 degree. Today I had to let go off two roe deers because I could not find a comfortable and stable position. Distance was 280 m.

[@THLR]

Absolutely, that is already planned

[@philippedomon5178]

Nice shooting Thomas !

[@THLR]

Thanks for taking the time!

[@rdsii64]

Are any of the offerings on your website in English?

[@THLR]

Sorry, I don't sell anything. The thlr.no website is all english

[@Morgan.isaksen]

Howdy, Thomas. Just waiting for Netflix to catch ya up 😂.....Anyway, would the effect of temp/ pressure be constant, no matter what kind of bullet you send through the air? Meaning, can you expect the same correction in respect for lower temp / higher pressure for a 140 gr / 6,5 bullet as for a 250 gr/ 9,3 bullet?

[@THLR]

Related to ballistic coefficiency. Values should roughly apply for all G1 0.5'ish. High 0.7 changes to 12/50 IIRC, I believe that was my 300NM values

[@neushaarsprietje9895]

I am willing to buy a blaser r8 ultimate. What barrel would you recommand? The standaard, semi weight or the match? Can you explain how you come to a choice?

[@THLR]

I only use the standard barrels, ø17mm, cut them to 50cm and mount a silencer. The semi-weight or match profiles add only weight and cost for me. It's the same blanks machined on the same machines, so should be no difference in quality.

[@neushaarsprietje9895]

@@THLR thank you for the reply! In blog 204 at minute 1 you show that you use a semi weight barrel for the 300 win mag caliber? Isnt it so that a havier barrel shoots with lees recoil, moor accurate en with lees vibrations? Maybe academici stuff you dont need in real live as you show with your performance. Nice to know i can do well with the normal barrels!!

[@THLR]

300 Norma not Winmag. It is a significantly more powerful cartridge, pushing the heaviest 30 cal bullets almost 100 msec faster. A heavier will give less felt recoil, that is physics. Usually less recoil makes the rifle easier to shoot. But a heavy rifle can also limit the positions you will be able to use shooting, effectively reducing the shots you can take.

[@neushaarsprietje9895]

@@THLR thanks, i go for the standard barrel in stad of the semi weight or heavy

[@HoofingIT09]

Good stuff

[@THLR]

Thanks Nathan, should have the next episode in November.

[@fattylars]

Knallbra video! Keep ‘em coming!

[@THLR]

Takker, redigerer meste episode akkurat nå...

[@Rokmahr008]

Bruker du fortsatt blaser kikkertsikte 4-20x58. Noen tilbakemeldinger om kvaliteten opp mot z8i og zeiss ht?

[@THLR]

Ja er på jakt med det akkurat NU. Valgte 58mm for maks bildekvalitet og vil si at kikkerten leverer bra. Absolutt skitvær med mye dårlig sikt, godt skjulte dyr og tildels krevende skudd. Har ikke peiling på hva Swarovski og Zeiss lager nå, det er sikkert 20 år siden jeg brukte de siktene, men de er sikkert like gode.

[@THLR]

Og når det var sagt klarte jeg også å ødelegge dette siktet (lekkasje). Med unntak av gamle Swarovski Habicht 6x42 og Zeiss 8x56, brakte dette status tilbake til normalen: Jeg synes å ødelegge vanlige sikter og har derfor brukt de militære versjonene (PM2 og ZP5) en liten mannsalder.

[@Rokmahr008]

@@THLR hvordan ble det ødelagt? Bare tilfeldig eller mistet du det i bakken?

[@Rokmahr008]

@@THLR kan forresten anbefale Schmidt & Bender polar t96 for skumringsjakt. Kan også fås i militærkvalitet. Sjekk ut kikkertsalg.no de har gitt meg god service tidligere.

[@THLR]

@@Rokmahr008 wear and tear. Ikke noe unikt, Zeissene mine røyk på samme måte.

[@HowlingOwls]

Härligt! Vilket lyft på innehållet 😃😃 Kommer du gå igenom skjutställning och "NPA" samt trix på vad man kan prova när det fungerar dåligt något framöver?

[@THLR]

Takk men ikke i år. Har allerede filmet denne sesongen ferdig og nå er bare redigering som gjenstår.

