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Is the compact significantly louder than the long barrel? I have neighbors and would rather minimize my noise footprint.

The only penalties are to the guys on either side of me. Remember, I used to live close to Mexico. Frijoles y cerveza, muy bueno! With that diet, disqualification should be in order... ;) 6.12.4The Athlete is responsible for: a) Reporting to his firing point, ready to shoot, at the correct time, wi...

Ok, here is what I did. I took about a quarter of a pound of duct seal and added it in different places in the trap to deaden the noise. I added a large chunk at the bottom of the plate so the plate would angle downward. This didn’t really work out to direct the pellets down, but it did reduced the...

There have been many similar threads here on this subject. I fail to see why many are opposed to this simple solution: BOX O' RAGS 1) Free 2) No lead dust 3) No noise 4) No cleanup 5) Improves with use 6) Instant disposal or recycle after two cases (not sleeves) of pellets 7) Did I mention FREE It’...

I have very long fingers and if I use the tip of the index, I have to forcibly bend my index out of the guard and that does two bad things: now I have to apply subtle movement on a finger that is under stress but worst, pulling my index out opens up my hand and loosens my wrist which results in unst...

I am tired of just shooting 530-540. So I am going to do a “Keith Sanderson” of doing nothing but dry fire for two months. I hope it will do something, but also am afraid it might not do much. For last time, after a week, it did not do much. So I am going to give it a earnest go. Last time, I was d...

seamaster wrote: ↑Fri Mar 06, 2020 1:01 am Is it a fire and hold exercise. Hold on in blank? Or hold on to a for or a line ?

Looking at Keith Sanderson’s dry fire note, seems like he emphasize more on follow through hold.

But hold on to what? Blank wall vs a dot/ line. Please comment

Which note are you referring to?