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The science of target shooting

  • 22-06-2009 8:29pm
    #1
    reachershooter
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    I have been reading a book by Lee Child entitled "Die Trying" in which there is a lengthy description (on page 254 or so) about the science of accurate target shooting. I was wondering if anybody has read this book and if the description of the science would be considered well researched or just fiction. hence, I have come to this site to ask the experts for opinions.


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  • #2
    Rew
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    Target Shooting is all based around Physics and there's plenty of material out there that explains it so you should be able to find other sources to check against it. Not familiar with the book.


  • #3
    rrpc
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    reachershooter wrote: »
    I have been reading a book by Lee Child entitled "Die Trying" in which there is a lengthy description (on page 254 or so) about the science of accurate target shooting. I was wondering if anybody has read this book and if the description of the science would be considered well researched or just fiction. hence, I have come to this site to ask the experts for opinions.

    You'd need to post the description here. You can't rely on the chances of someone having both read the book and 'worn the teeshirt' so to speak. :)


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