I’m laughing now!Making your PH happy. Poor attempt at humor. Sorry.
I’m laughing now!Making your PH happy. Poor attempt at humor. Sorry.
Why would you shoot those from a bench?I have both and find the felt recoil to be comparable. About 15 rounds at one sitting from the bench is all I want from either.
When hand loading working up accurate loads.Why would you shoot those from a bench?
I do something similar but i limit myself to 5 rounds. I learn more on dry fire practice than the live round. The speed comes natural to me thankfully after a lot of ground hogs so I don’t practice it. My practice is more about instilling confidence in my mind at different ranges prior to a hunt. I know my day is eventually coming, but I’ve thankfully never wounded an animal on 12 safaris. I want to know I did everything possible prior to hunt to avoid that happening.I’m not a fan of practicing with a gun I’m not going to hunt with. I do a routine that I started due to cost of ammo and also find it good when using a rifle that has a lot recoil. I do 3 range sessions a week for 3 months leading up to my hunt and daily dry fire sessions off sticks. Once my rifle is sighted it’s only off sticks and with any cheap ammo. My range sessions are 6-12 rounds and I give myself 10 seconds at 100 yards and 15 at 200. That’s the total time to get your rifle on the sticks and send a round downrange. Force yourself at first as you’ll be surprised how accurate you become. I also mix in followup shots at different ranges.
Your PH will he happy. Mine is!
Sound advice!I do something similar but i limit myself to 5 rounds. I learn more on dry fire practice than the live round. The speed comes natural to me thankfully after a lot of ground hogs so I don’t practice it. My practice is more about instilling confidence in my mind at different ranges prior to a hunt. I know my day is eventually coming, but I’ve thankfully never wounded an animal on 12 safaris. I want to know I did everything possible prior to hunt to avoid that happening.