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The least amount of tension in which you can keep yourself upright and on target. In theory, the legs should be as relaxed as possible, but most shooters have some minor tension. Your body will also continue to balance your body on your feet, you can't really stop that without falling over. You may ...

Wow, thank you so much, sir! I'll be sure to incorporate this into my shot plan.

And as a current Academy applicant, Go Bears!

I'm a rifle shooter trying to fine tune my equipment to give myself the best technical advantage I can as I develop my skills ahead of my last high school season. I recently came across an article on stability (https://www.ssusa.org/articles/2017/9/8/postural-stability-how-to-improve-your-static-hol...

Just a few quick questions... I see a lot of shooters use a raised elbow position in Air Rifle to great effect, Chinese shooters such as Du Li in particular. Wouldn't that cause a lot of tension in the trigger hand, or do I misunderstand what they're doing? Second, I've been reading the book Ways of...

I'm a junior rifle shooter trying to improve a great deal in a comparatively short amount of time. I only started competitive shooting this season (I'm starting the second semester of my junior year of high school) and I'm trying to get my scores to a collegiate level before I start the process of a...

Thank you so much for this, I'll be sure to use all of this!

First, if you have collegiate shooting aspirations start budgeting for >>two<< guns. Your first should be an Air Rifle ... talk to your JROTC instructor and let him know you want to shoot precision next year (or sooner) ... you have to get into that. (BTW ... how tall - what weight are you? --- get...

Out of curiosity, how were these made and will the plans be released or the buttplates be for sale once you get beyond the prototype stage?

I currently shoot a Crosman CH2009 in JROTC 3PAR, I'm in my junior year of high school, and I live in Florida.

I am a junior shooter trying to transition into precision shooting so I can continue to college shooting in the next few years. I have a very limited budget, and my rifle and gear will likely be secondhand. Any tips, money-saving tricks,or advice would be very much appreciated!