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发帖数: 11154 | 1 Editors and contributors share the worst shooting tip they have heard:
http://www.gunsandammo.com/2011/11/07/bad-shooting-tips/?pid=96
1. Garry James: Topping Black Powder with Bullseye
When I was a kid, and just getting started in black powder shooting, an
“expert” at the local gun shop advised me to top off the BP load with a
couple of grains of Bullseye to keep the fouling down. I tried it and
blew the nipple right out of my Gwyn & Campbell carbine. The blast threw
the hammer all the way back to full cock and damn near deafened me in my
right ear.
2. Dick Metcalf: Visegrip
Probably the worst recurring advice I hear given to new handgun
shooters, is that the heavier the recoil, the harder they have to lock
down on the gun and grip it like a vise. That’s fine, if you want it to
jar your teeth. Instead, grip it firmly but relaxed, and let the recoil
pass smoothly through your wrists, elbows, and shoulders, like a trained
boxer takes a punch. If you shoot stiff, it’ll set you back on your
heels, and you’ll always flinch.
3. Richard Nance: 'I'll Just Shoot'
“I’ll just shoot him.” I’ve heard this phrase uttered ad nauseam by the
naive and just plain ignorant with regard to firearm retention. While
it’s true that shooting an assailant who grabs your gun may be a valid
response in certain situations, it’s not always possible. What if the
muzzle is oriented away from the assailant – or worse yet, at an
innocent third party? Keep in mind that during a deadly tug-of-war for
your gun, the slide of a semi-auto pistol could be rendered out of
battery and if the assailant clutches the cylinder of your revolver, you
won’t get a shot off unless it was in single action mode. If you carry a
firearm, it’s your responsibility to ensure it doesn’t end up in the
wrong hands. There’s no substitute for firearm retention training from a
qualified instructor.
4. Joseph Von Benedikt: Shut the 'Other' Eye
Way too many would-be teachers tell a new shooter to shut the “other”
eye -- the one they're not looking through the sights with. Sure, if you
want to cripple your ability to get on target fast, your peripheral
visions ability to pick up movement, and your ability to see your
bullet's impact, then that's a great tip. In reality, keeping both eyes
open is a far superior way to shoot. The single caveat to the above
pertains only to cross-dominant shooters. If you shoot right-handed but
are left-eye dominant, as is my wife, you may have to close your left
eye in order to focus your right eye through rifle sights.
5. Iain Harrison: J-Frames as Starters
J-Frames make great starter guns for women. This one’s like fingernails
on a chalkboard. The last time I heard this was from behind the gun
counter at a big chain hunting store. Guy was explaining that they were
very popular due to their size and them seeming non-intimidating. Just
load them up, slip it into a purse and you’re good to go. Right up to
the point where you actually need to use it.
6. Will Hayden: No Need to Aim Shotguns
“It’s a shotgun, you don’t have to aim.” We can just call it Internet
wisdom. I've read it all over the place in message boards and elsewhere.
7. Payton Miller: .410s as Starters
"Start a beginner off with a .410." Let's not be scared of the 12 gauge
and its felt recoil. I'd say a .410 is for when you’re old and can't
take it any more, not for when you’re starting out.
8. Brittany Boddington: Muzzle Brakes for First-Timers
The first thing that comes to mind is that muzzle brakes are great for
first-time shooters, when the noise actually scares them worse then the
recoil would have! | C*******d
发帖数: 15836 | 2 Quite enlightening.
特别是那个双眼睁开瞄准的。 | b*****e
发帖数: 5133 | 3 5和6还经常听得到。
小枪比较cute，有些人真还听得进这话，这班上买第一把的看上小枪也不止一个两个的
了。
6关于霰弹枪的还有几个衍生版，包括什么霰弹枪撸管子或朝天花板开枪就可以吓走毛
贼等。
瞄准睁双眼单眼我觉得不应该强求。双眼有干扰可能(主视眼不够强势)，单眼有容易疲
劳可能。精度上还是单眼最好，要不奥运会打小窟窿眼的射击赛大都遮了一个眼睛。自
己闭上一只眼会比较容易疲劳，但有时微微合上点就可以减少进光量有助于主视眼瞄准
。前两天班上讨论过的那位Jasmine Jessie/Jessie Harrison获得过实用射击中精度要
求最高的Bianchi杯冠军，她打精度要求高的靶子就会半闭左眼。 | k**0
发帖数: 19737 | 4 5，前面一半还不算错，买jframe左轮当第一把枪也适用。 |
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