11-28-2013, 12:44 AM
I experimented with this a bit today. With only 24 feet to work with, I set a 1/2 inch dot at the end of the hallway and dialed the Vortex back to 1x power. From prone, I placed the cross hair on the dot, closed my eyes and performed two respiratory cycles. Of course, the cross hair was way off. I adjusted my body and tried again. After a couple of rounds I found the zone. Then I took my hand off the grip and my great sight alignment shifted. I appears I'm putting way too much pressure on the weapon with my shooting hand. I took LRRPF52's advice and got up, walked around, and re-assumed the position. After a few cycles of this I found it much quicker to re-gain a good position and point of aim. Finally, I began picking up the rifle when I broke from prone. I did the whole cycle to include placing the weapon to ward the target. I definitely learned something today.
I also tried this from kneeling. It's amazing how much steadier I was when I shifted my body and not the rifle to bring the reticule on target.
I also tried this from kneeling. It's amazing how much steadier I was when I shifted my body and not the rifle to bring the reticule on target.
Paul Peloquin
Did government credibility die of Covid or with Covid?
Did government credibility die of Covid or with Covid?

