Breathing
If you don't breath you will shake. There is a correct way to breath when shooting. Try this exercise --
Take a breathe.
Let it out.
While exhaling, notice that there is a point during exhale where you do not feel it necessary to to continue exhaling, or to start breathing in again.
Now try it again. This time when you get to that "place", stop breathing for a second or two. It's easy!
That is the place in your breath cycle you want to take your shot. Since you can only hold it a second, two at most, you must time the rise and fall of the rifle, the sight alignment & picture, and the trigger squeeze to coincide with that "place". Notice that when you inhale the muzzle of the rifle drops. It rises again when you exhale. When your chest expands your shoulder rises, your forearm that supports the rifle does not move so the muzzle drops. You must time this rise and fall so that the target is sighted at that "place".
--David Reed
i thought this would help several of whom dont get enough pratice with a real firearm enough to notice this, i believe its vital and proves a good point when taking shots.
what do you think?
If you don't breath you will shake. There is a correct way to breath when shooting. Try this exercise --
Take a breathe.
Let it out.
While exhaling, notice that there is a point during exhale where you do not feel it necessary to to continue exhaling, or to start breathing in again.
Now try it again. This time when you get to that "place", stop breathing for a second or two. It's easy!
That is the place in your breath cycle you want to take your shot. Since you can only hold it a second, two at most, you must time the rise and fall of the rifle, the sight alignment & picture, and the trigger squeeze to coincide with that "place". Notice that when you inhale the muzzle of the rifle drops. It rises again when you exhale. When your chest expands your shoulder rises, your forearm that supports the rifle does not move so the muzzle drops. You must time this rise and fall so that the target is sighted at that "place".
--David Reed
i thought this would help several of whom dont get enough pratice with a real firearm enough to notice this, i believe its vital and proves a good point when taking shots.
what do you think?
