Hi Max, your asking for tricks :-)
I not sure if there are any tricks, but the one you already said. What works for me might not work for you. If you could get your hands on a Scatt system, or beter borrow one for some weeks :-) you get lot of info on how you shooting looks like. Adjusting the rifle and testing againg and again will show you which works for you. Another way when training live, whenever you get a bad shot, analyze and try to find the reason for the bad shot.
Training indoor eliminate the weather factors as wind, sun - rain. I asume that your ammunision is good ? Perhaps you could get some one to look at your prone posision and to check if everything looks right. If your got some prone pictures you could try to drop them here - there migt be some comments :-)
All the best,
Ken

Hej
Ken you're right!
Unfortunately, my shooting club is small and currently we can not afford Scatt and even electronic-target.
The shooters are all different and so is the controlling weapons and positions.what's good for you no good to me.
For my position I think is good light I have also problems with the lumbar and cervical and periarthritis bilateral ( I am 59 years old ).........
I know that distance is difficult to give advice .... but right about new ideas.All advice is welcome.
I want to ask you which (according to your experience) is one of the most serious mistakes that can make a shooter or what is undervalued position, sling tension, tilt weapon. etc.).
Where have you worked harder?
I'm also looking for a friend who makes excellent results in training but sometimes in competition under stress has variable results and I can not understand him to shoot with a steady rhythm

ciao

See here to left my 10 shots made at the open in 2009

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One of the things that makes me more angry.....
when after a good set of 10 in mouches I suddenly escapes a bad 9 or worse an 8 ..... and after 97/96/97 ..a little to 90/93.

Sometimes I do sets of shots seeming to be By two different .... Dr. Jakyll and Mr. Hide.
probably caused by age :-((((
If I had 20 years less !!!!!

When the temperature is not so cold, I and my friends started to shoot and do the photographs....I shall send you by email

thank you

Dear Max, all of the things you said counts, so it very importent that you do the same things every time. The angle of tilting the rifle can be adjusted by a placing a libelle, and the problem is eliminated. In my opinion a too tight sling would produce more pulse. A loose sling wont give any support, so everything in between will do. When aiming and beeing in releaxed posision the rifle should be pointing direct at center of the target.
Ken

Dearest Ken,
In fact last year I worked on this in particular.....releaxed posision.... yesssss :-)))
Focusing on the target if I feel tension I began again until the rifle is not pointing in. Every little tension is paid with anomalous shots ! :-((((((
I put, between a shot and the following, a T-shaped backing of aluminum under the rifle (outside the protection of the trigger) and I relax the left arm without losing position. And it works! :-D
Place the butt plate and the left elbow are the most important problems to solve, always able to replicate the same position is something really complicated. :-S
Here is one of the nodes to extricate to be able to make serious points ...... otherwise shots are just " holes". %-/
As I have already said a few days settle a dumper on the rifle, because I fear and I can not hold the vibration at the shot.This reduces vibration and improves test shots groups. :-))))))))))
This tool is already used by some of our bench-rest shooters and gave excellent results.One of these friends (Bench 2009 Italian champion) won a match at European level in Germany and he scrambled the strong German team. :-))DDD

"Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts." (

Hi Aussiesun,
a poet or a philosopher from Australia??!
Hello!

Ciao Tracy,
Welcome !!!

Haha! Tracy fooled you!!
She's been taken out with the rest of the garbage.