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Post by tonymcluthes on Jul 14, 2020 9:08:20 GMT
No one can call a shot back. Once a gun fires, you have given up all control over where the shot will go or what it will strike. Don’t shoot unless you know exactly what your shot is going to strike. Be sure that your bullet will not injure anyone or anything beyond your target. Firing at a movement or a noise without being absolutely certain of what you are shooting at constitutes disregard for the safety of others. No target is so important that you cannot take the time before you pull the trigger to be absolutely certain of your target and where your shot will stop.
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Post by jcleathes on Apr 24, 2022 5:24:51 GMT
Accurate shooting requires surprisingly high levels of physical strength.
Sure, the weight of a gun varies depending on the specific model. The smallest handgun is unlikely to test the strength of the average shooter. Nonetheless, for larger guns, in particular, you must be physically strong enough to hold the gun steady. Don’t, and hitting the target becomes far harder.
Arm, shoulder, back and core strength are all necessary to operate a gun effectively. You have to raise the gun into a shooting position and hold it there. You must keep your body weight distributed properly, maintaining your balance throughout.
Learning how to shoot naturally enhances the power in these key areas of the body. You’ll enjoy putting that newfound strength to use in other areas of life.
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