Lindroth & Norin have released a trailer for their new instruction film called Long Range Shooting 2.

The scenery is absolutely beautiful. Northern Norway at its best. Except the “pre-summer” weather, perhaps.

You can look at the Trailer here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/langhallsskytte2

I don’t know if the film comes with English subtitles, but I think not. Regardless, it contains some cool, high quality footage.

Stress – Weather – Wind

Our second long range film picks up where the first one left off. That time we dealt with the basics and laid a foundation for the beginner. This time we add some difficulties.

We’ve filmed a long range competition in northern Norway. The shooters are put to the test when they shoot against the clock with high pulse and in various positions.

The weather both at the match and later is wetter and windier than in the first film. As the terrain varies the challenges get harder. Eventually fatigue and cold prove to be bigger problems than some comparatively uncomplicated moving targets.

Solid routines help to get things right under pressure. We stick to that idea. We use the wind rules from the first film, but we also demonstrate the less known vertical component of wind drift. We throw in some completely new and very simple ways to correct for changes in temperature and air pressure as well as an efficient system for handling various ranges when in a hurry.

All in all we think you will find more than a few ideas to test for yourself.

If Long range Shooting from scratch helped you get started, we hope this film takes you a few steps further!

Mr Thomas Haugland and Mr Ulf Lindroth are normally a good sign of quality, and this film looks like no exception based on the trailer.

Below: The video has some really cool effects, with the reticle following each target.  

And more graphics, to display different settings.

You can find more videos made by Lindroth & Norin here: https://vimeo.com/user14430847