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Can primers cause vertical stringing?
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<blockquote data-quote="Capt Kurt" data-source="post: 312464" data-attributes="member: 20136"><p>With all the responses you have your work cut out for you. I like to start simple and work my way up. Stringing can occur with the best of ammo and one wonders why. The number one cause of stringing is breath control. If your rifle has a scope mounted on it. Set the power on high mag. Get in to your shooting position and breathe in and out. Watch your crosshairs. You will see your crosshairs moving near vertical depending on your shooting position. I would venture to say you will find the same pattern of stringing on paper. Grouping your shots (amoung many other factors) is usually the ability to slow your chest movement and take your shot at the same point each time. Breath control takes practice and should become natural over time. Take notice next time you are at the range. And don't drink coffee before you shoot. Hope this helps. Captain kurt</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Capt Kurt, post: 312464, member: 20136"] With all the responses you have your work cut out for you. I like to start simple and work my way up. Stringing can occur with the best of ammo and one wonders why. The number one cause of stringing is breath control. If your rifle has a scope mounted on it. Set the power on high mag. Get in to your shooting position and breathe in and out. Watch your crosshairs. You will see your crosshairs moving near vertical depending on your shooting position. I would venture to say you will find the same pattern of stringing on paper. Grouping your shots (amoung many other factors) is usually the ability to slow your chest movement and take your shot at the same point each time. Breath control takes practice and should become natural over time. Take notice next time you are at the range. And don't drink coffee before you shoot. Hope this helps. Captain kurt [/QUOTE]
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