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"visibly outside the trigger guard" and "clearly outside the trigger guard"
this is how it is written in the rule book -for good reason.
You are risking an AD and then the following DQ, and also scaring the reputation of a club when that bullet hits a house outside of the range.
I have told you about the problem in your technique before in this thread. Don't say its just the camera angel, I watched you shoot that day, and the same thing can be seen from a bystander's view.
Work on your reloads in dryfire practice. Get your trigger finger up on the slide.
Your load on the classifier (off the clock, between strings) was the only clean one.
Sean's videos are frequently posted. But the issue here is safety. To be dismissive and flippant about an obviously unsafe technique is not a good look. A bullet over the berm at Marshfield or any other club is all that it will take to ruin the club and shooting there for us all. We have to police our ranks as shooters or the courts will do it for us.Funny, I don't remember asking for your advice....
...but now that you mention it, my reloads do suck and no, I obviously never practice them.
@SJan, you are a top shooter....and you obviously have better than average video skills...so where are your videos ? Share your awesomness with the rest of us here on NES.
As far as finger in trigger guard....100% bad camera angle....also the sun might have been in your eyes ;-)
Funny, I don't remember asking for your advice....
...but now that you mention it, my reloads do suck and no, I obviously never practice them.
@SJan, you are a top shooter....and you obviously have better than average video skills...so where are your videos ? Share your awesomness with the rest of us here on NES.
As far as finger in trigger guard....100% bad camera angle....also the sun might have been in your eyes ;-)