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What makes a good marksman?
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<blockquote data-quote="belldar" data-source="post: 2296235" data-attributes="member: 17374"><p>I would consider that pretty good for their first time with someone else's weapons. When I work with new or seasoned shooters and they can keep it consistent that is good marksmanship in my eyes. Why do they need to shoot better than 1MOA? Where they happy with their shooting and enjoying it? Some get to caught up in what they think is acceptable accuracy instead of just enjoying shooting. I think there is nothing better than new shooters or first time long range shooters getting set up and ringing steel out to 800+. Can they get a group inside a quarter every time at 100 yards? Probably not, but when they ring that 12 inch plate at 800 the smiles on their face is priceless. Everyone has limits to what they can and or should do. Know your limits and you will be much happier, and if you aren't happy, make yourself better. </p><p>To answer your first sentence is like anything else in life. Practice, time, willingness.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="belldar, post: 2296235, member: 17374"] I would consider that pretty good for their first time with someone else’s weapons. When I work with new or seasoned shooters and they can keep it consistent that is good marksmanship in my eyes. Why do they need to shoot better than 1MOA? Where they happy with their shooting and enjoying it? Some get to caught up in what they think is acceptable accuracy instead of just enjoying shooting. I think there is nothing better than new shooters or first time long range shooters getting set up and ringing steel out to 800+. Can they get a group inside a quarter every time at 100 yards? Probably not, but when they ring that 12 inch plate at 800 the smiles on their face is priceless. Everyone has limits to what they can and or should do. Know your limits and you will be much happier, and if you aren’t happy, make yourself better. To answer your first sentence is like anything else in life. Practice, time, willingness. [/QUOTE]
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