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Post by jmdavis 6/19/2016, 7:05 pm

This might better be under equipment, but I have an issue with my Pardini moving in my hand. I did nit have this issue with the benelli or at least not to this extent.  It doesn't happen in slowfire and I can control it in timed but it really seems to jump around in rapid an dive hot shots that are off call. I pulled out the flex shaft last night and tried to get it better into my hand, but it almost feels like it's twisting in rapid fire. 

Am I making any sense to anyone?
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Post by AllAces 6/19/2016, 7:48 pm

During slow fire, recover, come back on target before you lower the gun.  Do this every time you slow fire a round to reinforce muscle memory in your grip, arm and stance.  You are looking for consistent recovery and muscle memory as you get back on target.
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Post by jmdavis 6/25/2016, 9:59 pm

The area below the palm of my hand was not making contact with the grip and neither was the ridge below my ring and pinky fingers. I added some wood putty last night and the results on my 45 angle grip were really good at 50 and 25.
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