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Thread: Dealing with a flinch

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  1. 14-03-2022, 01:06 PM #11
    Cartman
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    Agree with most things said here. Noise was the biggest factor for me and all my guns are suppressed now. Plus dry firing and shooting a lot with a 22. Shooting technique helps too being in poor alignment or poorly braced can make recoil more noticeable or even more excessive.

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