Caylen and Phil are back at it after a brief hiatus. This was an awesome episode of catch-up conversation and diving deep into some great topics. With the training season back into full swing, they talk about what it means to be a good student and the process of learning, which then rolls into what they define as a bad shooter, a good shooter, and what separates those from a phenomenal shooter. The pair discusses other topics such as what it means to develop a standard, and how those standards are missing the mark in places around the community. They round up the conversations discussing what “line of white” means regarding the aiming process, and the new release of the Modern Day Sniper Fundamentals of Marksmanship course at the Online Schoolhouse.
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MDS Episode #0023: Jacob Bynum and Assassin's Way
MDS Episode #0022: We host Ryan Cleckner of Gun University
MDS Episode #0021: Caylen and Phil catch up and talk shop
MDS Episode #0020: Len Waldron on the modern hunting rifle
MDS Episode #0019: Cody Carroll on tiger stripes, blue jeans, and maximum libo
MDS Episode #0018: What it means to be a Volunteer
MDS Episode #0017: What it takes to be a sniper
MDS Episode #0016: We Host Ridgeline Defense
MDS Episode #0015: Caylen and Phil talk Fundamentals
MDS Episode #0014: Scott Satterlee and Hand Loading
MDS Q&A Episode #0013: with Caylen
MDS Episode #0012: External Ballistics
MDS Episode #0011: Jacob Bynum and the Assassin’s Way Match
MDS Episode #0010: Shooter's Checklist
MDS Episode #0009: Connecting your mind to your rifle.
MDS Q&A Episode #0008: From long range enthusiast to precision rifle competitor
MDS Episode #0007: Technology and the Modern Day Sniper
MDS Q&A Episode #0006: First Competition, Finding a Mentor and 308 vs 6.5 CM
MDS Episode #0005: New Mk 13 Mod 7, Wind Constants, and the T3 Reticle
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