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08-31-2012 | 04:54 PM

#11

bronko22000

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From: Eastern PA

Darn it those CVAs shoot terribly! I hope mine does much better...
Must be all the junk parts and poor quality!

08-31-2012 | 05:07 PM

#12

Muley Hunter

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From: Colorado

It's all that creep in the trigger.

08-31-2012 | 06:09 PM

#13

ronlaughlin

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From: Rapid City, South Dakota

What's that old saw? The first liar doesn't stand a chance!?! Another......................That's nothing!!.........................

08-31-2012 | 06:40 PM

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bronko22000

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From: Eastern PA

Quote:

Originally Posted by cayugad

Me shooting off hand is a good way not to mess up a paper target. All seriousness.. I am one of the worst off hand shooters these days. And the further I get away from the target, the worst I get. That is one reason I have been shooting A LOT with my .22 caliber Sig Sauer, trying to learn hold, breathing, etc.. and it is helping. That is some good off hand shooting people.

Dave - the .22 is good practice. The more you shoot the more muscle memory you will attain and the better you will get.

08-31-2012 | 06:58 PM

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Muley Hunter

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In defense of Pluckit. The Wolf is not an easy gun to shoot offhand. Light gun with a short barrel

A gun with a long heavy barrel like th GPR is better suited for offhand shooting.