In the backcountry, probably the most unexplained misses occur when you're shooting steeply uphill or downhill or at some oblique angle across and up or down a slope.

And figuring out just why is both science and mystery.

So today we have one of the finest mines in the long-range

shooting industry with us. Online we're recording this via Zoom.

Aaron, welcome to the show again, my friend.

Thanks, Joseph.

It's good to be here.

I tried to not laugh when you gave me that accolade but we just at Gunnworks we're just trying to do our best.

Well if anyone deserves that it's you and folks listening this is Aaron Davidson owner of Gunworks founder and CEO of

Gunworks that's correct okay fantastic so I have attended a lot of shooting classes in schools, especially precision

and long-range stuff, and of them all, the one that I got the most information from in the clearest

fashion in the shortest amount of time was a class top by Aaron himself, I think in 2013, I came to your long-range university

up there in Cody, Wyoming. It was pretty cool.

Yeah, that's back when we were trying to squeeze everything into one two-day class, so it was pretty high-power

stuff.

Well, it worked.

I think I came away with a whole bunch of new understanding and concepts.

So we've...

You know what's different about that Joseph is we've always focused on trying to teach foundational knowledge rather than just teaching people how to pull the trigger

because you can literally go to every single long-range training course and what you're going to do is spend all your time

pulling the trigger you know you'll shoot two or three hundred rounds in a class and I

think that's why you felt ours was a little different is because I focus so much on teaching those

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