Trigger Freeze

[Wonko the Sane]

Anyone claiming to live in a place called Rutland is deserving of some forgiveness

 

[Jim Tyner]

Foreign. Yankee. Idiots

That may be a tad hrash. However, I'll post my handgun collection if you will post yours.

 

[PhilS]

That may be a tad hrash. However, I'll post my handgun collection if you will post yours.

He can't.  We're not allowed to send guns through the post here..........

 

[Simonix]

Sorry to offend any of our friends from over the pond. Just a little return bante r from that link to the US site that's all.

And Wonko, you're right! We are a wierd old bunch here in Rutland!

Mind you saying that, our new FITASC world champion lives here.... Not sure what that means if anything!? Haha!

 

[Bryn12]

Sorry to offend any of our friends from over the pond. Just a little return bante r from that link to the US site that's all.

And Wonko, you're right! We are a wierd old bunch here in Rutland!

Mind you saying that, our new FITASC world champion lives here.... Not sure what that means if anything!? Haha!

Multum in Parvo.....indeed

 

[Harry1]

Well for me it's been a huge problem,, 20 years ago used to shoot a lot but alas without hearing protection I was young and earmuffs were not the fashion sadly.

I got to the stage where I could not pull the trigger at all after consulting doctors and specialist were told it's basically my brain taking over and saying I will not tolerate that pain any more so I quite the sport .

20 years later and bored decided I should try again but committed the cardinal sin went and bought 1000 sovereign fitasc cartridges as they are fastest on market got some earplugs and of I went to first clay shoot but by the 5 th stand the yips had re appeared finished the round very worried it's back again but thought about it got fitted earplugs changed to gamebpre velocity was a bit better then someone said try clever t1 as is soft shell strangely never got trigger freeze since so for me think it's recoil related