Quote of the Week
Posted: Tue Apr 17, 2012 2:35 pm
Hi Guys,
> I came across this quote & thought it worth sharing with you all "Air Gun Afficianados"
"Even with the finest pellet rifle in the world, shooting the most accurate pellet in that particular rifle, and sighting through a perfectly-adjusted scope with the world's finest optics, it all still boils down to the person holding the rifle . . ." !>
> My sincere advice is that - Once you have chosen & bought the Air Rifle best suited to your needs - "Start loving it" - "Admiring it", "Respect it" & "Take Care of it".
> Cock your weapon with grace (do not yank it) - Load the pellet properly - Close the breech gently yet firmly (don't slam)
> Relax, breathe normally, take a proper stance, shoulder the gun with confidence, aim at the target with focussed attention, steady your posture and then gently - positively & continuously squeeze the trigger.
> Finally follow through by holding the pre-firing position for a second longer after the pellet has taken flight.
> Remember a sudden raising or lowering the barrel after firing can make the pellet 'go off the target'!
Happy Shooting
Briha
> I came across this quote & thought it worth sharing with you all "Air Gun Afficianados"
"Even with the finest pellet rifle in the world, shooting the most accurate pellet in that particular rifle, and sighting through a perfectly-adjusted scope with the world's finest optics, it all still boils down to the person holding the rifle . . ." !>
> My sincere advice is that - Once you have chosen & bought the Air Rifle best suited to your needs - "Start loving it" - "Admiring it", "Respect it" & "Take Care of it".
> Cock your weapon with grace (do not yank it) - Load the pellet properly - Close the breech gently yet firmly (don't slam)
> Relax, breathe normally, take a proper stance, shoulder the gun with confidence, aim at the target with focussed attention, steady your posture and then gently - positively & continuously squeeze the trigger.
> Finally follow through by holding the pre-firing position for a second longer after the pellet has taken flight.
> Remember a sudden raising or lowering the barrel after firing can make the pellet 'go off the target'!
Happy Shooting
Briha