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Sons flinching… Help!
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<blockquote data-quote="BigCityBubba" data-source="post: 5770838" data-attributes="member: 23435"><p>This and/or just watch him shoot. When I say watch him shoot, I mean literally look at him pulling the trigger. Don't pay attention t anything else. I took a long range shooting course and they had someone there watching me pull the trigger and they would tell me whenever I made a mistake. You should see him flinch, yank the trigger, close his eyes, or whatever he is doing to throw the shot off. It should be obvious. You can go from there. Practicing with a 22 is a great idea. I have a 17hmr bolt action that I use to get in trigger time. Make sure he knows the basic breathing when shooting also.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigCityBubba, post: 5770838, member: 23435"] This and/or just watch him shoot. When I say watch him shoot, I mean literally look at him pulling the trigger. Don't pay attention t anything else. I took a long range shooting course and they had someone there watching me pull the trigger and they would tell me whenever I made a mistake. You should see him flinch, yank the trigger, close his eyes, or whatever he is doing to throw the shot off. It should be obvious. You can go from there. Practicing with a 22 is a great idea. I have a 17hmr bolt action that I use to get in trigger time. Make sure he knows the basic breathing when shooting also. [/QUOTE]
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