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Ben Dover · May 23, 2013, 03:14 PM

Captain Stuart,

Your points are very well taken. Crossman's book is excellent. I have yet to read Anderson's book. but I look forward to it.

There was one thing that I failed to mention in the first post. Once you've learned the basics of offhand, it's also a lot of fun!

But I would caution that when dry firing a rimfire, either use a target rifle designed for dry fire or use snap caps.

May 23, 2013, 03:14 PM	#7
Ben Dover Senior Member Join Date: April 11, 2013 Location: High up in the Rocky Moun Posts: 665	Captain Stuart, Your points are very well taken. Crossman's book is excellent. I have yet to read Anderson's book. but I look forward to it. There was one thing that I failed to mention in the first post. Once you've learned the basics of offhand, it's also a lot of fun! But I would caution that when dry firing a rimfire, either use a target rifle designed for dry fire or use snap caps. __________________ The soldier's pack is not so heavy a burden as the prisoner's chains. Dwight Eisenhower It is very important what a man stands for. But it is far more important what a man refuses to stand for.