Montana Outdoors Vol 38 No 5 Sep/oct 2007
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You look straight ahead. When the birds get up, you look at a bird. Then your reflexes work. The gun comes up under your eye, and while it's coming up your thumb slips the safety and your finger goes to the trigger, and when your eye's on the bird and your finger's on the trigger the gun just goes off and the bird drops. It is every bit as sim- ple as that if you start at it right. Try it a few times and snap her dry at a pine cone." I threw the gun up and snapped. The gun went off with a horri...d roar and scared me so bad I dropped it on the ground.
"Uh huh," the Old Man said sarcastically. "I thought you might have enough savvy to check the breech and see if she was loaded before you dry-fired her. If you had, you'd have seen that I slipped the shell back when you weren't looking. You mighta shot me or one of the dogs, just taking things for granted." That ended the first lesson. I'm a lot older now, of course, but I never forgot the Old Man taking the gun away and then palming that shell and slipping it back in the gun to teach me caution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You look straight ahead. When the birds get up, you look at a bird. Then your reflexes work. The gun comes up under your eye, and while it's coming up your thumb slips the safety and your finger goes to the trigger, and when your eye's on the bird and your finger's on the trigger the gun just goes off and the bird drops. It is every bit as sim- ple as that if you start at it right. Try it a few times and snap her dry at a pine cone." I threw the gun up and snapped. The gun went off with a horri...d roar and scared me so bad I dropped it on the ground.
"Uh huh," the Old Man said sarcastically. "I thought you might have enough savvy to check the breech and see if she was loaded before you dry-fired her. If you had, you'd have seen that I slipped the shell back when you weren't looking. You mighta shot me or one of the dogs, just taking things for granted." That ended the first lesson. I'm a lot older now, of course, but I never forgot the Old Man taking the gun away and then palming that shell and slipping it back in the gun to teach me caution.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 38 No 5 Sep/oct 2007?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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