Free Handed Standing Unsupported

[David.evans 5,323]

Sorry to hear that mate , but keep marching on pal

Atb

[just-A-snap 1,269]

Sorry to hear that mate , but keep marching on pal

Atb

Thank you David, good be on you mate.

 

All the best

[bigmac 97kt 13,787]

You shoot the way you want mate ,,,,,,,you hold your rifle the way you want,,,,,,,,,,its you behind the rifle not any one else

 

at the end of the day

 

with me its my eyes there getting worse im diabetic and it affects my eyes ,,,ok when im looking through the scope but for spotting them i need my glasses (for distance) there could be ten rabbits sat 50 yards away and i would not see them

 

honest

 

If your arms are that bad snap get some sticks mate any thing that eases the pain in them cant be a bad thing were not getting any younger bud

 

at least your trying where some would just give up including me

 

atvbjimmy

[just-A-snap 1,269]

You shoot the way you want mate ,,,,,,,you hold your rifle the way you want,,,,,,,,,,its you behind the rifle not any one else

 

at the end of the day

 

with me its my eyes there getting worse im diabetic and it affects my eyes ,,,ok when im looking through the scope but for spotting them i need my glasses (for distance) there could be ten rabbits sat 50 yards away and i would not see them

 

honest

 

If your arms are that bad snap get some sticks mate any thing that eases the pain in them cant be a bad thing were not getting any younger bud

 

at least your trying where some would just give up including me

 

atvbjimmy

Sorry to hear that Mac, hope you are controlling it well mate. Thought I would push my self with the free hand shooting, it is good way to build back strength. Most of the time though I shoot sitting and with hand supported on a tripod.

 

All the best

Renos

[bigmac 97kt 13,787]

Is there a reason why the strength is gone out of your arms Renos

 

for give me if you think im intruding mate

 

atvbjimmy :thumbs:

[just-A-snap 1,269]

Is there a reason why the strength is gone out of your arms Renos

 

for give me if you think im intruding mate

 

atvbjimmy :thumbs:

 

It is very common thing apparently Mac "Carpal Tunnel Syndrome" just that mine was and is at the very extreme end, surgery has just stopped it progressing further so far.

Edited August 25, 2016 by just-A-snap

[villaman 9,983]

You are doing ok Renos just keep going at it mate

[just-A-snap 1,269]

You are doing ok Renos just keep going at it mate

Thank you VM, good be with you too mate.

 

All the best

[bigmac 97kt 13,787]

 

Is there a reason why the strength is gone out of your arms Renos

 

for give me if you think im intruding mate

 

atvbjimmy :thumbs:

 

It is very common thing apparently Mac "Carpal Tunnel Syndrome" just that mine was and is at the very extreme end, surgery has just stopped it processing further so far.

 

Its all to easy to sit at a lap top or computer and type in how we think you should shoot or to criticize your shooting or any one else,s for that mater

 

but with out knowing personal circumstances or reasons why some just jump to conclusions and think its down to your shooting

 

RESPECT TO YOU FOR TRYING TO PUT THINGS RIGHT AND BUILDING UP YOUR ARMS

 

and as for free standing unsupported shooting its one of the hardest types of shooting any way in my book

 

and any one even with nothing wrong with them will find it hard to do

 

you keep at it Renos

 

you never know one day you may be as good as me (as long as its prone or off the knee)

 

RESPECT BUD ,,,,RESPECT

 

atvbjimmy :thumbs:

[just-A-snap 1,269]

 

 

Is there a reason why the strength is gone out of your arms Renos

 

for give me if you think im intruding mate

 

atvbjimmy :thumbs:

 

It is very common thing apparently Mac "Carpal Tunnel Syndrome" just that mine was and is at the very extreme end, surgery has just stopped it processing further so far.

 

Its all to easy to sit at a lap top or computer and type in how we think you should shoot or to criticize your shooting or any one else,s for that mater

 

but with out knowing personal circumstances or reasons why some just jump to conclusions and think its down to your shooting

 

RESPECT TO YOU FOR TRYING TO PUT THINGS RIGHT AND BUILDING UP YOUR ARMS

 

and as for free standing unsupported shooting its one of the hardest types of shooting any way in my book

 

and any one even with nothing wrong with them will find it hard to do

 

you keep at it Renos

 

you never know one day you may be as good as me (as long as its prone or off the knee)

 

RESPECT BUD ,,,,RESPECT

 

atvbjimmy :thumbs:

 

Thank you Mac, good be with you and yours.

