04-16-2011, 03:26 PM
For something so simple sounding, it has been the most difficult thing I have learned as a long range shooter. When I practice dry firing, it is about the only thing I focus on besides trigger break.
I'm still not as good at it as I want to be, and consider it the most valuable skill that I need to work on more effectively.
I think of it as taking a snapshot of the last sight picture I have before the primer ignites, and that helps, but I know I need to work on it more.
I'm still not as good at it as I want to be, and consider it the most valuable skill that I need to work on more effectively.
I think of it as taking a snapshot of the last sight picture I have before the primer ignites, and that helps, but I know I need to work on it more.
