But to see if you are flinching or not, get some snap caps and dry fire pointing at a blank wall. If the sights move when you release the trigger. You are doing it wrong.
Repeat the exercise countless times everyday until it doesn't happen anymore.
OK. I'll do that.
Should I try to prevent the recoil motion? Or just let it "do what it wants?"
Thanks!
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