Guaranteed Dead Center Accuracy
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Guaranteed Dead Center Accuracy
Guys, most of us have been BS-ing together for several years and have developed a close on-line friendship.
That being said, I feel compelled to reveal to you my long held secret for assuring your first shot will hit center bull each and every time. As we all know, that's a great way to impress onlookers.
I stumbled upon this method many many years ago, but have kept the secret until now. Get yourself a cushion of some sort - a one-inch thick sheet of foam rubber about a foot square is perfect. Lay the cushion on the floor. Place a target on top of the cushion (NOTE: It must be the exact kind of target you plan to shoot later).
Now, standing next to the cushioned target on the floor, drop your bullet directly onto the center of the bullseye. In my experience, it takes at least 700 consecutive drops to train the bullet. Of course, if you miss the bullseye on one of the drops you have to start over. However, after 700 successful drops that bullet will be adequately trained, and will hit the center bull perfectly when you later fire it at a target.
Forum members may feel free to use my bullet training method. But please don't tell others about it.
I've often thought about using this method to train a bullet for hunting. But it's so darn difficult to get a deer to lay down on the floor and hold still while you drop bullets on it.
That being said, I feel compelled to reveal to you my long held secret for assuring your first shot will hit center bull each and every time. As we all know, that's a great way to impress onlookers.
I stumbled upon this method many many years ago, but have kept the secret until now. Get yourself a cushion of some sort - a one-inch thick sheet of foam rubber about a foot square is perfect. Lay the cushion on the floor. Place a target on top of the cushion (NOTE: It must be the exact kind of target you plan to shoot later).
Now, standing next to the cushioned target on the floor, drop your bullet directly onto the center of the bullseye. In my experience, it takes at least 700 consecutive drops to train the bullet. Of course, if you miss the bullseye on one of the drops you have to start over. However, after 700 successful drops that bullet will be adequately trained, and will hit the center bull perfectly when you later fire it at a target.
Forum members may feel free to use my bullet training method. But please don't tell others about it.
I've often thought about using this method to train a bullet for hunting. But it's so darn difficult to get a deer to lay down on the floor and hold still while you drop bullets on it.
Last edited by Semisane; 02-03-2011 at 05:35 PM.