Sightron Unveils “Snap Focus” Parallax Adjustment in S6 Riflescopes
Designed with small-caliber precision shooters in mind, Sightron has announced the new “Snap…
Designed with small-caliber precision shooters in mind, Sightron has announced the new “Snap…
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Do you know how to make a perfect shot?
As most of you know, I used to compete in Olympic Shooting, a sport that demands a lot of training and repetition almost to the point of converting you into a machine of perfection. Perfect technique, perfect repetition equals perfect shots. This is the philosophy I follow when I’m practicing ANY discipline of shooting, whether is be Tactical, USPSA, IDPA, etc.
If you analyze the vast majority of targets you’ll realize that these targets challenge you to shoot at the center. they’re designed to challenge you to the perfect shot! That’s why I ask my students, “Do you know how to make a perfect shot?” Most don’t know how to answer the question, or better yet they evade the question by saying that they don’t need to shoot perfectly. Most just want to make sure they hit the target, feeling like that is adequate. Excuses, excuses, excuses!
So, next time you head to the range for practice, reserve a single bullet to see how good your technique is. Remember, one day you might have only one bullet and that shot might have to be “the perfect shot.”
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In this video, we get a close look at the amazing services performed by Danger Close Armament. Bottom line, these guys do the best work in the business.
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We have reached the final installment in our Three-part series. Remember the most important thing you can do is decide to start now. It’s not too late.
In our last range video we talked about using the front slide serrations, now we check out racking versus using the slide release.
[dcs_img_right framed=”black” w=”270″ h=”180″] http://gunsandtactics.wpengine.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/flagEcuador.jpg [/dcs_img_right] Shooter ready? Wait for the buzzer… Last July we attended the 19th Annual IPSC Ecuador OPEN in sunny Guayaquil where we not…
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