What is a pain is my offhand rifle shooting ability. I just don't have the steadiness to make 100+ yards shots with confidence.
Good suggestion. I'll give that a try.Have you tried the hold-off, move the sights on to the target, breaking the trigger as you stop the movement method?
It works really well. Even if a person has a "hold wobble" of say 5 MOA, they can effectively shoot down to 1 to 2 MOA with that method and a little practice.
Worked pretty good with a 3x scoped AR at 80yds. Good enough that I'll give it a try at longer range when I get a chance.Good suggestion. I'll give that a try.
Worked pretty good with a 3x scoped AR at 80yds. Good enough that I'll give it a try at longer range when I get a chance.
I never knew there was another way to shoot. LOLHave you tried the hold-off, move the sights on to the target, breaking the trigger as you stop the movement method?
It works really well. Even if a person has a "hold wobble" of say 5 MOA, they can effectively shoot down to 1 to 2 MOA with that method and a little practice.
I usually shoot 100 rounds a week. If I miss a few weeks, I will often see a few rounds go out of my normal two-inch circle at ten yards.Curious if anyone has any data on how long a proficient shooter can go before they aren’t as proficient as they were.
Military or civilian, how often do you have to shoot to maintain proficiency?
Does the military keep performance records on their shooters, or do they shoot every day / week / ?? when not deployed?