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About LinkBacksWow! And yet I am still unsure from the sparse posting from the OP what the exact problem is and what advise is most suited. Even what type of shooting the OP mostly does, or types of firearms involved. Rather than tie him in knots I have offered no advise, except to say someone with a bit of expertise needs to get aside with him at the range and evaluate/identify/discuss his issues one on one.
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