Rifle skills: Seven elements to a good firing position

[@MrJimmyBananas]

This series is hands down the most helpful videos I've seen for me improving my groups 😊

[@mahomedkhan9861]

Excellent video. I watch again n again to hone in my skills.

[@MortenSchultzHunting]

Very good and informative videos. Those tiny details are often the difference from average to good shooting.

[@charlesludwig9173]

There are 3 elements to a position which uses the stability of the ground to build a steady position: Natural Point of Aim, Muscular Relaxation, and Bone/Artificial Support. There are 5 factors to a steady position: non-firing hand, elbows, stock weld, butt to shoulder, and firing hand grip.

[@darkspectro100]

Great vídeos and content, however they should be on a "Marksmanship" folder instead of Stalking. Thanks for sharing.

[@SCQT]

good info as always thanks

[@sergionatali3071]

Interesting videos and nice accent!

[@dangeroushoody5196]

Amazing video guys, thanks for the tips.

[@MrCabimero]

Thank you for all of this. Question- I shoot a 7mm Rem Mag off of sandbags. I have a muzzle brake. I usually place my left hand on the forestock to manage the "jump". Am I making a mistake by doing that or should I have that left hand under my butt stock as you have. your gun doesn't seem to have much vertical jump.

[@FineArtsTeacher]

Very helpful, thanks!!

[@Alexandromena]

What cheekpiece are you using? I've been looking for one but can't seem to find a decent one.

[@jamesheath9385]

We had a couple of Marines in my sniper class that never used the same spot well. Some days they were great and other days they couldn’t hit the berm. They both failed out of the course. I am having the same trouble with my grandson. Coaching and practice.

[@charlesludwig9173]

Interestingly enough I find the most important thing to holding a zero is a consistent muscularly relaxed stock weld with full weight of head on the stock and a consistent butt to shoulder connection. These conditions are sometimes very difficult for me to get unless all firing is prone. I am so happy that the Tubb 2000 chassis concept has now become affordable.

[@SuperMsGizmo]

Where did you get the cheek/comb razor piece?

[@anthonycabigon2230]

About stock weld, I remember my instructor saying that God knows man are destined to hold a rifle and shaped our cheeks that way.

[@drgr33nUK]

A Vulcan death grip HAHAHA

[@johnstacy7902]

Great Googly Moggly! I needed sub titles to understand this!