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The Practical Guide To Long Range Shooting
@ 05:16 am (GMT) |
Nathan FosterWe are live guys.The bundles will be updated in a few hours. Thanks to all of you for supporting us throughout this entire journey. I cannot tell you how grateful Steph and I are for all of your support. I hope this book really nails it for you all. 
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@ 05:35 am (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingAwesome cover pic Mate! I just ordered and paid for it. Woo Hoo! Thanks Nathan and Steph. |
@ 05:39 am (GMT) |
G DogRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingJust got the ebook version, Looking forward to reading it Nathan. |
@ 05:48 am (GMT) |
Thomas KitchenRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range Shootingits down loading as i type as i wanted to get a head start before paperback copy turns up. i feel like a kid on christmas day wahoo, awesome cover picture and awesome write up keep up the good work. |
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@ 06:29 am (GMT) |
Thomas KitchenRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range Shootingjust thought i would mention to the guys that got the ebook, if you can access your emails from your smart phone, you can download a 2nd copy to your phone before the link expires that way you can easily have it with you on the range. |
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@ 07:19 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingTwo reviews that made my day:1. From master gunsmith D'Arcy Echols U.S.A (posted on his blog): Nathan Foster's latest book Long Range Shooting arrived just over a month ago. I unwrapped it from the box and set it on the bench with the intention of not opening it until I got home that evening. That worked for about a half hour. I turned to the introduction and the rest of the day at the bench vise slid slowly off the rails. I've just finished reading it for the 2nd time. I like the way it is written and while much of the subject matter I have practiced on my own for a lifetime I found other compelling ideas that I want to try. This book is worth much more than the the asking price. I feel it should be in every serious hunters book collection. If the reader is a keen seasoned rifleman and hunter or a novice just starting out the content within these pages will serve the reader well if applied. In time the book should fall open to favorite chapters with its page corners becoming dog eared from use. While much of the book deals with shooting game at extended ranges the emphasis is always on making an ethical kill and knowing where the individual wall is set for each hunter behind the trigger. You need to crawl before you walk, walk before you run, and train before you go the distance. I think enough of this book enough to want to include a copy with every Classic or Legend that leaves my shop from this day forward. If the recipient of either rifle reads the text and applies these ideas to their shooting, be it off the end of the muzzle or on the other side of the canyon a lot of the questions I routinely get will already be answered. Well done Mr. Foster, very well done. http://echolsrifles.blogspot.com/ 2. From a beginner. Dear Nathan, I have just bought and read your new book. I am a complete beginner hunter, and worried that your book would be too advanced for me to understand. I was wrong. Not just the best guide to shooting I've read, but one of the best guides to anything I've read. I feel like I'm starting down the right path towards gaining new skills. Thanks for your work, Euan, NZ. |
@ 08:32 pm (GMT) |
David GausepohlRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingI'm about 1/3 into it. Wish I had this 5 years ago. Good stuff Nathan. |
@ 06:29 pm (GMT) |
Sebastian ShandRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingI have been working up a load for my cz 6.5 swede and every time on the range I was scratching my head as to weather it was the bullets or my shooting technique or possibly the gun as I'm left hand shooting a right hand rifle. I kept feeling like the rifle was jumping to the right and every shot more and more doubt crept in. I was getting double groups string groups left right up and down I just could not figure out what was happening. Your book turned up yesterday and I am only 25pages in to it and everything you have written im sitting there finally understanding what is going wrong and how bad my shooting position are. It's like coming out of a tunnel heading for the light. Thank you for this book it is amazing and a absolute life saver |
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@ 06:48 pm (GMT) |
Sebastian ShandRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingSorry I meant page 75 |
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@ 08:10 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingThanks guys. Really good to hear that this book has been of use. |
@ 07:00 am (GMT) |
Mike DavisRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range Shootingless than 48hours from online purchase till it on my door step.started reading and by page 32 my arse is sore its been kicked so many times (guess I will HAVE to shoot prone as sitting is painful) great stuff I have loads of work to do...and looking forward to doing it. thanks Nathan...you are the man. |
@ 12:16 pm (GMT) |
Randal GrahamRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingSo excited to see it out, Congrats Natahan and family!Randal |
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@ 01:10 am (GMT) |
Mike DavisRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range Shootingfinished it for first time through (skipped the bits on dial up ...for now)yeah I got work to do, but hopefully you've given me the tools Boss. |
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@ 09:15 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingGood stuff, thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it. |
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@ 10:48 pm (GMT) |
Sebastian ShandRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingMy favourite part had to be near the end when you wrote about vegetarians. It had my in stitches for hours! Awesome read been trying all the new positions and have noticed instant improvements, I really cannot thank you enough for your hard work and no bullshit approach, (legend) [b] |
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@ 01:26 am (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingYeah how many Vegetables do you have to carry for a week in the bush. I like to eat some vegetables I just don't know what to do with the leftover wheel chairs.......... |
@ 01:21 pm (GMT) |
Francis SaundersRe: The Practical Guide To Long Range ShootingQuote: Yeah how many Vegetables do you have to carry for a week in the bush. I like to eat some vegetables I just don't know what to do with the leftover wheel chairs..........
If you add a pole on each side you can turn them into a wheelbarrow, with the big wheels they make an excellent carcass carrier! |
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