Teaching kids to shoot, killing power and factory loads

Shooting/Hunting tips of the month

November 2004

TIP 1.

Its a good idea to use targets which a youngster (learning to shoot for the first time) can see when the bullet strikes.

Tin cans, silhouette targets can be placed on top of target holders, stumps, logs, etc. When the bullet hits one of these targets, they topple over.

Objects like clay targets are more fun because they shatter spectacularly, making each shot register in his/her mind, building confidence and having fun at the same time.

Keep their enthusiasm high and he/she will stay interested.

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TIP 2.

There are many factors involved with the 'killing power' of a cartridge but when you get down to the nitty gritty, it is the bullet or projectile and where it impacts the animal that matters most.

If you do not use the correct bullet, you run a very real chance of only wounding your quarry.

Think bullet first, and power last.

Read this article to learn more:

About killing power...

TIP 3.

Factory loads are a compromise. They are required to work from any given rifle on any type of game and in varying conditions.

The reloader, however, can pinpoint his/here own specific needs and pick one perfect projectile.

The result can be a startling improvement in rifle/handgun performance and an increase in its effectiveness. Visit this website to learn more about reloading today:

Learn more about reloading...

Shooting/Hunting Websites

I have about 12000+ Shooting/Hunting related websites on file. Each month I will reveal 3 sites for you to explore. There are some sites you know, but there are also many good ones that I never knew existed! Enjoy.

Shooting/Hunting sites of the month...

http://www.grinderguy.com

Meat Grinder, Smokers, Sausage Stuffers, Cookshack smokers and other equipment used for processing wild game.

http://www.berrysmfg.com

Manufacture plated bullets as well as a host of plastic injection molded items - Ammo Boxes, Vibratory Tumblers, Media Separators (sifters), Pistol Cases, 30 cal. Plastic Ammo Can (like the Army GI can), and many other reloading accessories

http://www.starlinebrass.com

Starline manufacture handgun cases for popular and less well known calibers. Well worth a look!

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