Grab a sling and shooting coat. Practice with them for a few months and the slight pulse you are seeing won't seem as pronounced. Its all relative.
Probably, not the help you were looking for.

Probably, not the help you were looking for.
Then hope that sudden muscular reaction doesn't compound the issue.As one poster mentioned ...shoot between heart beats.
That's the biathlon that originally was shot at 300 metres with centerfire rifles.Possibly the best riflemen around were those in the Olympics who combined cross-country skiing and rifle shooting.
Well maybe we can just move back and forth in front of our monitors and pretend;-)I wish some of the fellow shooters I shoot with would have took a video of me shooting 1000yd benchrest you wouldn't even be worried about gun control LOL.
I've removed the front and rear sight from a Garand then taped a 6X 3/4" diameter scope sight in place as low as possible. Then got new shooters slung up in position to see more easily the size of their aiming area.If you have a good front rest and rear bag, and your contact with the rifle is correct, you will not have a pulse problem.
Thanks Boyd I wish that was a video.LOLWell maybe we can just move back and forth in front of our monitors and pretend;-)
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Stan Taylor asked me to post this video.