Shotgun Jones: Congratulations on your first 25 straight with the .410er. Just remember, the first 25 is always the hardest. It will get easier from here out and before long, if you keep at it, you will be working on your first 100 straight! When I was a kid, just learning to shoot, I was at the Nationals in Savannah, Georgia. Low and behold, Fred Missildine was watching me shoot a light weight Browning superposed .410. He walked up to me and said: "Son, you are stopping your swing with that light little .410 Hold a loose forearm and place your left hand closer to the receiver." I took his advice and my scores jumped up immediately. I think the key to shooting a light gun is holding a loose forearm...really, any gun for that matter. Just my 2 cents worth and I hope I didn't offend you by making this suggestion. Regards, Buzz