[@thomaspeterson3797]

I would be interested in learning about what product you use to coat your rifles and also how you coat them with it. Also, do you still shoot the 6.5x284 Norma? That has always seemed like an excellent cartridge to me. What are your experiences with barrel burnout with that cartridge? Seems to me that 6.5x284 Norma trumps 6.5 Creedmore. I really don't care about having a shorter cartridge. All the best

[@THLR]

No not for the moment, but expect to use it again due copper bullets (want max V0). I retired my x284 barrels around 2500 rds when they started to produce fliers. I use aircuring Cerakote, since I don't bother with cosmetic appearance I simply degrease and spray. On the stocks I also use plastic primer and acrylic spray, the R8 stock (this rifle) is coated like that

[@thomaspeterson3797]

@@THLR I would like to get your opinion on a scheme that I have been conjouring up. Let me know if you concur. It goes like this: purchase the R8 in 6.5x284 and select a lighter bullet and powder combination that mimics the 6.5x55 Swede - this will aid in barrel conservation and will be more than plenty for the white-tailed deer that I primarily hunt in the thick northern forests of the midwest US. Then, when it's time to head west to hunt elk and caribou, I can load the 6.5x284 up to its higher pressures/velocities. I forgot to mention that I reload (Dillon 550b). Also, do you prefer to have a steel decocker on your Blazers? I remember when I first picked up an R8 with a synthetic decocker and something just felt odd. Thank you for your responses, your channel has always been quite inspiring. All the best

[@THLR]

@@thomaspeterson3797 I have nerve damage and am no fan of metal in cold weather, so I take plastic over steel whenever possible. Elk I am not familar with, but why bother with two bullet weights? I'd go 140'ish gr all the way and rather use slow/fast load with same powder. Possibly load a few cartridges with 120-130gr if I already had the bullets. I suspect the Blaser barrel with scope mounted on it would print both loads close enough to "nevermind" the POI change. Mind you, this is for ease of logistics only, if you enjoy reloading go ahead with your plan - I'm usually in a pinch for time and go for the simplest solutions and try to keep as few flavours of components as I can. I'm not that familiar with powders as so many new are on the market, but something along Norma MRP burnrate. Vitahouri has several new powders as well. Not sure what their US equivalents would be.

[@svilenp]

👍💪

[@THLR]

Thanks!

[@gunlover99709]

mycket bra

[@THLR]

Takker!

[@chrisdaniel9055]

Hi what camera and mount are you using please go -pro ?

[@THLR]

Sony A7C, Sony A7SII, Canon SX70HS, Gopro Hero 7, Gopro Hero 6 x3.

[@blazogrga1602]

Hi :)This bdc adjustments for temperature 7 C and hPa 30 are for specific calibar ,can I try on .308?Thanks

[@THLR]

They are related to the ballistic coefficiency number. The 7/30 values seems to hold true for G1 0.5. With my 300NM and 230gr Berger G1 0.7 was approximately 12/50 if I recall correct. Lindroth & Norin made Longrange Shooting 2 where the mining process is explained in detail. It should be on Vimeo, possibly also on MOTV.

[@blazogrga1602]

Thank you for your videos :)))I am learning very much from them

[@THLR]

@@blazogrga1602 Excellent, good to hear!

[@liangxiao2909]

Every time Thomas goes OK? I nod and answer OK!!

[@THLR]

:D thanks for that. Habits are hard to break, there are no-one present to talk back at "ok?".

[@egidijusbarauskas6092]

🤟

[@THLR]

Thanks!

[@agbcrartsora6918]

Your eyes have different color? I see blue and brown wow Nice shooting by the way.

[@THLR]

Yep. Glad I didn'tbuse a scope with red lenses...👹

[@broncodelivery4096]

Do you have a link for the trigger cam?

[@THLR]

triggercam.com/shop/

[@walterrie3075]

Ahhhh, nice. Trigger cam is really great tool. The 6XC is back?

[@THLR]

No I shot the last of the 6XC ammo now, so not really expecting to use it much more.

[@MikeGuadango]

How much does you whole rifle setup weigh? Is it still possible to shoot offhand?

[@THLR]

Around 5.8 kgs? Yes, it weighs the same as a normal match rifle.

[@viva243]

What kind of riflescope is this?

[@THLR]

Minox ZP5 5-25x56 filmed via a Triggercam 2.1.

[@jv6509]

The trigger cam seems to be a really effective training tool.

[@THLR]

Not sure how effective it is for training, but it is certainly a good tool for teaching.

[@jv6509]

@@THLR I'm thinking it can act as a training aid because a shooter can go back and review shots and say "okay my NPA here was not good" or "my recoil management sucks" then go back and make corrections to those errors.

[@THLR]

@@jv6509 I'll agree to that. It really lets you focus on the shooting and review your wobble and aim for next training session. But it helps to speak so you'll hear what you are looking at.

