Also 12:52 i couldn't agree more. I HATED it. But i dowloaded the plans and for roughly 3 boxes of SK got some wood and screws and built one. Hands down has transformed how i see tiered props. For those with room to store it. Build it you will be clean after a dozen sessions on it. Mastering this changes the game more than a 'game changer'. And thats saying something.
For the pyramid, you also dropped your rear bag. First round through you spent a lot of time adjusting that rear pillow. Not using it on the 2nd round was an excellent choice!
Great shooting as always 👏 Great idea on using up the ammo like that as well. I usually try to practice with the lots I end up getting that aren't the greatest in my rifle.
Awesome walk trough as always! On the pyramid I've been using my Gray Ops Mini Plate and bag with some fill removed, faster than moving my smedium and pretty stable. Also I've learned I can lean into the pyramid to gain some stability. Happy New Years to you and family.
@@mrs.22limaromeo5 Go for it! My CoF's provide some comic relief for our matches sometimes. The game should be safe and fun before anything else in my opinion.
Yeah… that one would’ve been impossible for anyone but a really seasoned competitor! I just moved on while shooting it, but noticed in editing that it was technically an impact. Thanks for tuning in!
Someone's comment triggered me to look at this again. Yes, it did move. But was the movement residual swinging or was the skim introducing new movement? How can we be sure? @@22LimaRomeo
@@FieroGTXX per the NRL22 rules, that would’ve been an impact. But to spot and call that, you would need to be a VERY seasoned competitor. As the shooter I wrote it off as a miss and moved on. It wasn’t until I was editing the video that I realized that it was actually an impact.
Hey Josh I’m new to NRL & and a new subscriber to Lima Romeo. Saw you on Josh’s live feed the other night. What makes your steel targets poof with white dust? Thanks Bob
Hi, and welcome to the channel! Josh from Pursuit of Accuracy is a great dude! Glad to have someone from his channel stop by my little corner of the rimfire world!
Before each stage, I review the stage description. I go over it a few times in my mind before I commit to start. When I was first getting started, I would write notes and each target engagement on a DOPE card and Velcro’d it to the side of the stock. During the stage, I glance at the card to review my notes, and my target sequence. Thanks for tuning in to the channel! We appreciate you being here!
Hello, Josh directed me to you and I subscribed. I am from Quebec and I would like to congratulate you on your videos. I also make videos and your video montages are superb, breathtaking, they are the most beautiful. I have seen on UA-cam. I would like to know what software you use. I didn't know this discipline (NRL), thanks to you I'm learning. Thanks, I will follow and recommend your videos. Excuse my English, I am a French Canadian. Thank you and happy new year.
Good morning, and thank you so much for subscribing to our channel! We really appreciate your kindness. I use Final Cut Pro X for my editing software. It’s a powerful program! I’m just beginning to get comfortable with its complexities.
@@slevrets1 I see the confusion. The numbers on the COF sheet are a representation of the actual target size at the specified distance. I can see how that might be confusing.
Also 12:52 i couldn't agree more. I HATED it. But i dowloaded the plans and for roughly 3 boxes of SK got some wood and screws and built one. Hands down has transformed how i see tiered props. For those with room to store it. Build it you will be clean after a dozen sessions on it. Mastering this changes the game more than a 'game changer'. And thats saying something.
Definitely turning into my one of my favorite training tools! So. Many. Possibilities.
Thank you so much! Love your walk-through of the COF! Lovin the sunshine too...wish we had some!
You are so welcome! Thank you for tuning it!
For the pyramid, you also dropped your rear bag. First round through you spent a lot of time adjusting that rear pillow. Not using it on the 2nd round was an excellent choice!
You’re right. Switching to only 1 bag, really bought me a lot of time.
As they say:
Sometimes, less is more.
Thanks for tuning in!
Thanks for dropping the video fast. I've got 2 separate matches the first weekend. Happy new year
Glad you’re finding some value in the channel!! Thanks for tuning in!
Great video, thank you.I have my first match next weekend, can not wait.
Amazing! I’ll keep an eye on the leaderboards. 😉
Happy New Year NRL22! 🎉
ALRIGHT!!!! Thank you so much!!
😉
Solid run through of the stages!
