Dealing with pressure

One of the best feelings in the world is purchasing a new firearm! the next is getting something with it! Unless of course you get a restricted firearm then put all the bells and whistles on it that’s deemed necessary for your liking!

I double posted...no ones perfect hahah.
 
Slavex said:
hmm did they consult Brian Enos for that article?
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Well there are lots of books out there that deal with mental preparation. Enos' book certainly does, as well as Lanny Bashams book and a few other good ones. I just thought some of the newer shooters out there could benefit from this bit since it is so well written.

And for me at least, it never hurts to look at something familiar in a different way. Keeps things fresh.
 
I guess we could say,..have fun and just shoot actually does help. I always felt I shot my best when I just wanted to have a fun stage.
 
Best way to do that is do something you know your wife does not want you to do. And once you've done it, it feels good like buying a new gun, or going at the range for a practice shoot. Or even buying two guns instead of one, that is like a double whamy... ### relieves stress and we all know that as it is known to be one of the best stress relievers. But, would you rather have ### or buy two guns? Nuff said...
 
jonesbb630 said:
Best way to do that is do something you know your wife does not want you to do. And once you've done it, it feels good like buying a new gun, or going at the range for a practice shoot. Or even buying two guns instead of one, that is like a double whamy... ### relieves stress and we all know that as it is known to be one of the best stress relievers. But, would you rather have ### or buy two guns? Nuff said...
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"I'm not a mercenary,..but if I think I deserve something,......I TAKE IT!"
-Conan the babarian.
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