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A Question For Those Of You With Single Shots

 
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Old 04-28-2009, 04:38 PM
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A Question For Those Of You With Single Shots

Good day everyone,

Just wondering, those who have single shots. When you're setting up for your shot: how do you set up and what routine do you use to quickly get a second round in if required? How quickly can you get a second round in and ready to shoot?

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Old 04-28-2009, 05:02 PM
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Re: A Question For Those Of You With Single Shots

At long range, you have plenty of time. If you missed your first shot, you will need to re-calc your hold. Figuring out what went wrong with your first shot takes a lot longer than simply opening the bolt and dropping another round in. Don't even worry about it.

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Old 04-28-2009, 05:29 PM
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Re: A Question For Those Of You With Single Shots

The one thing I love about a single shot is, you don't have to worry about feeding problems. Nothing's worse than hanging a shell up when cycling.
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Re: A Question For Those Of You With Single Shots

Aj +1
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Re: A Question For Those Of You With Single Shots

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At long range, you have plenty of time. If you missed your first shot, you will need to re-calc your hold. Figuring out what went wrong with your first shot takes a lot longer than simply opening the bolt and dropping another round in. Don't even worry about it.

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That's a good point AJ, thanks.
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Old 04-28-2009, 07:51 PM
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That's a good point AJ, thanks.
I don't really worry about my reload speed, I've done a bit of practicing (check out my single loading the shotgun at the end of this video)

YouTube - Cowboy Action Shooter

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Re: A Question For Those Of You With Single Shots

i'd cut my finger in half if i tried to crank a lever action that fast!
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