03-22-2011, 12:10 PM
mtn_shooter Wrote:I agree that mental is more important than physical, but not to that extreme, and the "luck" is dependant on how precise your weapon/ammo combo is. I think if flinching and impatience magically disappeared one day, groups would shrink dramatically.
MS:
Then how would you rate it? That saying is just a saying.
I think what they are talking about is more that gust of wind you didn't see that tosses your bullet into the middle when you made the wrong wind call to begin with.
Flinching and impatience are things we do consciously. If we do them, we sure can control them. That is part of the mental game as I see it.
So, lets say someone comes up to you and says he is flinching and can't control it. He or she asks for your 'hep'.
What would you do?
Anyone? What would you do and how have you gotten a flinch under control in the past? I bet there are ten guys on the forum who think flinching is a major training issue with them.
LR1955