05-03-2017, 08:56 PM
Chris
I know how you feel. Mostly, because I have been there and done that.
I have a variety of rests: Caldwell front ( I cheat the back with a hand lock/cheek weld from my early days) a Dog-Gone Good heavy bench rest, and the Caldwell Lead Sled to which I would add 50 lbs.
I can shoot well or badly off of either depending on my mental state. So I am just adding a note that sometimes we just need to do the ladders a time or two because no matter how steady we "think" we are...there are a variety of circumstances inside that can impact our shooting mechanics more than what we are using.
I too have been indoors in Wichita at a 100 yard indoor range and shot lights out and the next time not so well. All the same except for my mental state and the impact it had on my shooting mechanics.
Keep at it, Brother!!!
I know how you feel. Mostly, because I have been there and done that.
I have a variety of rests: Caldwell front ( I cheat the back with a hand lock/cheek weld from my early days) a Dog-Gone Good heavy bench rest, and the Caldwell Lead Sled to which I would add 50 lbs.
I can shoot well or badly off of either depending on my mental state. So I am just adding a note that sometimes we just need to do the ladders a time or two because no matter how steady we "think" we are...there are a variety of circumstances inside that can impact our shooting mechanics more than what we are using.
I too have been indoors in Wichita at a 100 yard indoor range and shot lights out and the next time not so well. All the same except for my mental state and the impact it had on my shooting mechanics.
Keep at it, Brother!!!