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Hey guys, check out the interview with Forum member Rodrigo Rosa in today's Daily Bulletin. Rodrigo, originally from Brazil, but now a proud U.S. Citizen living in New Hampshire, shot great at Camp Perry in 2011, finishing second in the Across-the-Course phase and third in the Long Range National Championship. So he's within a few points of legends like Tubb and Bernosky -- yet he's only been shooting competitively since 2008. I'd say this young man is a born shooter.
LINK: http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2012/02/shooter-profile-rodrigo-rosa-a-rising-high-power-star/
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AccurateShooter: Rodrigo, do you have any tips for novice High Power shooters?
Rosa: Start by investing in good equipment — buy quality and you will buy it only once. Seek the advise of successful shooters. All truly good shooters will be glad to share their “secretsâ€, for it is only worth winning when all competitors can shoot their best. Develop a safe, reasonably good load for your cartridge and quit messing with it! If you already have an accurate rifle your time is much better spent working on your hold than on developing loads. Be ready! Develop checklists, plans, mental sequences. The less you can worry about, and the more prepared you are for adverse situations at the firing line, the better your chances will be.
LINK: http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2012/02/shooter-profile-rodrigo-rosa-a-rising-high-power-star/
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AccurateShooter: Rodrigo, do you have any tips for novice High Power shooters?
Rosa: Start by investing in good equipment — buy quality and you will buy it only once. Seek the advise of successful shooters. All truly good shooters will be glad to share their “secretsâ€, for it is only worth winning when all competitors can shoot their best. Develop a safe, reasonably good load for your cartridge and quit messing with it! If you already have an accurate rifle your time is much better spent working on your hold than on developing loads. Be ready! Develop checklists, plans, mental sequences. The less you can worry about, and the more prepared you are for adverse situations at the firing line, the better your chances will be.
