Night shots used to stop at 400 yards. Now? 1,200, first round.
@SH_Lowlight on qualifying shooters with analog SIMRADs during the GWOT years. What's your longest night shot?
Full podcast on Frank's YouTube channel, @SHLowlight
#nightvision#sniper#longrange
To every veteran and the families who served alongside them: thank you. Much of what I teach today I learned in uniform from people who took passing it on seriously. Grateful to have served with them.
30 minutes after @SH_Lowlight arrived at Shadow Ranch, the kitchen TV showed hogs at the feeder. AGM's Observer IR was streaming it live. Didn't even take his hat off.
Full podcast on Frank's YouTube channel, @SHLowlight
#hoghunting#thermal#nighthunting
Part 3: I could see the dirt kick at 1,200 yards through night vision and walked @SH_Lowlight onto the plate. One wind call, then impact after impact.
Tag your spotter.
Full podcast on Frank's YouTube channel, @SHLowlight
#nightvision#spotter#windcall
Part 2: 1,200 yards, first round, at night. Standing. Off a tripod.
With @SH_Lowlight at Shadow Ranch. 1,000 prone or 1,200 standing, which would you take?
Full podcast on Frank's YouTube channel, @SHLowlight
#nightvision#longrange#tripod
1,000 yards. At night. With a 5.56. First round.
@SH_Lowlight on my DDM4 with an AGM Comanche clip-on, flasher-confirmed hit at Shadow Ranch. Would you have taken the bet?
Full podcast on Frank's YouTube channel, @SHLowlight
#nightvision#longrange #556
Decide your maximum distance before you're in the stand, based on what you've actually proven at the range from field positions. When the buck of a lifetime steps out at 400, that decision is already made.
Mastering terrain features doesn't require fancy tools. Using your hand and fingers at arm's length provides a surprisingly accurate way to spot targets. Join @frankgalli and me on the Everyday Sniper Podcast to hear more. #LongRange#PrecisionShooting
Navigation and target acquisition rely on identifying patterns in the terrain. By establishing a reference point and recognizing geometric layouts, you can cut down search time significantly. #PrecisionRifle#EverydaySniper
Precision shooting is about preparation. Master your wind calls and target dimensions while the shooter is setting up. Be ready with the data the moment they call ready. Join @frankgalli and me on the Everyday Sniper Podcast for more. #PrecisionShooting#LongRange
Shooting steep up or downhill? Hold for the horizontal distance, not the line of sight. And think about where the bullet exits, not just where it enters. Angle changes both.
Conditioning often keeps us quiet when we should be communicating. Whether hunting or in the field, breaking that silence is what makes the best teams. Want to hear more? Join @SH_Lowlight and me on the Everyday Sniper Podcast. #EverydaySniper#Teamwork
Everyone talks about gear, but nobody talks about the actual skill of target acquisition. Finding your target is the foundation of every good shot. Want to dive deeper into these field skills? Join @frankgalli and me on the Everyday Sniper Podcast. #PrecisionRifle#SniperTraining
Ready to level up your skills? Whether you prefer learning at your own pace online or through intensive in-person sessions, we have you covered. Visit https://t.co/3BuJuQ2P57 to explore our full range of training opportunities. #Training#SkillBuilding
Improving match flow changes everything. Reducing course times from hours to a manageable pace keeps the focus on camaraderie rather than fatigue. Join @SH_Lowlight and me on the Everyday Sniper Podcast for more on the shooting circuit. #PrecisionRifle#EverydaySniper
Ranging targets from steel plates to vehicle hulks at the National Guard sniper match. The precision required when targets stretch to infinity is unmatched. Join @frankgalli and me on the Everyday Sniper Podcast to hear more. #PrecisionRifle#SniperMatch
Proper rifle positioning starts with keeping it high and close to the centerline. Resting comfortably on the cheek piece is key to consistency. Learn more about my in-person and online training opportunities at https://t.co/3BuJuQ2P57. #ShootingTips#Marksmanship
Modern precision matches have changed the game. Instead of relying solely on rifle scopes, competitors now lean heavily on binoculars and constant communication to spot targets. Join @SH_Lowlight and me on the Everyday Sniper Podcast to hear more. #PrecisionRifle#ShootingSports