02-27-2017, 08:09 PM
When shooting with others we load each others guns to try to catch each other flinching. I'll leave it empty or put in a fired case in between live ones. It's not so much training as a reason to poke fun. Anyhow that's how we avoid it.
When I'm shooting game I sort of mentally think in terms of putting the bullet in where I want it as opposed to a bench situation where I let the gun go off and surprise me. That is to say I break the trigger and push the bullet into the animal as if in one motion. In recoil I'm trying to get the gun cycled and back on a target that might be moving. I guess another way of saying it is be too busy killing to anticipate breaking the shot.
When I'm shooting game I sort of mentally think in terms of putting the bullet in where I want it as opposed to a bench situation where I let the gun go off and surprise me. That is to say I break the trigger and push the bullet into the animal as if in one motion. In recoil I'm trying to get the gun cycled and back on a target that might be moving. I guess another way of saying it is be too busy killing to anticipate breaking the shot.