How To Properly Grip Your Hunting Rifle | Better Accuracy

Little things make a big difference when it comes to long range shooting. In this video we show you proper grip to help with better accuracy.

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[OnefiveRc]

Game Changing Tip For a Beginner. Thanks!

[donyates]

Great information, appreciate your time, sometimes I feel like i cant get my eye behind the rifle, to the point that i tilt it as of i am looking down a side optic to see down a regular mount optic. Thanks in advance, stay safe and reflective surfaces offer more views if sight when pinned down or see around objects

[iam]

An y advice for me as I have lost 1/2 of my trigger finger. I have to use my middle finger. I'll try these tips though! Thanks for a great video

[Calebott]

I’m shooting a 12 gauge slug gun does this technique still apply to that?

[nono]

How bout stock placement and how much reward pressure should you have?

[tatoo]

Would you apply this same concept for shooting a slug gun?

[deerhearse]

Great advice! Will definitely give that a try.

[bryanli]

Can you shoot accurately without scope?

[iam]

My index finger stays where your trigger finger is before shooting along with my middle finger until i'm ready to fire

[bryantbutlermf]

A man told me to hold my thumb to the right instead of center where it should be (naturally) I feel like he didn’t like I was shooting better than him so I changed my grip and it literally ruined my whole shooting session. I mean, everybody’s hand is different, how they were trained also. He right?

[cetvies-author-writer]

because of you 'hunters and so on' the wild is all over, just something in your head, that will roam all day, just a little tales of yours, yet another one. you did not kill it, as it is the lives of others that will raise again, as for yours, let's imagine where it will distinguishly lead to the anti-chambers of this existence, you made sure go dark, terrified, horrified and extinct.