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From: BOB PROKOPCZYK                                        Time: 06:32pm
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Subj: Re: Pro-Elite (was Falcon Light Hunter) 18:32:0002/03/98

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-----Original Message-----
From: Larry Durham 
To: Multiple recipients of list AIRGUN.LIST 
Date: Tuesday, February 03, 1998 2:15 AM
Subject: Re: Pro-Elite (was Falcon Light Hunter)
>Before even adding weights, try supporting the gun with your bones rather
than
>your muscles.  Brace your non-trigger hand just in front of the trigger
guard,
>and attempt to jam your elbow into your hip, or at least your lower ribs to
form
>a triangular brace with the supporting arm.  Don't use the classic "U.S.
Marine"
>hold, with elbows cocked out at right angles to your body, push both elbows
in
>tight against the chest, slightly forward to hold the gun up without
strain.

Competition guns are generally heavy to aid steadiness, and weight limits
are
>placed on offhand guns because very heavy guns of up to 20 lbs are known to
be
>even steadier than lightweight 10lb guns.  Top offhand shooters usually
prefer
>muzzle heavy guns as the weight is multiplied to damp heartbeat more
>effectively.  Don't cut that stock until you KNOW you have to!
>
>ld
Good point ld, I didn't even think about the shooter using a different hold
than I use. My hold was drilled into me by a great instructor and I'd
forgotten that not everyone gets the same training. I also hope my post
didn't sound like I was telling him to cut the stock since my point with the
weights was mostly meant as something that can be undone with no damage.
Thanks for making it clear about not making permanent alterations  until
it's a last resort.
Bob P.
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