Basic Art of The Rifle - Standing Unsupported.

A basic overview of one of the hardest positions to shoot a centerfire rifle in.

This position is great for practicing hand/eye co-ordination. If you can shoot well from this position, you will excel at any other position

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[danthman114]

im going to have to disagree with your technique. the way you do it is basically muscling the rifle and that causes inaccuracy in the standing position

[millerusaf]

@danthman114 There are better ways out there. I won't deny that.

[jaybeesworld]

thank god. i guess ive been doing it wrong!

gimmi your opinion, Miller!

[millerusaf]

@jaybeesworld You are solid with your AR. I like those videos you put out. :)

[millerusaf]

@jaybeesworld Also, I like your AR setup. It's nice to see someone rockin and rollin with iron sights. :)

[chionelou]

love it! you do a great job on your videos!

[polkatit]

i dont know about thebubbaeffect but 155mm seemes like a bit of a drama queen to me. he is always looking for a fight. @155millimeter, just do your own thing and dont worry about others

[lcblahollywoodgrunt]

nice rifle

[Engel888]

Thanks ever so much for this posting very useful. Thanking you again for the time and well thought out instruction process

[MrBkBlitzkrieg]

That is one bad ass K98. How much did it run you without the scope set up?

[nialljamesbuckley]

Great video. Thanks Miller! I like keeping my trigger hand thumb to the right because it's easier for me to reach the hammer that way on my lever rifles

stay safe, shoot straight!

[cber8860]

@millerusaf so whats the proper placement on your shoulder right where ur arm and body meet or what

[1994naser]

thanks

[gunny426plymouth]

@1994naser kar 98 Germany used em since well when they designed it back in the 1890's but known for ww1 and ww2. a very good rifle indeed