Range VLOG

[@johnburkhart9239]

Thanks for putting these up. Its very helpful. I just practiced this event on Sunday and did ok I guess. Keep putting these up I look forward to them. Thank You

[@livingmydream2427]

Love it watched the whole thing

[@CableDawg496]

I’m gonna need to work on shooting with the sling.

[@joelcaloncagon964]

Great video as always, keep up the good work! It definitely helps a newbie like me. What weights do you have on the front of the KRG Bravo?

[@ocabj]

The MLOK weights from Gray Ops CNC.

[@slevrets1]

Liked the cam. Hopefully you can’t get it mounted on the voodoo

[@ceciliagoldey220]

That crazy ladder setup...I was sure that was some kind of mistake by NRL22 but your video shows otherwise...accident waiting to happen if y'all ask me.

[@ocabj]

I'm not sure why people are so concerned about this. The MD will secure the ladder on match day for their respective match venues. I didn't find the need to do so just for this video because I was the only one shooting on it.

[@stephenbramel9395]

Super helpful video my first one will be the June match, quick question I saw you kind of “rock” the rifle back and forth a little, is that to get your bipod to stiffen out? Just curious I have been trying to get mine where I want it but it’s going to take more practice thanks!

[@ocabj]

I think you’re seeing me try to flatten the rear bag to shoot the far targets. Our rimfire range has higher target areas. We’re basically shooting a 10%+ angle of inclination beyond 50 yards vs the under 50 yard targets which is on level ground to the firing line.

[@stephenbramel9395]

That makes sense, I’ve heard guys say to “load” the bipod and I thought maybe that’s what you were doing. I’m still trying to get a good technique to getting it deployed and settled with my rear bag. Thanks

[@CP-ct5op]

First off, I want to say that I enjoy your videos and appreciate the content you post up. Not to sound harsh, but I was wondering how you justify preshooting every NRL22 COF before a match? This gives you a distinct advantage over the rest of the shooters who show up "cold" and haven't put the thought that you are able to having preshot the COF. I know that you place extremely well if not win every one of these matches you run. At least from what I have seen. Again, just an honest question and not trying to ruffle feathers. Please keep up the good work that you do.

[@ocabj]

I run it as an MD because I need to make sure the stage setup will work at our venue. Early on, I wouldn’t prep and just setup the layout morning of and often we’d be in a situation where the targets weren’t visible from position or other logistical problems requiring a lot of cease fire conditions and fixing targets and props. As far as firing before the match, even if I was not an MD, I would still do this. The CoF is published by the NRL on their website the month prior so as a regular participant, I would be able to practice the CoF before going to a match. I get some people show up cold, but I know other people also practice ahead of time. The key advantage is for anyone who has the time and opportunity to live fire.

[@CP-ct5op]

@@ocabj Since the NRL publishes the COF ahead of time, it certainly is fair game to practice. Thanks for explaining. I don't have access to NRL22 where I live and wish we had someone to host it. In PRS however, that would be highly frowned upon for the MD to preshoot the COF since it is not a predetermined set of stages by the organization. That being said, it still happens I'm sure to a certain extent. How much is hard to say.

[@ocabj]

@@CP-ct5op Yes, a format where I am the one designing the CoF every match would be one where I wouldn't include myself in any prizes or in the final results, assuming I shot it at all.

[@anthonybarnes8500]

How tall is your tank trap legs? Looks about 6ft each leg.

[@ocabj]

I think it's only 4ft 4x4".

[@anthonybarnes8500]

@@ocabj wow ours is a full 8 ft. I need to stand when on the tips.

[@cpoohbear2004]

What kind of sling do you use?

[@ocabj]

In this video, the Short Action Precision sling.

[@slevrets1]

Can

[@iFknLoveSwat]

The stage with the ladder laying down seems like an accident waiting to happen. When I set up the stage for my match I’ll probably tie the ladder to the sawhorse so it won’t fall off

[@ocabj]

Yes, the last time they had this style of stage, I secured the ladder to the sawhorse for match day.