Yes, I would like to see a video on dry-fire!

The more videos the better if you make them we will watch them.

I'm lucky enough to live down south on the gulf coast. My lawnmower doesn't even get much of a break.

This time of year is why Costco sells foot warmers. Also it’s a great time of year if you want the range to yourself. I shoot at the same range you do and the 600 yard line is gloriously empty all the darn time this time of year. Shooting suppressed is really only fun when you’re on your own, and don’t have to wear ear pro. Side note, only buy the toe warmers as they’re the only ones with adhesive backing and stay where you put them.

Keith, your channel is easily the best ito advice, practical tips & sharing experience, top channel, thank you!

I would like to see a dry fire video!

Thanks for sharing Keith.

It makes me wonder why there is no competition shot in this weather. Always thought that the idea behind sports like PRS was to challenge the shooter with various positions, so it makes little sense to me to eliminate conditions they will be seeing for almost half of every year. I keep a 100 yard lane open all winter, usually have to lay down on a piece of carpeting on the frozen ground. Sure it can be cold and snow can make all of your pretty equipment rust, but what's the point of practicing for only fair weather when we live in a climate that only has that for half a year?

Sure I'd like to see a video on dry-fire. How about dry-fire with laser targets?

Thanks Keith !!!

Great content/info. to remind everyone of, of the utmost importance, Thanks fer sharing.

I would be interested in the dry fire tips with objectives and your experience with that.

This winter I'm: Deer hunting Re-barreling my 223 bolt action Putting a two stage trigger on my 308 Hopefully acquiring primers. DRY FIRING. SOLVING THE TENSION IN MY NECK SHOOTING PRONE!

@charleshetrick3152

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If you workout and it includes running or walking try adding distance whilst holding a bar above your head start small of course but it really will help with prone shooting. I’m up to 1/4 mile holding a 70lb bar above my head arms fully extended.

Send the dry fire vid ! Love the channel great information 👍👌

The higher the level of competition, the more important the mental factor.

I'm in for a dry fire video.

Also, could you do a Quickload video?

I shoot indoor smallbore in the winter to sharpen my skills. My true passion is NRA High Power (Service Rifle), so smallbore translates well due to the significance of NPA and stable position requirements. I also do brass sorting/prep and loading…

Dear.....(couldn't find your name anywhere), I really enjoy your videos! A question: I´v noticed your stock goes approximately. 1 " back whilst shooting shot by shot very uniformly. This runs under " driving your gun" and is very important. Seemingly you don't press your stock hard into your shoulder. Can you eventually give any advise how to get to the necessary uniformity from shot to shot?

You make it and I will watch it. Only you know if it helps win or not.

Winter is trying to even find components to reload with and making up grades on my reloading equipment as I can afford to do it. Wisconsin is not the best for outdoor shooting in winter.

I'd like to see a video on dry fire too.

I am 72 and my goal in dry fire is to be able to keep a quarter balanced on the barrel just behind the break while dry firing. I need to be a bit more still just using a rear bag and bipod....

LOL. After seeing the gentleman at an F-class match. 99% of them don’t believe the stay fit part.

@foonus406

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Ive noticed that the majority is well set folks... not sure if its because if you have thousands to spend on the sport you are definitely eating well.. you sure don't see any skinny underweight fellas on the shooting line and if you do they are the exception.

What kind of puzzles (4m 25s) do you like for neuroplasticity (even the word is a puzzle 😄)?

I'm eating croissants at this moment.

I eat that same meal all the time lol 😂

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Dry fire vid would be cool

How about take the winter off, get away from the obsession and start fresh in the spring, good way to avoid burning out!

@charleshetrick3152

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There are some of us that seriously just don’t burn out in this sport. For 16 yrs I’ve been shooting between 10-12K rounds per year. I never get tired of it. Unlike the presenter I love the range in winter, no one else is there.

My heart rate is what messes me up

@charleshetrick3152

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Aside from diet and exercise he left out caffeine. Since I started carrying about sub MOA I haven’t touched caffeine (14 yrs ish). Also asparagus, eat as much as you can/like. It has a compound in it that help clear plaque and fatty build up in your circulatory system.

Is everybody going to ignore the fact that his wife was playing Minecraft?

@goosecouple

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It's okay to ignore. She isn't Chinese.

@StuninRub

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@@goosecouple Sounds like you have some mental problems.

@cherylbrown3366

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@@goosecouple no my sister is a Hoosier lol and she does like Mindcraft

Keith I would like to buy your bullet Genie you have listed on Accurate Shooter. i cannot log in there to respond so trying to reach you here

@winninginthewind

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Send me an email. Address is on the Channel page, on the about tab...