Practice, Training and attending matches
- By chasdicapua
- Field Target
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I practice about 75% positional shots and 25% sitting. For the sitting shots, I mostly shoot longer (50+) shots as those are the ones I'll tend to miss.
I don't try to shoot only in the wind, but I definitely don't shy away from shooting when it's windy. I think that, along with the standing and kneeling, the is the most important thing to get proficient at.
I also make a point of making the routine of coming to a lane, taking the gun out of the carrying bag, cocking it, loading it, shouldering it (guess this could be called "the routine"), etc. be exactly the same every time. When shooting I practice being aware of finger placement on the trigger and follow through.
I don't try to shoot only in the wind, but I definitely don't shy away from shooting when it's windy. I think that, along with the standing and kneeling, the is the most important thing to get proficient at.
I also make a point of making the routine of coming to a lane, taking the gun out of the carrying bag, cocking it, loading it, shouldering it (guess this could be called "the routine"), etc. be exactly the same every time. When shooting I practice being aware of finger placement on the trigger and follow through.
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