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The Shooting Cat · March 14, 2008, 08:47 AM

Interesting, indeed. This to me means that a shooter should put efforts into becoming a good shooter. What I intend with good shooter, is a person who is able to feel the reality of facts. So if the actual recoil is lighter than another, a good shooter should be able to tell; and he should be able to feel like this.

So at the end the equation would become

actual lighter recoil => perceived lighter recoil => better performance.

In other words, I'm growing the idea that it's the average shooter imperfect feeling, that creates much debate around the topic.

Thanks to inputs like yours, I really enjoy this 3ad.

Thx

TSC

March 14, 2008, 08:47 AM	#15
The Shooting Cat Member Join Date: December 8, 2007 Location: Milan, Italy Posts: 38	Interesting, indeed. This to me means that a shooter should put efforts into becoming a good shooter. What I intend with good shooter, is a person who is able to feel the reality of facts. So if the actual recoil is lighter than another, a good shooter should be able to tell; and he should be able to feel like this. So at the end the equation would become actual lighter recoil => perceived lighter recoil => better performance. In other words, I'm growing the idea that it's the average shooter imperfect feeling, that creates much debate around the topic. Thanks to inputs like yours, I really enjoy this 3ad. Thx TSC