The Everyday Sniper

The Everyday Sniper Episode 79 Alaska, Marc & James 
Quick podcast update from AK, talking with Marc Taylor and James Drayton here at the Sheep Creek Lodge.
We update you on the escapades here in Alaska what we are doing.
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The Everyday Sniper Episode 78 Alaska PR 1
Hey Everyone listening to the Everyday Sniper. Up here in Talkeenta Alaska at the Sheep Creek Lodge with my former platoon SGT Marc Taylor.  We teach a series of precision rifle classes for a great group of new and returning precision rifle shooters. We focus on the fundamentals and making marksmansip vs gaming. I get it, context matters, but man nothing bets a true marksman. 
I the gap was not too annoying but we are busy and moving around the country doing our thing.
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The Everyday Sniper Episode 77 Team Accuracy International 
Special Everyday Sniper Podcast with Dave Walls the Inventor of the Accuracy International Rifle and his .50 Cal Team compromised of Dave, Ady Newberry, and Darrell Evans.They breakdown the ins and outs of traveling and competing in as .50 Competition. 
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The Everyday Sniper Episode 76 King of 2 Mile Talk 
Congrats to Robert Brantley for winning the King of 2 Mile and to the 3 shooters inlcuding Robert who actually hit 2 Miles. Paul and Duncan of Team AB and JJ Rock Co 
Give you a couple of my takeaways from the Ko2M competition 
We talk equipment, marksmanship, etc 
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The Everyday Sniper Episode 75 Paul Philips Team AB Ko2M
Here at the King of 2 Miles Competition in Raton New Mexico with Paul Philips of Team Applied Ballistics 
Paul is an F Class Team Champion and Member of Applied Ballistics Shooting Team.
He finished n 2nd at the Ko2M competition and is definitely a great interview for everyone 
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The Everyday Sniper Episode 74 Tactiholics Ko2M Here at the King of 2 Miles competition in Raton New Mexico. 
We talk with Steve and Dylan about the match their observations etc, 
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Little tiny mic issue in the first 2 minutes but it cleans up fast 

The Everyday Sniper Episode 73 Range Safety
Range, Match, Safety.  
Treat all weapos as if they are loaded
Never point the muzzle at anything you are not willing to destroy and take full responsibility for. 
Finger straight and out of the trigger guard until the sights are on target 
Be sure of your target and backstop, you own the bullet until it comes to a complete rest 
Use the bolt as your visual safety indicator 
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The Everyday Sniper Episode 72 Scope Calibration 
In this episode we talk about scope calibration as a primary step to setting up your ballistic calculator.  One of the first things mentioned in the Kestrel Presentation was scope calibration.  It's important to tell the software how your scope actually tracks so it can correct any errors you might encounter.  It's quite common for a scope to be off 1% - 2% and it's an easy enough fix as most software has the ability to adjust this.
Simple process does not take up a lot of time and can be done without shooting.
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The Everyday Sniper Episode 71 Kestrel Lesson 
In this episode of the Everyday Sniper, we do another interactive lesson this time with the Kestrel. We follow along with the Kestrel Powerpoint to help guys better understand the set up and use of the Kestrel.  We are there to help you CRUSH it.CRUSH - Stop by Kestrel to take part in the Crush Challenge 
Capture 
Range
Update
Spin
Hit 
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Mike and Frank 

The Everyday Sniper Episode 70 Mike and Frank Talk Wind 
Hey Mike and Frank are back together doing an indepth wind episode.
Little catch up, little hey where you been, then on to our observations of wind calls 
How do you determine your first round wind call ? 
Let us know the answer either on Sniper's Hide or Facebook, you can also use the Podbean App to comment 
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