TheHide.TV Everyday Sniper Podcast, Monday Morning Coffee
Just got back from Traveling and I wanted to do a simulcast of the Everyday Sniper Podcast on the Hide so you can watch this or listen to it. In this episode I talk Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation, Laura and I attended this event in Virginia and really enjoyed it. The Round Robin events they had were super fun. It was Fishing, Skeet Shooting, Pistol Shooting and then to Bow.
Then I went to Spear Mountain to Visit the Major Land Sniper Cup location. I helped with the course of fire. The goal of this visit was to make the Major Land event more efficient.
I simplified the course of fire to not only hopefully fix the flow, but to fix the way you ID targets and maybe the way we use the Range Officers.
I really think people will like the changes I made to it. Super straight forward.
Lastly My barrels for the 6 ARC are here !
I can not move forward with my 6mm ARC bolt gun project and pair it alongside the 6ARC Gas Guns.
But don't forget the live streams are available.
Thanks for listening, thanks for sharing, thanks for being a part of the everyday sniper podcast.
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