Can we talk Wobble?
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Can we talk Wobble?
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If my reading and understanding of what I read is right as long as your trigger breaks with in your wobble area that is what you want. That way you can keep the trigger moving and not try to snatch the shot when the dot is on the X ring. Because that is not where the dot is going to be when the bullet clears the barrel. Now what I want to know is I been right so far is when you all are shooting clean targets your wobble is all in the 10 ring? Don
If my reading and understanding of what I read is right as long as your trigger breaks with in your wobble area that is what you want. That way you can keep the trigger moving and not try to snatch the shot when the dot is on the X ring. Because that is not where the dot is going to be when the bullet clears the barrel. Now what I want to know is I been right so far is when you all are shooting clean targets your wobble is all in the 10 ring? Don
Magload- Posts : 1173
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Re: Can we talk Wobble?
Great post,
Will review and enjoy.
Will review and enjoy.
GerhardG- Posts : 88
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Re: Can we talk Wobble?
Since this discussion started, I have not suddenly noticed a difference in how well I shoot. On the other hand, following these guidelines has certainly improved my shooting. Lots of little steps forward will eventually equal one large step. At the same time, I've noticed my wobble zone is inversely proportional to how well I follow the better ideas in this thread. Better wobble zone = better scoring (as long as my trigger finger doesn't waste it). IMHO.12XNPC wrote:.......training should be taking small bites of the fundamentals and mastering them one at a time.........
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