A. B. C. of Snap Shooting
A. B. C. of Snap Shooting
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22. Seeing the ball/wW over the sights, means in reality the allowing for a little drop betore the bullet gets there.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 16 SNAP SHOOTING, 23* It is the fault of nearly all beginners to uncover too much of the front sight, and consequently to overshoot.
Be careful that the front sight is well down into the rear when you see the object finally, and pulL 24. The pulling of the trigger must be done without hesitation, but quickly as soon as the judgment orders it.
25* The fouling... of the jifle will depend on the ammunition used. The author has fired as many as five hundred shots from a rifle without cleaning, while using cartridges of American make, but has not been able to shoot more than ten of those made by Eley Brothers, of London, before cleaning, and as the English cartridges cost just twice as much as the American, the result of the test is strongly in favor of the latter.
26. As soon as burned powder begins to accumulate in the grooves, it tears the bullet, and accuracy is impossible; the digression being sometimes several inches in a ten yards flight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
22. Seeing the ball/wW over the sights, means in reality the allowing for a little drop betore the bullet gets there.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 16 SNAP SHOOTING, 23* It is the fault of nearly all beginners to uncover too much of the front sight, and consequently to overshoot.
Be careful that the front sight is well down into the rear when you see the object finally, and pulL 24. The pulling of the trigger must be done without hesitation, but quickly as soon as the judgment orders it.
25* The fouling... of the jifle will depend on the ammunition used. The author has fired as many as five hundred shots from a rifle without cleaning, while using cartridges of American make, but has not been able to shoot more than ten of those made by Eley Brothers, of London, before cleaning, and as the English cartridges cost just twice as much as the American, the result of the test is strongly in favor of the latter.
26. As soon as burned powder begins to accumulate in the grooves, it tears the bullet, and accuracy is impossible; the digression being sometimes several inches in a ten yards flight.
What to read after A. B. C. of Snap Shooting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fletcher, Horace, 1849- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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