Winning in the wind” by Lones Wigger and Lanny Basham),

[Hillhunter]

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of

Winning in the wind” by Lones Wigger and Lanny Basham), in cd rom? , has anyone seen it ?

 

[JFM33]

I have it in my collection,I believe it was purchased from Mr Basham's site on Mental Management.His books and cd's on mental management are excellent and not just for shooters.I have given "With Winning in Mind" and Freedom Flight as gifts to those who could use them.I would highly recommend them if you haven't read them.
As for shooting in the wind I will say it depends on what type of shooting I am doing,example John Whidden is a great source for long range shooting plans that apply to F-class,IBS 1000/600 yd bench rest is a totally different plan of attack and I am sure short range BR is different.
Hope that helps
John

 

[Hillhunter]

Many thanks for your reply John , I will try to get them as soon as possible, I shoot FTR, having spent the last few years chasing the spotter , I need to learn this wind game, which of the above do you think would be best to read first? happy Christmas,

Ger.

 

[rardoin]

Consider this one also...concise, practical and full of information compiled from many of the best shooters across the globe:

Wind book for rifle shooters, Miller and Cunningham

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1581605323/?tag=accuratescom-20

 

[1813benny]

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of

Winning in the wind” by Lones Wigger and Lanny Basham), in cd rom? , has anyone seen it ?

Very useful for smallbore.

 

[JFM33]

Hi Ger
With winning in mind ,will open a few doors to what it takes to be a winner its a great place to start.
I have been fortunate to attend John Whiddens wind reading class,it was detailed and well presented on his philosophy or plan .There are some old video interviews on this site from Mr Whidden's and Mr Tubb on the subject,you could look up .
Personally learning to be patient and picking a condition to shoot in has shown itself beneficial .I prefer to watch the mirage over the flags.
I am sure others will chime in
John

 

[Hillhunter]

Consider this one also...concise, practical and full of information compiled from many of the best shooters across the globe:

Wind book for rifle shooters, Miller and Cunningham

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1581605323/?tag=accuratescom-20

Thanks

 

[Hillhunter]

Hi Ger
With winning in mind ,will open a few doors to what it takes to be a winner its a great place to start.
I have been fortunate to attend John Whiddens wind reading class,it was detailed and well presented on his philosophy or plan .There are some old video interviews on this site from Mr Whidden's and Mr Tubb on the subject,you could look up .
Personally learning to be patient and picking a condition to shoot in has shown itself beneficial .I prefer to watch the mirage over the flags.
I am sure others will chime in
John

Thanks again John ,I will order that now , until I can get to a wind reading class I will just have to read and practice, and watch for that magic condition , thanks again.
Ger

 

[Hillhunter]

Consider this one also...concise, practical and full of information compiled from many of the best shooters across the globe:

Wind book for rifle shooters, Miller and Cunningham

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1581605323/?tag=accuratescom-20

Cheers

 

[Immike]

I shoot FTR, having spent the last few years chasing the spotter , I need to learn this wind game.
Ger.

Get a partner and pair fire on a steel plate on a few wild windy days. Good fun and puts you well ahead of the guys that haven't done it. Definitly read everything but train yourself too!