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RE: glitch in breaking the trigger - chaneylake - 02-05-2015 (02-05-2015, 08:25 PM)Lumpy Grits Wrote: Are you tak'n those short naps again no short naps as of lately, Sun is to my left in the evening this time of the year, my range is basically firing east to west, glare is a problem at times, but I decided to learn to shoot through the glare I have worked real hard on my shooting the past 1.5 years, if I see the dragon breath then I really do not need a spotting scope RE: glitch in breaking the trigger - Lumpy Grits - 02-05-2015 The Sun can and does hide the flash. Bet you see more flash on cloudy overcast days. ![]() Gary RE: glitch in breaking the trigger - chaneylake - 02-05-2015 (02-05-2015, 10:53 PM)Lumpy Grits Wrote: The Sun can and does hide the flash. yep on cloudy days she looks like a roman candle catching a nut RE: glitch in breaking the trigger - Rick Mulhern - 02-08-2015 If you can't CALL YOUR SHOTS.....you may as well be out behind the barn choking your chicken!! RE: glitch in breaking the trigger - chaneylake - 02-08-2015 (02-05-2015, 08:25 PM)Lumpy Grits Wrote: Are you tak'n those short naps again no naps Lumpy, I shoot facing sorta east to west, so at this time of the year in West Tennessee the sun is to my left, glare is not a problem until later in the year I really think that I am trying to hard and the new shooter in this type sport is the main problem, yet I feel that I am getting better I am not totally comfortable with my grip and distance from rear sight to eye still working on it and feel that I am getting better RE: glitch in breaking the trigger - Lumpy Grits - 02-08-2015 Back away from the rear sight some- ![]() Gary |