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03-20-2005, 02:19 AM
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Thanks for all the tips guys... i'll do plenty of dry firing to check what i'm doing wrong... i still think i'm flinching though in anticipation. But i went to the range again today and squeezed off another 150rds and its getting a little better... but still consistently low.
Oh and hey, can any of you tell me why this is happening: After a long period of shooting my trigger finger is sore at the lower half of where i touch the trigger, like i'm getting a bruise... is it just from my finger absorbing and vibration of the recoil or wat?
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