Josh Cluff, Training and equipment for NRL & Hunting!

The conversation covers long-range shooting classes, gear recommendations, and ballistics for competitive shooting. It also delves into the importance of gear, training, and mental preparation for shooting stages. The discussion includes insights on load development and the significance of velocity in a hunter match. The conversation covers topics such as rifle velocity, projectiles, wind adjustments, caliber classes, optics preferences, and competition equipment. Josh Cluff shares insights on the use of suppressors, ARCA rails, and shooting belts. The conversation also delves into the importance of wind calls, power factors, and the advantages of MILS reticles.TakeawaysLong-range shooting classes for hunters focus on ballistics, target acquisition, and shooting positions.Gear selection and training are crucial for competitive shooting, and the right gear can help steal points in a match.Mental preparation and time management are essential for shooting stages, and understanding ballistics is critical for long-range shooting. Rifle velocity and bullet weight affect recoil and impact on targetATIPS projectiles provide advantages in spotting impacts on steel targetsBold wind adjustments are crucial for precision shootingMinimum power factor requirements impact caliber choicesOptics with a zoom range of 15-18 power provide a larger sight pictureCompetition equipment should include ammo, food, med kit, and rain gearMILS reticles offer advantages in quick wind call adjustmentsChapters00:00 Introduction and Technical Difficulties05:03 Real-World Shooting Scenarios11:25 Competitive Shooting Mentors and Learning16:50 Gear Selection and Ballistics28:44 Rifle Velocity and Recoil43:12 Optics Preferences and MILS Reticles49:24 Competition Equipment and Packing