if you shoot a hundred rounds a person on a range day
I've found that longer range shooting (or just an enhanced focus on accuracy at even 100 yards) -- especially if you mix in a few dry fires between live shots to work on trigger control -- dramatically cuts back on my ammo usage. Might be worth trying to keep costs manageable.
sure, but i'm going to be starting over with novices, so they'll need time and opportunity to practice things at a closer distance etc. Thanks for the idea though.
You might still be able to focus on accuracy at 50 or even 25 yards and walk it out as necessary. This could help prevent ammo sticker shock and get them out to the range more often (good for building habits).
Cool as shit you're getting novices out there either way
I've found that longer range shooting (or just an enhanced focus on accuracy at even 100 yards) -- especially if you mix in a few dry fires between live shots to work on trigger control -- dramatically cuts back on my ammo usage. Might be worth trying to keep costs manageable.
sure, but i'm going to be starting over with novices, so they'll need time and opportunity to practice things at a closer distance etc. Thanks for the idea though.
You might still be able to focus on accuracy at 50 or even 25 yards and walk it out as necessary. This could help prevent ammo sticker shock and get them out to the range more often (good for building habits).
Cool as shit you're getting novices out there either way
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