08-10-2018, 04:25 PM
'55s method is what I'm striving for, although not as good a shooter as he is 
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I want the AR to be one piece of a rigid system, involving the rifle, butt/shoulder, cheek/head weld, hand/finger grippings, arm tensions.
Same-o, same-o, same-o every time (that's where my learning still occurs!).
And bag/soft rest in front and bag rear (I don't have all the stuff to copy what '55's bench shooter does), not bipod at the bench.
Rigid but not so taut that muscles shake, if that makes any sense.
It's lighter than my other rifles so the movement/kick is a bit more pronounced (sharp/quick, not heavy though), meaning more control needed by me. Those 0.001's of inch at the shot mean inches at the target.
.I want the AR to be one piece of a rigid system, involving the rifle, butt/shoulder, cheek/head weld, hand/finger grippings, arm tensions.
Same-o, same-o, same-o every time (that's where my learning still occurs!).
And bag/soft rest in front and bag rear (I don't have all the stuff to copy what '55's bench shooter does), not bipod at the bench.
Rigid but not so taut that muscles shake, if that makes any sense.
It's lighter than my other rifles so the movement/kick is a bit more pronounced (sharp/quick, not heavy though), meaning more control needed by me. Those 0.001's of inch at the shot mean inches at the target.
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