[@Hunt.Shadow]

🤝👍💪💪👍👌

[@THLR]

Thanks!

[@Hunt.Shadow]

@@THLR Томас,когда на охоту пойдёшь?

[@THLR]

@@Hunt.Shadow I am going on my third trip this week. Just no time to edit the films yet (because of the hunting).

[@Hunt.Shadow]

@@THLR Удачи!Не пуха не пера!!!

[@THLR]

@@Hunt.Shadow the weight loss is goint the right way. It all adds up to a pretty substantial weight difference compared to previous years.

[@travisbickle0815]

Whats the hardware being used?

[@THLR]

Blaser R8 6xc standard barrel, Minox ZP5 5-25×56 scope, RPS bipod, Atec Optima silencer.

[@travisbickle0815]

@@THLR thx 🙏🏻

[@Rokmahr008]

Hei. Bruker du fortsatt r8? Hvilket kaliber bruker du?

[@THLR]

Ja bruker absolutt R8. Har skutt siste rest 6 XC nå, hovedkaliberet blir definitivt 6,5x55 men jeg skal starte arbeidet med en ny pipe/kaliber for kobberkuler. Er fortsatt usikker på hva det blir.

[@Rokmahr008]

@@THLR tror du at du kommer til å gå opp i kaliber? Skal selv skaffe meg r8 utpå nyåret. Valget blir nokk 308 for min del, men da jakter jeg hovedsaklig på elg. Vurdert 6.5 PRC?

[@THLR]

@@Rokmahr008 nei jeg kommer neppe til å bruke noe større. Det blir nok en 6.5x284 pipe igjen for å få max effekt med kobberkuler, ene og alene fordi jeg allerede har ladeutstyret og samme diesett for 6.5 PRC nå koster kr 5000. Jeg jakter ikke elg, men erfaring tilsier at intet vilt overlever en korrekt plassert kule. Denne skyteferdigheten krever trening, og siden "antall skudd x pris = kostnad" holder jeg meg stort sett til de enkle/rimelige kaliberne. Både 308 og 6.5 er jo eksellente valg utifra det kriteriet. Enkelte vil kontre med at kostnaden på jaktskudda ikke betyr noe, min mening er jo at hurtighet og ferdighet trumfer dette. Siden jeg har begrenset antall penger blir jo dette et regnestykke for å få til både jakt og skyting, og helst også skyting under jakten. Jeg kjøper jo ikke jakt for å dra på sightseeing.

[@Rokmahr008]

@@THLR ja. Kommer nokk selv til å gå for 308 med 10 snurr og litt lang løp for mitt neste jaktvåpen. Har litt lyst på 9 snurr, men vet ikke om det ekskluderer lette kuler i 120/130gr området mtp å lade ned for rådyr/tiur

[@THLR]

@@Rokmahr008 løpslengde er jo induviduell preferanse, men etter å ha begynt med 20" løp pluss demper har jeg aldri villet ha noe lenger. Den lille hastigheten 4-6" lenger løp synes å gi speiles ikke i skuddeffekt på viltet, men heller knot i skogen.

[@blaserlongrange7616]

6xc 🥰

[@THLR]

Lovely cartridge, but a little too expensive to run a 6mm.

[@gunlover99709]

when i ll get my triggercam2.1 and how much $$$$

[@THLR]

I ordered mine here triggercam.com/product/triggercam-2-1/. Delivered quickly via DHL//UPS, no issues there.

[@gunlover99709]

@@THLR i did pre order only the web don't let me pay

[@u5290085]

What is your guncam?

[@THLR]

Triggercam 2.1

[@larso1785]

Kjempe film.

[@THLR]

Takker. Kvesser presisjonen litt til i neste episode.

[@portalstrzeleckipl]

Fail it's by bipod. Greetings from Poland, Darek

[@THLR]

Failure by being a disorganized mess. Wait for later episodes where I also forget to turn Triggercam on...

[@portalstrzeleckipl]

@@THLR you don't turn on a camera in this episode too :-)

[@ukaszs6748]

9.54 min. Thomas is dissatisfied , and thinks how i could have missed it. Pozdrowienia z Polski

[@THLR]

🙈 thankfully I'm not that arrogant yet. But talking and taking care of cameras certainly doesn't help!

[@craig243ful]

i've started doing this at ukr the minute thing and its really pretty hard

[@THLR]

You'll vust through that performance roof eventually and it will become very easy. Considering that pulling the trigger is only 1 to 2 seconds, it gets an inordinate amount of focus for hunters. Pulling the trigger will do no good if you're not in the right place.