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How to become a Great Shooter.
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Tex-Shooter
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14 August 2011
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Shooting Tips
The key word in becoming a great shooter is repeatability. I am not going to discuss the style of shooting here and you will need to decide that on your own, but here are several points that will help this cause.
1) Shoot the same slingshot all the time.
2) Hold your slingshot the same all the time.
3) Grip the pouch the same all the time.
4) Use the same band type and pull weight all the time.
5) Place the shot in the pouch the same all the time. A dimpled style pouch might help.
6) Use the same weight shot all the time.
7) Draw to the same anchor all the time (yes even if shooting butterfly style).
8) Use the same style all the time.
9) Use the same target acquisition all the time.
10) Use the same style pouch all the time.
11) Use the rubber to frame mounting all the time.
12) Use the same rubber to pouch tie all the time.
13) Use the same rubber all the time.
14) Use the same pouch tie string all the time.
15) Shoot long distances at small targets.
16) Shoot daily at least 15 minutes.
17) Create new shooting challenges.
18) Shoot with other shooters.
19) Listen to successful shooters.
20) Always be ready to accept suggestions and criticism to improve your ability.
1) Shoot the same slingshot all the time.
2) Hold your slingshot the same all the time.
3) Grip the pouch the same all the time.
4) Use the same band type and pull weight all the time.
5) Place the shot in the pouch the same all the time. A dimpled style pouch might help.
6) Use the same weight shot all the time.
7) Draw to the same anchor all the time (yes even if shooting butterfly style).
8) Use the same style all the time.
9) Use the same target acquisition all the time.
10) Use the same style pouch all the time.
11) Use the rubber to frame mounting all the time.
12) Use the same rubber to pouch tie all the time.
13) Use the same rubber all the time.
14) Use the same pouch tie string all the time.
15) Shoot long distances at small targets.
16) Shoot daily at least 15 minutes.
17) Create new shooting challenges.
18) Shoot with other shooters.
19) Listen to successful shooters.
20) Always be ready to accept suggestions and criticism to improve your ability.
