Your aim seems to drift to the right. Have you determined which is your dominant eye? (for instance, I'm right handed, but I am left-eye dominant, and for years I didn't know why I couldn't aim or throw a ball with any accuracy).
I'm curious, the target seems upside down, so were you high left or low right?
Also, you made it sound like you used several different guns....if that's the case I wouldn't worry about groups and I would be pleased to used different firearms and put them all on paper like that!! Well done!
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Indeed, that is excellent shooting for a newbie! Head shots, one and all.
But, if I may offer some advice, you need tighter shot groups. That'll come with practice. You certainly have the basics down!
jeffs, thanks for the advice. i plan to start with a .22, take serious lessons and lots of practice.
handguns on the other hand i will pass.
Your aim seems to drift to the right. Have you determined which is your dominant eye? (for instance, I'm right handed, but I am left-eye dominant, and for years I didn't know why I couldn't aim or throw a ball with any accuracy).
not yet, rebecca. i am going to add my other targets - which seem to be more central. i had both eyes open while using the scope
I'm curious, the target seems upside down, so were you high left or low right?
Also, you made it sound like you used several different guns....if that's the case I wouldn't worry about groups and I would be pleased to used different firearms and put them all on paper like that!! Well done!
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