 

All the best

Renos

[villaman 9,983]

 

 

Is there a reason why the strength is gone out of your arms Renos

 

for give me if you think im intruding mate

 

atvbjimmy :thumbs:

 

It is very common thing apparently Mac "Carpal Tunnel Syndrome" just that mine was and is at the very extreme end, surgery has just stopped it processing further so far.

 

Its all to easy to sit at a lap top or computer and type in how we think you should shoot or to criticize your shooting or any one else,s for that mater

 

but with out knowing personal circumstances or reasons why some just jump to conclusions and think its down to your shooting

 

RESPECT TO YOU FOR TRYING TO PUT THINGS RIGHT AND BUILDING UP YOUR ARMS

 

and as for free standing unsupported shooting its one of the hardest types of shooting any way in my book

 

and any one even with nothing wrong with them will find it hard to do

 

you keep at it Renos

 

you never know one day you may be as good as me (as long as its prone or off the knee and with a HW100 and not a gaystate )

 

RESPECT BUD ,,,,RESPECT

 

atvbjimmy :thumbs:

 

[philpot 4,991]

I think free standing is blooooomin hard for anyone (except maybe Viz) but with your condition it must be a hell of lot harder Renos. Well done you.

 

I find myself taking most of my hunting shots free standing, not because I want to but the rabbit or pigeon has gone by the time I manage to get down to kneel and then hope there is a good branch to get back up again, perhaps why I miss a lot......................

 

Keep at it Renos.

 

Phil

[just-A-snap 1,269]

I think free standing is blooooomin hard for anyone (except maybe Viz) but with your condition it must be a hell of lot harder Renos. Well done you.

 

I find myself taking most of my hunting shots free standing, not because I want to but the rabbit or pigeon has gone by the time I manage to get down to kneel and then hope there is a good branch to get back up again, perhaps why I miss a lot......................

 

Keep at it Renos.

 

Phil

Thank you Phil, and for you I say as well, good be on you mate.

 

All the best

Renos

[Hydropotesinermis 724]

Ooh touchy...

 

I was trying to help, and I wasn't going to post again but seeing as you went all menstrual...

 

Mate if you read what I was saying the strength in your arms doesn't have anything to do with it.

 

If you have the strength to lift the rifle build your position correctly then your muscular strength shouldn't be an issue.

 

You should be looking for bone to bone support.

 

The stance is hard to adopt and takes practice but you will find it steadier when it comes to holding the rifle.

 

I don't know how you are holding your rifle now but if your arms are getting tired there is a good chance I could help you be able to maintain the freehand position longer and shoot tighter groups.

 

Why post a video on here of your shooting if you don't want people to comment... You just wanted people to pat you on the back and say well done.

 

Well done you shot some paper.

[just-A-snap 1,269]

Ooh touchy...

 

I was trying to help, and I wasn't going to post again but seeing as you went all menstrual...

 

Mate if you read what I was saying the strength in your arms doesn't have anything to do with it.

 

If you have the strength to lift the rifle build your position correctly then your muscular strength shouldn't be an issue.

 

You should be looking for bone to bone support.

 

The stance is hard to adopt and takes practice but you will find it steadier when it comes to holding the rifle.

 

I don't know how you are holding your rifle now but if your arms are getting tired there is a good chance I could help you be able to maintain the freehand position longer and shoot tighter groups.

 

Why post a video on here of your shooting if you don't want people to comment... You just wanted people to pat you on the back and say well done.

 

Well done you shot some paper.

Big Man

P.S

 

Next time I post and do not ask anyone for advice, you will be first in line. as you are the DADDY on the The Hunting Life. You Can call me a W, F C any thing you want mate but do not presume you f**k*NG Know ME or how I live MY F****n* LIFE.

 

All the best

Edited August 24, 2016 by just-A-snap