02-27-2017, 11:24 PM
As you work toward eliminating your flinchitis, one key to seeing how successful you are is your ability to keep your eyes open through the shot break.
Then, you will find your precision improving by folowing advice LR1955 passed to us awhile back: Train yourself to pull, rather than squeeze, the trigger when the position and sight picture are right. That exercise has significantly improved my precision because we can't eliminate all motion when shooting from even the best of positions.
BTW keeping one's eyes open through the shot is extraordinarily difficult. So, I am very pleased when I see muzzle flash in the scope or splash of the bullet when the target isn't paper!
Then, you will find your precision improving by folowing advice LR1955 passed to us awhile back: Train yourself to pull, rather than squeeze, the trigger when the position and sight picture are right. That exercise has significantly improved my precision because we can't eliminate all motion when shooting from even the best of positions.
BTW keeping one's eyes open through the shot is extraordinarily difficult. So, I am very pleased when I see muzzle flash in the scope or splash of the bullet when the target isn't paper!
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"To those who have fought and almost died for it, freedom has a flavor the protected will never know."
-- Author Unknown
"If at first you do succeed, try not to look astonished!" -- Milton Berle