Thank you!! Always good to see you out there.
Great shooting as always 👏 Great idea on using up the ammo like that as well. I usually try to practice with the lots I end up getting that aren't the greatest in my rifle.
Seems like a logical use of ammo! Thanks for watching!
Great job. The good thing about practicing with that ammo is you can blame the ammo! Do you have claws for your Harris for the rooftop? Might help
Those would help. I was thinking about that while I was editing the video.
Awesome walk trough as always! On the pyramid I've been using my Gray Ops Mini Plate and bag with some fill removed, faster than moving my smedium and pretty stable. Also I've learned I can lean into the pyramid to gain some stability. Happy New Years to you and family.
That Gray Ops plate and plate bag are my preferred go to on the pyramid as well!
@@mrs.22limaromeo5 How about we see you shooting the CoF? I'm a guy but I think the ladies might like to see that.
The missus is a little camera shy, but she's been known to make an appearance in a video from time to time. 😃
I might consider it. It’ll be comic relief if nothing else. 😂
@@mrs.22limaromeo5 Go for it! My CoF's provide some comic relief for our matches sometimes. The game should be safe and fun before anything else in my opinion.
Idk, No call. You gotta be a absolute hell if a spotter to call that At speed. I wouldnt call it but im dont argue with shooters either.
Yeah… that one would’ve been impossible for anyone but a really seasoned competitor! I just moved on while shooting it, but noticed in editing that it was technically an impact. Thanks for tuning in!
Someone's comment triggered me to look at this again. Yes, it did move. But was the movement residual swinging or was the skim introducing new movement? How can we be sure? @@22LimaRomeo
@@FieroGTXX per the NRL22 rules, that would’ve been an impact. But to spot and call that, you would need to be a VERY seasoned competitor. As the shooter I wrote it off as a miss and moved on. It wasn’t until I was editing the video that I realized that it was actually an impact.
@@22LimaRomeo yeah,
Always helpful. Not a fan of the countdown graphics. 😬
The timer, or the 3, 2, 1..?
@@22LimaRomeo The timer is essential, the 3-2-1 with the shaking is a distraction IMO
We were discussing while editing if we should change the countdown to a standby. We’ll have to get more input. Thank you for yours.
Hey Josh
I’m new to NRL & and a new subscriber to Lima Romeo.
Saw you on Josh’s live feed the other night.
What makes your steel targets poof with white dust?
Thanks Bob
Hi, and welcome to the channel! Josh from Pursuit of Accuracy is a great dude! Glad to have someone from his channel stop by my little corner of the rimfire world!
I'm guessing paint and lead splatter?
@@John-uo1qf, you got it.. the angle of the sun this time of year, really makes the dust pop when you impact a target.
Typical Joel, has to get his comment in somewhere. 😂
He’s the best! Couldn’t have pulled this video off in one trip without his help! He’s a rockstar!
How do you remember each stage?
Before each stage, I review the stage description. I go over it a few times in my mind before I commit to start. When I was first getting started, I would write notes and each target engagement on a DOPE card and Velcro’d it to the side of the stock. During the stage, I glance at the card to review my notes, and my target sequence.
Thanks for tuning in to the channel! We appreciate you being here!
Hello, Josh directed me to you and I subscribed. I am from Quebec and I would like to congratulate you on your videos. I also make videos and your video montages are superb, breathtaking, they are the most beautiful. I have seen on UA-cam.
I would like to know what software you use. I didn't know this discipline (NRL), thanks to you I'm learning. Thanks, I will follow and recommend your videos. Excuse my English, I am a French Canadian. Thank you and happy new year.
Good morning, and thank you so much for subscribing to our channel! We really appreciate your kindness.
I use Final Cut Pro X for my editing software. It’s a powerful program! I’m just beginning to get comfortable with its complexities.
@@22LimaRomeoThank you, appreciated
Is your dope only .8 at a 100 and 1 at 160?
Usually it’s 1.7 - 1.9 @100yds depending on the ammo, and the conditions.
@@22LimaRomeo ok I was just looking at the numbers on the paper when you were describing the course of fire. Thanks
@@slevrets1 I see the confusion. The numbers on the COF sheet are a representation of the actual target size at the specified distance.
I can see how that might be confusing.