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 Re: An epiphany or tin foil hat?
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I wouldn't discount an eye dominance issue but the other thing I have seen with young shooters is the first time they rely on instinct and do well then they start thinking which slows them down just enough to spoil their timing. The other thing my wife struggles with is trying to be perfect, or aiming. Again it messes with her timing so by the time she pulls the trigger the target is now dropping more.
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