That's why in the Navy we had to have everything calibrated periodically.Originally Posted by Kev Williams
Accuracy and precision don't matter in 'real life'...
how can anything be accurate when the measuring devices aren't?
If an item was out by just a day, we were not allowed to use it.
Such was the life working on nuclear missile systems.
Howard Garner MTC
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My target at 15 yards. 9mm Glock 26.
Using too much of the end of your finger on the trigger.
Anticipating recoil.
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My target before shooting at it with my muzzle loader:
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My target after shooting at with my muzzle loader:
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My shooting, if nothing else, is consistent. Isn't consistency a form of precision?
-Tom
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