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<blockquote data-quote="rayzlens" data-source="post: 1867829" data-attributes="member: 42756"><p>I practice daily with an air rifle and an air pistol. I like them because they can be fired indoors without ventilation, only require 33 ft to meet standard match distances and reinforce all the fundamentals. In fact the lower velocity really exaggerates problems with the fundementals. </p><p>Trigger time counts and as someone who lives in an area with severe winters and has to drive 80 miles to the nearest range with any length it is often the only way to get my practice in. </p><p>Then at the range I can focus on range estimation, wind doping and the other elements of long range shooting. </p><p>I have reduced the number of firearms I own in deference to the old range adage, "beware the man with only one fun, he probably knows how to use it." Familiarity counts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rayzlens, post: 1867829, member: 42756"] I practice daily with an air rifle and an air pistol. I like them because they can be fired indoors without ventilation, only require 33 ft to meet standard match distances and reinforce all the fundamentals. In fact the lower velocity really exaggerates problems with the fundementals. Trigger time counts and as someone who lives in an area with severe winters and has to drive 80 miles to the nearest range with any length it is often the only way to get my practice in. Then at the range I can focus on range estimation, wind doping and the other elements of long range shooting. I have reduced the number of firearms I own in deference to the old range adage, "beware the man with only one fun, he probably knows how to use it." Familiarity counts. [/QUOTE]
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