Alotta things in regard to trigger time,are a commonality,that'll spill over from platform to platform. One CONSTANT is,that the longest,heaviest,loudest,hardest kicking shit...do NOT get used the most(by anyone) and most folks ain't very good with same(and that's being VERY fucking nice).
Everyone's "long shot" or "far" is different and I simply term it as any/all things beyond zero range. That whether it's a FWB 300 or a Six Twat-Six. The same principles apply and the commonality of Physics connecting dots reliably,is assuredly a concrete foundation from which to build upon.
Will the gent who rattles a tin of JSB Exacts through the 300 every week,be wellllllllllll ahead of the gent who guns but a coupla boxes of ammo through the Twat-Six a year? Yep. NOTHING replaces/replicates trigger time and projectiles being sent the other side of zero. If the platform is sound,come-ups found and things hold zero/repeat...then a LOT can be learned and abilities improved. Things once pondered as being "impossible",soon become blasse' and one can easily improve as much as they want. Such things have long interested me,if only because it never don't not connect dots by literal default.
I get these questions every day,everywhere I go and most are quick to try and purchase Ninjatude,less paying the price of actual practice. That would be nice,but the fruits of trigger time cain't ever be cheated. So most are starry-eyed with Newfangled Wizardy and caught up in trying to buy ability,which is a dead end trail. Hand 'em a $400 Krunchenticker with magfed 75's and let 'em crunch 900yd steel on the first poke and them initial thoughts,reliably change. Very few folks have even the foggiest of notions,how much available splendor there is,in something as "lowly" as a killer 22LR. Everyone THINKS they "know",but it simply ain't in the cards,until they see/do it themselves.
Some are quick to think that it's ALL an Equipment Race and while it is true,that not all wares are equal(or close),it is still very easy to align Splendor,while shopping smart. Bullets rate far more thinking than they get and a scope's sole purpose is to steer bullets and them two constants,fuck folks up the most.
Conjoin Fun,with them constants and good shit is happening under the radar,by default. A guy is gonna learn a bunch more than just a lot,in a single outing,by slingin' through a brick of 22LR ammo in a Skookum platform,while chasing less than perfect conditions. Being able to read/dope wind in such a PRECISE manner,do translate handily to all other wares in the larder.
Nobody teaches wind right and that one still blows my mind.
There's a bunch to be said,for your most Fun shit,to just "happen" to be your BEST shit too.................(grin)
