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Get Access SubscribeI shoot at RiflesOnly whenever I get a chance and most of the time, one stage requires weak shoulder to be utilized. So I practiced and gotten proficient.
Secondly, the wife is a lefty and I’m a righty. So I get a chance to practice both hands/shoulders when I feel like it.
I’ve gotten pretty proficient at it. I normally shoulder/eye left side but keep my hands running normally right handed.
But switching to a left hand rifle to keep your hand on the grip sounds like you’re gonna have trouble handling your rifle when moving or trying to get stable
And she can do all that wearing a short skirt and heels!
Agree, or Gruene River grill next to the Grist Mill.unless its changed in the last 5-8 years, i would avoid the gristmill. too big, too busy, food is not bad but not worth the cost or the wait. i would rather eat at Mozies across the street. just my opinion.
This. Proper BR front rests can cost several $K. Most non-BR shooters use a bipod and rear bag on the bench. Bipods also have several solidity levels, usually depending on price, but also on intended use. Common PRS bipods have a lot of slop in them compared to the capabilities of bench rifles.It depends on what you're calling a front rest.
If you're using a rest intended for something like precision shooting, then I'd say that's the most stable. If you're talking about the type of rest that you'd buy at a sporting goods store, then you'd be better off with bags.
Login to view embedded mediaSeafood buffet is good at both places. My wife would eat nothing but crab if it was a choice, so I didn't feel bad paying $80 each to only eat 1 plate of crab and move on to prime rib.
It's a pain in the ass, we ended up there on a slow weekend and waited in line for 30 min. Reservations were 3 months out.
Grist Mill in Gruene (N side of New Braunfels) for lunch or dinner for the win. They have ribs but aren’t a bbq or Mexican restaurant but is the best place to eat anywhere around.
I stopped fixing..if auto correct fucks it up you guys can read between the lines.Clitties do too
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