View From The Porch: Gun Zen.

Monday, September 15, 2008

I managed to wax all profound on teh intarw3bz last night:

Where the bullet lands is a lot more important than what the bullet is. Train to make the bullets land where you want.

I are deep.

Anonymous said...: If one misses, one shall miss low and to the left. Thou shalt aim three quarters high. - Todd 2:45; 8:26 AM, September 15, 2008
Earl said...: "Train to make the bullets land where you want." wasn't that what technology was supposed to replace? Training? Shoot lots of bullets something is going to hit? But I do agree, getting hit with FMJ or hollowpoint only matters to victim and medical team, missing just messes up the crime scene for the investigators.

You have said it well.; 8:34 AM, September 15, 2008
Laughingdog said...: "If one misses, one shall miss low and to the left. Thou shalt aim three quarters high."

Unless you shoot leftie.; 1:05 PM, September 15, 2008
Anonymous said...: Remember the TRUE Zen of Shooting :

BE the bullet.

That is all, Grasshopper.

Kewpy viff vix.; 4:53 PM, September 15, 2008
Anonymous said...: The trick to using a 148gr. HBWC is to turn it around when you seat it and put the big hole out the muzzle first.; 10:21 PM, September 15, 2008