What's up everybody, we have 10 minutes here with Mr. Nick Lawfinberg across the table from

us and every time Nick joins us we're pretty much going to talk about precision rifle stuff,

long range stuff, and making yourself a bit more informed of a shooter out there on the

range.

And today we're going to talk about just a annoying little thing we all have to do with

called wind.

And so Nick, I think one of the things that I've found when I talk to really experienced

shooters is I'll tend to go out there on the range, I'll send a round down range, see

what happens, and you know the left right, that's kind of my first round is my indication

of what maybe the wind is doing that I make my correction from there, it's not wrong,

but it's also not exactly like let's say you're in some sort of a competition atmosphere

where that first round hit really makes a difference, or we were even discussing to

it could, or well it does make a big difference in hunting a lot of times.

And so the really good shooters out there, they have the ability to just understand what's

going on with the wind, it seems, and not that they're god, they know exactly what's

happening everywhere down range, but they have a better idea of it, just based on things

that they can read, experience that they have, seeing certain things that might mean

wind is, you know there's different thermals going on, different wind directions, as

you go down range at these longer range shots, and they have a higher chance of getting

that first round hit.

And so what are some of those things that they're doing, how can somebody improve their

chances of accurately understanding what's going to happen to their bullet to get that

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