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Sgt Slaughter · 2005-12-21 09:54:24

Tis the christmas time and im looking for a present for my old man. Also have an ulterior motive in that i want to improve my own shooting! Anyone out there any good books that they know of that are easy to find in Dublin? We normally fire the .22 but also he fires weapons at work to so an all round book but not hunting

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Books on improving shooting

21-12-2005 9:54am

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Sgt Slaughter

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Tis the christmas time and im looking for a present for my old man. Also have an ulterior motive in that i want to improve my own shooting! Anyone out there any good books that they know of that are easy to find in Dublin? We normally fire the .22 but also he fires weapons at work to so an all round book but not hunting

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The best one I've come across to date is "Ways of the Rifle", but it's more aimed ('scuse the pun) at olympic shooting. However, it's dealing with the fundamentals of shooting, so it would be of interest. There's also "The Wind Book", which I'm reading at the moment, it's a pretty damn good book on how to read wind conditions for outdoor shooting. You could also look up David Tubb's book on rifle shooting, though that's more aimed at fullbore NRA shooting.

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