How long did it take to master your flinch?

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Re: How long did it take to master your flinch?

Post by mobo » 24 Aug 2014, 10:54 am

Let your license expire hey?
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Re: How long did it take to master your flinch?

Post by whert » 24 Aug 2014, 10:56 am

The pistol requirements are too much for me.

Love to have a couple, but the min required number of shoots on club time tables doesn't work for me.

If I could just head to the range for some casual shooting now and then, I'd love it.
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Re: How long did it take to master your flinch?

Post by AussieTimmeh » 25 Aug 2014, 2:34 pm

Apollo wrote:Try dry firing, especially if you can get a mate to drop a dummy round in the chamber without you knowing if it's a live round or a dummy and see if you flinch.

I'm a bit late to this thread but just wanted to say that is an excellent idea, thanks!
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Re: How long did it take to master your flinch?

Post by Hercl » 25 Aug 2014, 9:29 pm

Apollo wrote:Try dry firing, especially if you can get a mate to drop a dummy round in the chamber without you knowing if it's a live round or a dummy and see if you flinch.


What what people flinch without a round in the chamber after they've argued to be blue in the face that they don't flinch :lol:
What is this "too many rifles" you speak of?
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