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The Basics, Starting Out
Trouble with shooting 1 MOA even at 200m's
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<blockquote data-quote="erikblank" data-source="post: 1632482" data-attributes="member: 96627"><p>Don't take this wrong, but can you shoot MOA? I mean if someone hands you a rifle that shoots better than MOA, can you at least shoot MOA? I don't know you and I'm not trying to offend you. However, it's very common for people blame the tool and not the operator. I'd start by moving in closer, 50 to 100 meters. Go out with a friend. Have them watch you when you shoot. See if you flinch or have any ticks that might throw off your game. Once you can take yourself out of the equation, then move to the rifle and longer distances. </p><p></p><p>A good air rifle or a .22 can be your best friend for practicing form, breathing and trigger control. I personally have an airgun that if I do everything right, I can shoot 10 shot groups .025 @ 15 yards. I practice so much it gets boring. After a while I started shootings playing cards on their side in half. The point is I've practice enough to know what's me and what's the rifle. Have you?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="erikblank, post: 1632482, member: 96627"] Don't take this wrong, but can you shoot MOA? I mean if someone hands you a rifle that shoots better than MOA, can you at least shoot MOA? I don't know you and I'm not trying to offend you. However, it's very common for people blame the tool and not the operator. I'd start by moving in closer, 50 to 100 meters. Go out with a friend. Have them watch you when you shoot. See if you flinch or have any ticks that might throw off your game. Once you can take yourself out of the equation, then move to the rifle and longer distances. A good air rifle or a .22 can be your best friend for practicing form, breathing and trigger control. I personally have an airgun that if I do everything right, I can shoot 10 shot groups .025 @ 15 yards. I practice so much it gets boring. After a while I started shootings playing cards on their side in half. The point is I've practice enough to know what's me and what's the rifle. Have you? [/QUOTE]
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