Sometimes when I'm out shooting and I've got me x hairs centred on whatever there's what seems to be a pulse and the guns moving slightly left and right. I've tried holding more and less tight and that doesn't seem to make much difference, any ideas ?
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Learning how to control and or deal with pulse and respiratory rate are rather crucial to accuracy.
I found that training under stress is of great benefit and makes recreational shooting much easier. I sometimes jog out to set a target and jog back then start shooting without letting my pulse and breathing slow down. Learning to shoot accurately when the body is stressed makes everything else seem easy!!
I found that training under stress is of great benefit and makes recreational shooting much easier. I sometimes jog out to set a target and jog back then start shooting without letting my pulse and breathing slow down. Learning to shoot accurately when the body is stressed makes everything else seem easy!!
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I second that. Put yourself in a stress situation then shoot. Afterwards relax count to ten then put eyes on target. Release shoot. That should help ya. Sas
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That's a great idea! I think I'm going to try that. Simulates real world situations when you get "buck fever".
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Breath and (not) coffee.
take 3-4 deep breath, let half of the oxygen out, and you are on target...... But the coffee/redbull better wait.
take 3-4 deep breath, let half of the oxygen out, and you are on target...... But the coffee/redbull better wait.
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