Why? Isn't it just down to balance, fit and knowing your sight pictures? I've been told that the longer barrels make you less likely to stop the gun just before firing as they take more stopping once got going. Not sure if that's true or not, I have no problem swinging through fast targets with a 28.
apologies I ment sporting
my apologies also if my post seemed aggresive u did not mean it too.
Best get your tin hat on.. That's really not the opinion of many top shooters..
Tried that, it didn't work. Even tried Holy Water but the Legia spray took care of that, I noticed that the local shooting Priest has switched to RC cartridges, so awaiting the results of that one ! Some of us need all the help that we can get !
Ah, but now you have turned to a proper discipline, it will not be long before you will ! I can forsee Teague chokes, 4" barrel extensions 'F' Blacks in one pocket 'F' blues in another and every 'F- in' shot size that you could imagine in the rest. Why do you think that Sporting vests have 4 + pockets ? You will need 4 ozs. of lead inserted in yer stock, a lovely new green recoil pad (yes, they do work) a superb new Italian designer handbag to carry at least, the remainder of the 'F-in' catridges that you were unable to squeeze into yer pockets, 6 cans of Red Heifer (or similar), Pilau frames and assorted lenses for front of yer hat (so you can rice to the occasion) and Oakleaves and lenses for the back (just to confuse the Refs !). Then you can add Jungle Fever fly spray, 16 chokes of every denomination possible, sweat bands in assorted colours, 6.5 shot (just for rabbits), choke keys, gloves and a gunslip with more legs than the Isle of Man, designed to attempt to trip up all of the other Competitors. Of course all of this is entirely dependant on your being able to get past Will's skip with your new 7 1/4 lbs gun, mind you with that lump of lead in the stock, if you added a barrel weight too, you would be getting closer to that magic gun the rest of us hope to, one day, aspire to.
