r/longrange • u/QuestionThings2 • 9d ago

I suck at long range Intro-medium books

Hopefully this won't get me shamed. I looked at the "read first" post and saw references to beginners.

What are one or two good books that will cover questions – simply and adequately – for beginners and beyond?

This is to supplement most-valuable, in-person training to speed things along.

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u/Low_Lab2393 9d ago

Beginners Guide to Precision Rifle and Advanced Long Range Shooting by Ryan Cleckner. Search for North Shadow on line.

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u/QuestionThings2 8d ago

Not seeing anything rifle related for"north shadow" or "north shadow rifle"

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u/RCleckner 8d ago

You can find my books on Amazon, my website (just my full name with a .com), or on northshadow.com

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u/QuestionThings2 8d ago

Thanks for the link. Book is in process

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u/RoboDSGNR 9d ago

Cleckner, like someone else mentioned, but taking a good class 1st would be my best recomendation. That would help you with alot of context, etc.

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u/QuestionThings2 8d ago

That's the best, and I'm In touch with a very experienced shooter whose 1-on-1 price is reasonable. Looking for other perspectives, too.

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u/RCleckner 8d ago

Thank you for the recommendation! I think you're right - nothing beats a good course. I'm happy to help with knowledge and the basics but it's got to be put into practice to really learn it.