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Guys,
I've edited some of the harsher exchanges here. Let's lighten it up.
I can say this:
1. I've been amazed at the ability of top BR shooters to adjust to hard-to-perceive and rapidly changing conditions. And they are masters at load tuning.
2. The most difficult shooting sport I've ever tried was silhouette. You're trying to keep proper eye relief on a high-magnification scope and the rifle's muzzle is dancing around.
3. Prone shooting,rimfire or centerfire) takes enormous powers of concentration, good fitness, and good eyesight. If you're a good prone/irons shooter, there's a 98% chance you'll do well in F-Class.
I'd say we should celebrate the variety of disciplines we have and appreciate the different sets of skills each demands.
I've edited some of the harsher exchanges here. Let's lighten it up.
I can say this:
1. I've been amazed at the ability of top BR shooters to adjust to hard-to-perceive and rapidly changing conditions. And they are masters at load tuning.
2. The most difficult shooting sport I've ever tried was silhouette. You're trying to keep proper eye relief on a high-magnification scope and the rifle's muzzle is dancing around.
3. Prone shooting,rimfire or centerfire) takes enormous powers of concentration, good fitness, and good eyesight. If you're a good prone/irons shooter, there's a 98% chance you'll do well in F-Class.
I'd say we should celebrate the variety of disciplines we have and appreciate the different sets of skills each demands.
