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<blockquote data-quote="paphil" data-source="post: 901620" data-attributes="member: 17745"><p>The muzzle brake is to protect the shooter from developing a flinch. I have no doubt that most of us on here can shoot a big gun, we know how to hold tight and the gun goes boom, no damage done! EXCEPT after numerous shots, our body takes care of itself and begins to tighten up in preparation for the recoil. This leads to rifle movement before and during the shot that affects the final point of impact, the longer the shot, the more noticeable! Good shooting requires light pressure from the shoulder against the stock, about five pounds and consistently repeating that from shot to shot. Don't know if you flinch? let a friend load your gun for you, you should break all shots without moving the crosshairs off the bulls eye. Already have a flinch? dry fire, dry fire, dry fire, then when you do go live, think dry fire and concentrate on keeping the reticle on the target, you will be amazed how much your groups improve!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="paphil, post: 901620, member: 17745"] The muzzle brake is to protect the shooter from developing a flinch. I have no doubt that most of us on here can shoot a big gun, we know how to hold tight and the gun goes boom, no damage done! EXCEPT after numerous shots, our body takes care of itself and begins to tighten up in preparation for the recoil. This leads to rifle movement before and during the shot that affects the final point of impact, the longer the shot, the more noticeable! Good shooting requires light pressure from the shoulder against the stock, about five pounds and consistently repeating that from shot to shot. Don't know if you flinch? let a friend load your gun for you, you should break all shots without moving the crosshairs off the bulls eye. Already have a flinch? dry fire, dry fire, dry fire, then when you do go live, think dry fire and concentrate on keeping the reticle on the target, you will be amazed how much your groups improve! [/QUOTE]
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