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<blockquote data-quote="300rum" data-source="post: 443282" data-attributes="member: 6231"><p>you are right about training hard at extreme distances, and then at 1k taking a shot is very easy.</p><p>learning the wind, and what therain can do is a must to master at perfection in any condition. this is whay i go out shooting rocks at almost 2k in the most extreme condition. rain, snow, windy days- foggy days.</p><p>i used the same technique back in the time when i was training for competition 50m - 22lr caliber.</p><p>training hard, pushing your limits to extreme, taking your shots from impossible position is what makes you excell on field, not bench shooting at paper.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="300rum, post: 443282, member: 6231"] you are right about training hard at extreme distances, and then at 1k taking a shot is very easy. learning the wind, and what therain can do is a must to master at perfection in any condition. this is whay i go out shooting rocks at almost 2k in the most extreme condition. rain, snow, windy days- foggy days. i used the same technique back in the time when i was training for competition 50m - 22lr caliber. training hard, pushing your limits to extreme, taking your shots from impossible position is what makes you excell on field, not bench shooting at paper. [/QUOTE]
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