Trigger Control While Shooting Your Rifle

If you can't control your trigger you'll never be able to accuratley control your shot.  It is as simple as that.
To get the best shot with your rifle you want to have a smooth pull that has no hesitation or jerking action.  To practice you unload the rifle first of all.  Then, after ensuring that the rifle is actually totally unloaded you place the middle part of the first digit of your index finger on the trigger.  Breath in and exhale just slightly.  Before all of your breath has been released hold what remains while squeezing the trigger.

Unless you are shooting from a benchrest that is totally solid you will move slightly as you try to shoot.  That's the main reason you must hold your breath before completing the pull of the trigger.  It works every time you must simply practice practice practice to be as good at shooting as you can possibly be.

The Best Sniper Shot Ever

I've seen some awesome sniper shots in my day but this one tops them all.

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Kel-Tec PF9 Review

Once you have your primary weapon chosen it is time to decide what you'll use as your second or back-up weapon.  For the past few weeks I've been reviewing some of the more popular guns available for this purpose and believe I've found one that will suit that need just fine.  It is the Kel-Tec PF9.  It is small enough to carry in a pocket holster and powerful enough to be of use should the need arise.

Here is a short video that illustrates clearly the pros and the cons of this great little weapon.  Note that there was a problem with the shooter's large hands releasing the magazine a couple of times but if you have normal sized hands this should not present any problem.

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Kel Tec PF9

PF-9

The PF-9 is a semi-automatic, locked breech pistol, chambered for the 9mm Luger cartridge. It has been developed from our highly successful P-11 and P-3AT pistols with maximum concealability in mind. The PF-9 has a single stack magazine holding 7 rounds. It is the lightest and flattest 9 mm ever made. Firing mechanism is Double-Action Only with an automatic hammer block safety.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Calibers:	9mm Luger                      9 x 19 mm
Weight unloaded:	12.7 oz.                           360g
Loaded magazine:	5.5 oz.                             156g
Length:	5.85"                               149mm
Height:	4.3"                                 109mm
Width:	0.88"                                22mm
Barrel Length:	3.1"                                 79mm
Capacity:	7 + 1
Trigger Pull:	5 lbs                                22.2N

The rear sight is a new design and is adjustable for windage with the supplied allen wrench as well as for elevation with the use of shims (not included). The included 7 round rectangular magazine is supplied with a finger extension base plate and numbered holes. The under barrel accessory rail shares the dimensions of the MIL-STD-1913 picatinny rail although there is only one locking notch in the forward position.

Description	MSRP
Blued Finish	$ 333.00
Parkerized Finish	$ 377.00
Hard Chrome Finish	$ 390.00

RUGER SR9 COMPACT REVIEW

If you're looking for a great carry gun that's easy to conceal, dependable and rugged then look no further than the Ruger SR9c.

We believe that it is one of the best compact handguns in the market today with safety features and an adjustable triple dot system, setting it apart from other compacts that rely on fixed sights.

The SR9c has a 1.27" slim grip just like the full-sized SR9 and comes with two 10-round magazines with the second magazine featuring a grip adapter. It's available in two models: the SR9c Brushed Stainless and the SR9c Blackened alloy. Even for such a compact pistol, it features a rail that can accommodate  standard lasers or lights. what is also a good feature of this handgun is visual and tactile loaded chamber factor.

The SR9c compact pistol gives customers a very comfortable carry option in a reliable, 9mm platform. Incorporating the best features of the full-sized SR9, the SR9c offers an even smaller, more concealable option, ideal for discreet carry. The SR9c compact pistol weighs 24 oz. and features an overall length of 6.875", a height of 5.00", and the same slim 1.27" grip width as the full-sized SR9. It comes with two magazines that provide options in both capacity and grip size. The standard magazine holds 10 rounds and features a flat bottom butt plate; a finger grip extension floor plate also is included. The second magazine features a grip adapter and holds 17 rounds, instantly transforming the smaller, compact grip into a full-sized 9mm grip. The 3.50" barreled pistol features an integral accessory rail that accommodates most lights and lasers.

The Ruger SR9c compact pistol utilizes the same adjustable, high-visibility 3-Dot sight system as its full-sized predecessor, setting it apart from many compact pistols that offer only fixed sights. New serrations are located on the front portion of the slide, making it easier to both manipulate the slide and to press check the chamber. The SR9c features a glass-filled nylon frame and through-hardened slide in either a brushed stainless or blackened finish. It also is available with two, 10 round magazines for those states or locales that limit magazine capacity.

Just like the original, full-sized SR9, the SR9c is loaded with modern safety features like a 1911-style ambidextrous manual safety, internal trigger bar interlock and striker blocker, trigger safety, magazine disconnect, plus a visual and tactile loaded chamber indicator.

If you're looking for a high quality, inexpensive handgun that is easy to conceal, wonderfully simple to shoot and dependable we strongly recommend this excellent Ruger firearm.  Average cost is around $450.00 and discounts are generally available through your local firearm dealer.