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Shooting Five Shot Groups
Re: Shooting Five Shot Groups
This morning at the range I couldn't even shoot three shot groups. I was useless. Still... a bad day at the range is better than a good day at work.
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Re: Shooting Five Shot Groups
...pretty much anything else. Shooting is fun, even for those of us who can't hit the broad side of a barn.ditto1958 wrote:...a bad day at the range is better than...
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Re: Shooting Five Shot Groups
If I'm shooting for group size I will often open the lever/bolt and leave it open for 30 seconds to cool, then close the bolt and take aim.Henry88 wrote:I notice the same thing. It's always the 4th or 5th shot that opens up the group. I think it's just a matter of maintaining concentration, and maybe in rare instances, the barrel warming.
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Sir Henry
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Re: Shooting Five Shot Groups
I shoot the best when I time it between heart beats.DWD445 wrote:1 shot is all it takes !!!
And timing is everything
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