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Buzzard Bait · February 19, 2016, 08:05 PM

You have to shoot it until its like walking you don't get out of your chair and walk across the room thinking left right left right as you go you just do it,
you have to practice until shooting is like walking, and I think that explains it for me but its not my words I read a interview with Kim Rhode and that's how she explained her shot gun practice routine,

I do think slow fire is good practice for rapid and timed fire ...... because, the fundamentals are the same the time interval is different but its still, stance, grip, sight alignment, trigger squeeze
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February 19, 2016, 08:05 PM	#32
Buzzard Bait Senior Member Join Date: June 25, 2008 Location: Republic of Texas Posts: 502	you just haven't shot it eough yet You have to shoot it until its like walking you don't get out of your chair and walk across the room thinking left right left right as you go you just do it, you have to practice until shooting is like walking, and I think that explains it for me but its not my words I read a interview with Kim Rhode and that's how she explained her shot gun practice routine, I do think slow fire is good practice for rapid and timed fire ...... because, the fundamentals are the same the time interval is different but its still, stance, grip, sight alignment, trigger squeeze bb Last edited by Buzzard Bait; February 21, 2016 at 12:55 PM. Reason: slow thinker