MASTER SNIPER Ep 2: Trigger Control

[@scottmarsden5072]

Awesome video. Thanks. I'll take it on board.

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Thanks Scott. Happy to help!

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[@Mick028]

Thanks Frank, a very informative video where you come across as a 1st class instructor.

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Thanks Mike, glad you're enjoying franks videos! Many more on the way too so keep an eye out over the next week.

[@alchampion340]

Good teaching from a GREAT Teacher. 👍☕️

[@ianbrisland1982]

fantastic video, very informative and well delivered! this guy is a brilliant instructor

[@searchingshropshire]

I could feel the benefit almost straight away.

[@ardentlieutenant3390]

Thanks for the training.

[@Haberly]

Thank you, im just getting into snipers and this was very useful. You, sir, are a wondeful teacher

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Glad to help

[@danielemezzadri4528]

Complimenti per la professionalità e la preparazione Bella giacca!

[@danielemezzadri4528]

Complimenti Sempre chiaro e preciso Grande professionista

[@visiter127]

Brilliant series, il be posting these to my shooting groups, hopefully u will do more!!!?

[@nicholasnoniashvili2790]

Thanks

[@billhawver1807]

Great video! You didn’t talk much about hand position. When using a bipod, I place my thumb on the side rather than behind the grip. When firing offhand, I like my hand high on the grip similar to the position for holding a pistol. What are your thoughts?

[@safakaswedishairgunforum-n1490]

Thanks a lot, very useful and well explained.Brilliant

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BooDamnHoo]

You keep both eyes open? I have a problem not blinking whenever I dry fire or actually for a round. The movement of the striker on dry fire is enough to cause the eye blink. Naturally, when actually firing the recoil itself is enough to cause the blink. It doesn't appear that you blink and I don't understand how you do THAT.

[@okanaganmedia]

I'm new to your channel. AWESOME!

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Welcome!

[@frankopanklaric]

Thumb placement is optional?

[@kingduckford]

I get into a bad habit of hooking, from the fact I spent too much time firing too many rifles in too many drills. Do some rapid fire offhand with a battle rifle, where the hook does help control the weapon in weak standing shooting. Next thing you know you get into that habit and half to iron it out of yourself again when doing slow fire prone. Got a wooden grip for my G3 clone, and after getting it had to adjust my grip for the size of it, but also the grip was made more for precision shooting by the shaping of it, more like for a PSG1. After getting the new grip, I came to realize just how much I was hooking the trigger on that battle rifle, makes you feel it every time. Minute changes and all that, it all makes a difference when you are trying to get those close groups off the bags onto paper. Good series here, enjoy the content. Thanks for making this.

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Thanks for the feedback, and thanks for the information! Glad to hear you're enjoying the videos, plenty more to come!

[@Elfin4]

Nice video... Good info for newbies like myself. Just curios, what sort of ear protect do you use for that rifle and what calibre is it chambered in ? I recently broke my shoulder and therefore was looking at the 6.5 creedmoor round in a Tikka T3x Tac A1 as an option for the future ( I think the Accuracy International is out of my price bracket) with a little less recoil than a 308, but still useful for target and hunting which I would also like to do in the future. Would you recommend the custom in ear protection or over ear. Been looking at the Emtec Noisebreaker ...

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Hi there! Frank is away at the moment so I can't confirm the type he uses. We have some on our site you might be interested in. But in this video we were using subsonic ammunition so sound levels were'nt an issue. Cheers!

[@cal79]

Good drills brother

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Thanks Cal!

[@cameronwilson3800]

Wow, that's quiet. Which calibre is that?

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Hi Cameron, this is the 7.62 subsonic for demonstration purposes. The AXMC is a multi-caliber rifle so it can be changed to suit the shooters needs! Thanks.

[@davidlimace2047]

bonne video . Il y a de tout sur youtube . La nous avons une bonne explication de concentration. Merci

[@darrynknowles26]

Great video keep them coming 👍

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Thanks Darryn we certainly will!

[@philippefrater2000]

My 22 has a (720 grammes) two stage trigger. My 222 and 243 have a 2 pounds one stage triggers. I'm used to both. With a little preference for the direct ones... (I really don't care, no matter what i got, i just use it). Regards from France. 🖖🏻🇫🇷😎🇫🇷😎🇫🇷🖖🏻

[@kenparker4688]

I've never shot a suppressed rifle over .22 that was so silent and soft. I'll buy your rig

[@lealos2928]

he is also using sub-sonic ammo, which is much quieter.

[@MansMan42069]

How do you feel about single stage triggers such as those on the WA-2000?

[@anonym_b3058]

what is sniper training like? Do they expect you to be accurate with the rifle first try or do you get to experience operating a sniper rifle before going into sniper school? I've only used air rifles but I want to join the arm.

[@joeanita8654]

Nice Rifle

[@rozzer1275]

It’s to awesome

[@Jakub1989YTb]

Would you exhale that "agresively" in a real situation also, or was that only for the demonstration purposes?

[@dustyfarmer]

Finger pad versus finger groove, I find the finger groove much more precise as there is no spongy finger pad to compress, A crisp 2.5oz Jewell HVBR trigger that snaps like a glass rod versus two stage 2.5lb pull with more travel than a London bus. I never could use public transport again.

[@Countrytime21]

What can do you have on it

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Hi Eugene, this is a Schmidt Bender 5-25×56 PM II. You can find them here: bit.ly/2D6Stto Thanks.

[@mikeygeester4284]

Curious... you said that is an AXMC? I see the Locking screw for the barrel but the butt stock is pre 2014. Did you change the butt stock?

[@mikeygeester4284]

Oh and great video BTW

[@SteGoughdotCom]

This is how the first AXMC came out. Later they went to the fully adjustible buttstocks.

[@OpticsWarehouse1]

Thanks Mikey, appreciate the feed back!

[@poo8679]

very quiet what is the speed (FPS)

[@sask350z]

I want that gun it's beautiful

[@Gonken88]

I usually don't like those ex military types but this guy being a brit makes him seem much more curteous and professional about it than the usual American macho bs.

[@Eastonwest71]

Why are you teaching this to civilians tho lol

[@aliasalias8433]

Thanks a lot, very useful and well explained.Brilliant

[@jmichel70]

Thanks