Aiming points rather than center mass?
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Aiming points rather than center mass?
How many of you use aiming points, like the leg of a chicken, rather than center mass. For those of you who do, what are they?
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Re: Aiming points rather than center mass?
Any time I see a fleck of white passing by I just grab the trigger for all I'm worth!
Or I aim center mass when thats an option, either way.
Or I aim center mass when thats an option, either way.
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Re: Aiming points rather than center mass?
Anymore mine are more like drive by's then an aiming point ;)
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Re: Aiming points rather than center mass?
i wish i have a aiming point. i shoot on the downward curve of my wobble. some days my wobble is small, most it is very large. gone are the days that i can hold rock solid on the target.
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Re: Aiming points rather than center mass?
The way I shake now days, anytime I don't see dirt I yank on the trigger.
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Re: Aiming points rather than center mass?
I always try to find an old bullet mark close to the center of mass. If there is not one close then the theory is hold center and squeeze.
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Re: Aiming points rather than center mass?
Aim smaller hit smaller regardless of where you try to release or aim at.